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Jo Salkilld (White Giant)
28 Jun 2011 23:04
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You're contradicting yourself, Maestro. You say that war levels have not marginalised federations, and at the same time you suggest that federations should be limited to those of a certain war level.
Federations had a number of functions (and I use the past tense deliberately). Not only to protect their members but to teach and support them. Feds are no longer able to protect their members unless they insist that all federation members get to and remain at the same war level - no higher or lower than the other fed members. This limits both the players already in the federation and the players who can join.
Teaching and support are still elements of fed membership, but in your scenario players can only join a fed where their fedmates have the same war experience as them, and are already economically capable of supporting an army. Therefore there will be very little they can teach each other.
If all feds can do is support their members ... build corps in each other's countries and b*tch to each other about game changes ... how are they anything other than marginalised?
Hugs and respect
Jo
Federations had a number of functions (and I use the past tense deliberately). Not only to protect their members but to teach and support them. Feds are no longer able to protect their members unless they insist that all federation members get to and remain at the same war level - no higher or lower than the other fed members. This limits both the players already in the federation and the players who can join.
Teaching and support are still elements of fed membership, but in your scenario players can only join a fed where their fedmates have the same war experience as them, and are already economically capable of supporting an army. Therefore there will be very little they can teach each other.
If all feds can do is support their members ... build corps in each other's countries and b*tch to each other about game changes ... how are they anything other than marginalised?
Hugs and respect
Jo
Luuv ya Big Guy!