These have too be the nastiest gameplays ever.

Providence 031 wrote:

Tell your alliance friends to talk to me in the forums because I didn’t get to log in my CoW account as I am too busy to play now.

Im still waiting for the AvA

I don’t have an alliance to play with now, they’ve disappeared somehow. If we get to join the same by incident (very unlikely) then let’s see.

Commannder French wrote:

1) Wolfpacking in AvA games.

Like that has to be a bannable thing to do. An AvA is meant to be a fun battle not a round where golders and spammers get to go against one individual and magically making 70 units in less than 3 minutes.

An example of this is my own alliance. We had set rules for an AvA: No gold, no cards. War bonds only for espionage and research, play fairly. But then, they started going after one individual ina frica, then, suspiciously, yugoslavia, a 1 month old account (not even that) gave 15k of everything to libya while Italy and Spain attacked Morocco and Algeria with France who somehow had like 20 cruisers or so. Then, they full sent their army to Romania and turkey completely overwhelming them. Italy, France, Germany and Yugoslavia, who also magically spawned another 30 units just rushed everything. When Sweden tried to play their own games by full sending his whole army to Berlin (It was a carefully planned attack btw, Germany had NOTHING up north!) suddenly he caught himself being bombed by 20 planes and 44 units. Now France is coming and so is italy while Spain and libya magically clutched with 50 mysterious units in a random city.

2) Desperate golding.

I don't even have to explain this... there should be a limit on how many units you can gold per day

Wolfpacking restrictions don't really apply to AvA games. These are often coordinated on separate servers and alliance challenges are used. The number of players on each side is predetermined.

Use of gold and cards is also restricted and audited with offenders being punished appropriately.

I someone mention the Alliance World Cup. Is that back? I know most reputable alliances pulled out of that two years ago after they had the cheating scandal.

Are there still people doing role-playing? Call of war map

6thDragon wrote:

Commannder French wrote:

1) Wolfpacking in AvA games.

Like that has to be a bannable thing to do. An AvA is meant to be a fun battle not a round where golders and spammers get to go against one individual and magically making 70 units in less than 3 minutes.

An example of this is my own alliance. We had set rules for an AvA: No gold, no cards. War bonds only for espionage and research, play fairly. But then, they started going after one individual ina frica, then, suspiciously, yugoslavia, a 1 month old account (not even that) gave 15k of everything to libya while Italy and Spain attacked Morocco and Algeria with France who somehow had like 20 cruisers or so. Then, they full sent their army to Romania and turkey completely overwhelming them. Italy, France, Germany and Yugoslavia, who also magically spawned another 30 units just rushed everything. When Sweden tried to play their own games by full sending his whole army to Berlin (It was a carefully planned attack btw, Germany had NOTHING up north!) suddenly he caught himself being bombed by 20 planes and 44 units. Now France is coming and so is italy while Spain and libya magically clutched with 50 mysterious units in a random city.

2) Desperate golding.

I don't even have to explain this... there should be a limit on how many units you can gold per day

I've been off the forums for a while. Not sure if this thread is still on it's intended purpose.

Wolfpacking restrictions don't really apply to AvA games. These are often coordinated on separate servers and alliance challenges are used. The number of players on each side is predetermined.

Use of gold and cards is also restricted and audited with offenders being punished appropriately.

I someone mention the Alliance World Cup. Is that back? I know most reputable alliances pulled out of that two years ago after they had the cheating scandal.