NightCapping (I dont really agree with warror's solution to the problem) • CCNet

NightCapping (I dont really agree with warror's solution to the problem) Back

Dhiras 9 days ago

Its quite evident that nightcapping plays a crucial role in helping alliance win multiple sieges. Nightcapping is disruptor.

THE NEW POINT SYSTEM:

the new point system is not foolproof, it does counter nightcapping to an extend, but it does not counter it fully. It also has its side effects of giving ridiculously more amount of points to a certain side, i dont like the idea of giving more points to a side just coz they are losing.

FREEZE SYSTEM:

this is originally proposed/planned to be implemented in the new conquest war gamemode, i think this would be a great idea to be implemented in nations

HOW DOES IT WORK:

2 freeze sessions per side that means a side can freeze 2 sessions and no fighting will happen in those 2 sessions, considering that the sessions dont overlap 4 sessions will be freezed that means the remaining 4 sessions in the day will be fought

this gives a chance for side to battle it out and sides to win sieges in straight battles than some stupid tactic like nightcapping.

Comment your thoughts and leave a reason if you dislike this pls.

Thank you!

Comments

Raptor355 9 days ago

yeah
what if main fighting sessions are frozen to wait out the siege

Ashes43 9 days ago

Again blatant cope by Coalition due to losing. Has anyone noticed that these kinds of suggestions magically disappear when they win?

Itsleon09090909 9 days ago

Or recruit some americans

andrew___ 3 days ago

This suggestion while it might be a creative way to solve the problem of nightcapping it could still be abused while id like to also add all nightcap suggestion are mostly downvoted my alliance members who dont provide a counter arguement other than:cope,biased (ofcourse its biased since were the ones expiriencing the problem) and finally recruit americans (do i really need to add something here? Yall should know how hard its to recruit for ccnet nowdays with the loyalty system while most your americans where there before that)