2 days till battles and we still dont know what is allowed and what is not...
That horse is also event quest item which we were probably not supposed to be able to complete so it would be nice to know for sure... And it says nothing about rice stew and chamomilehttps://forum.events.the-west.net/i...l-fort-battle-championship-4.52476/post-57736 ?
There it says, no sets from the soccer event allowed for fort battles. But else they are allowed for normal play (leveling, building church, duelling etc.).
I think Quest-Items are allowed.
Seems like you’ve got a knack for ball-istics! Ever consider a career as a professional ball-handler?Oh great, I can enjoy the sets offered by the event, oh, I forgot I only got balls and a baker set.
Anyone want a ball? Maybe I could play with them, as nothing else is going on, no more duels after this...
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We have already communicated in our team that Rice Stew and Chamomile are strictly prohibited in the fort fight. Therefore, we could establish a mutual agreement to avoid using them. However, there is a concern: we cannot control how many people might use them either deliberately or by mistake.In this unpleasant situation, there is one more extreme or ultimate possibility and that is that all 4 semi-final teams would agree on some fair terms through some kind of contract.
This very frustrating situation was caused by the fact that:
1. the management of the game did not prevent the start of the football event and Pandora's box was opened
2. the management of the game, unfortunately, cannot take a clear position and answer the trivially posed questions.
As for negotiations and agreement on fair conditions, it's not so much about Rice Stew as much as to Chamomile, whose use in battle cannot be traced in any way by opponents. Does anyone here still believe that when the management of the game can't even take a clear position, they will monitor whether someone had it in the battle? And can the admin figure it out or find out if the Chamomile was used in the battle?
Time is running out, and the ultimate solution could be, for example, all four teams basically agreeing on whether or not chamomile will be used in battle because we haven't heard back from game support and and we will have a battle tonight. What would happen? Would they disqualify all four semi-final teams? In addition, I repeat, this is an emergency situation that arose because the management could do absolutely nothing about it and it is no longer possible to look at it passively, there will be a battle in 20 hours.
In the case of agreement to use Chamomile, all teams could use it equally, so practically no one (no team) would be in danger (considering that this situation was caused by the inaction or indifference of the game support).
In the case of agreement not to use Chamomile, we can only rely on the good word or honest promise of the opponent, who does not use Chamomile in battle even if he loses and wants to save himself at all costs (relying on morals especially when everyone goes their separate ways after the tournament seems naive).
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Succuboy, if we don't get clarification from support and you would like to negotiate, you can contact one of our leaders, e.g. EREWAN or Madagog.
Good luck.
But the problem is that, while in the case of using Rice Stew you can find out, prove it and report it to support, in the case of using Chamomile you have no way to find out, prove it, and thus you have nothing to send to support. That's why I wrote the post above, it's logical or rational not to trust the opponent, that's why it seems like a fair deal, if support doesn't interfere in any way, to simply agree to use chamomile.We have already communicated in our team that Rice Stew and Chamomile are strictly prohibited in the fort fight. Therefore, we could establish a mutual agreement to avoid using them. However, there is a concern: we cannot control how many people might use them either deliberately or by mistake.
Furthermore, let's be honest, one of us might allow our team to use these items while the other team prohibits them, creating an unfair advantage just to secure a win since it's a tournament.
It's not that I don't trust you; I'm simply considering all possible scenarios, given that there are no official rules regarding these items, or they're badly written just to be easily taken out of context.
This situation is quite frustrating. They should either make Rice Stew available in the shop or explicitly ban it by removing it from inventories.
Until then, I must insist that we do not use Rice Stew and Chamomile in the fort fights.
And that must be applied by the other Conference as well, GR2 & PL2.
Since it's a bit too late to make changes now, let's keep Rice Stew and Chamomile prohibited and hope the staff makes an announcement after tonight's fort battle.But the problem is that, while in the case of using Rice Stew you can find out, prove it and report it to support, in the case of using Chamomile you have no way to find out, prove it, and thus you have nothing to send to support. That's why I wrote the post above, it's logical or rational not to trust the opponent, that's why it seems like a fair deal, if support doesn't interfere in any way, to simply agree to use chamomile.
Today we can still wait until the support makes it clear to us and strictly not use it in battle, then the state of the number of attacks and defense will be balanced (2, 2), so it seems fair to me.
This seems like a reasonable way to address the issue: adding Chamomile to the shop and giving everyone a few to keep in their inventory. I don't see it as a HUGE advantage, even in attack, but it's a notable improvement compared to the old 15 leadership points.Succuboy, one of the admins (not Syntex) wrote back to us on the ticket that Rice Stew and Chamomile are forbidden, rather I'm pointing out (an example, not far from reality) that in one battle 20 attackers could use 20x Chamomile, which is plus 10 skill points per player multiplied by 20, which can significantly affect the battle, and when you see that the admins are not even able to write to the forum and answer our primitive questions, I am convinced that the support will not solve it, they will not punish anyone and it will stay that way. Additionally, you as an opponent have no way of figuring out that 0, 1 or 20 opponents in a battle could have used Chamomile - you can simply see that the opponent in the battle has a Bear, Wild horse, a weapon enhancement like Rice Stew, but you have no way to figure out if he had an Amulet or a Chamomile, it doesn't even show in the skills ranking - it's an easy way to cheat quietly and secretly and most likely nobody will do anything about it, so to this day we still don't know if support will monitor it, if it will be punished and how it will be punished.
A better solution is to completely disable Rice Stew, enable Chamomile, and give each player 5x Chamomile in their inventory. No one would have to suspect anyone of anything, and admins wouldn't have to monitor anything either (which I don't think they will do anyway).
I am perplexed that neither GR2 or PL2 seemed upset about the situation, or confused
I am perplexed that neither GR2 or PL2 seemed upset about the situation, or confused
We are.
We have sent tickets with the same questions to @Syntex and we are still waiting for the information...