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27 Dec 2013 01:52
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I find that I have a protection I do not need. It is the one provided by war levels. As I pointed out in another thread, there needs to be more incentive to be a higher war level, so players who can raise war levels do so, but this should be an option available as well and has its own merits. Why should my war level prevent wars that I and another player want to be involved in?
I propose a way to choose for your empire to be removed from war level declaration limits. This change should be permanent the same way as raising your war level. War level 3 should be a requirement to make this change. If this limit is removed, the way it would work is that players within three war levels can declare war on your empire as normal. In addition, other players outside of this limit can declare war on your empire if they have also removed their war level protection. This part is important. The only wars that can happen outside of the normal three war level limits are ones in which both empires have chosen to remove their war level protections. This is to prevent one player from being able to declare war on another with the rest of their empire protected by war levels.
I propose a way to choose for your empire to be removed from war level declaration limits. This change should be permanent the same way as raising your war level. War level 3 should be a requirement to make this change. If this limit is removed, the way it would work is that players within three war levels can declare war on your empire as normal. In addition, other players outside of this limit can declare war on your empire if they have also removed their war level protection. This part is important. The only wars that can happen outside of the normal three war level limits are ones in which both empires have chosen to remove their war level protections. This is to prevent one player from being able to declare war on another with the rest of their empire protected by war levels.