Please change the rules in a war for shields
Please make changes to wars on how long you can be under a shield. We lost two wars because the teams stayed under shield the few hours. It ruins the competition when a team can just hide under a shi...
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I play on a team that uses this strategy.
on one hand I feel like it’s sort of lame, like never moving your pieces from the back row in checkers, but on the other hand IT’S CALLED STRATEGY.
stop being foolish enough to shield every single member on a team when they are in the lead and you won’t have this problem.
as for those complaining about teams coming out at the end with unbrellas, once again it is called strategy, that’s exactly what the umbrellas are for! I have qualms with that one.
my club has won 37 wars and only lost 4. We work together as a team, we communicate, and we STRATEGIZE, that’s the whole point. If a team is foolish enough to shield us when we are ahead that’s their fault not ours. Some teams we play against don’t put up much of a fight but some are awesome and it’s a battle of who can activate their boost or launch their attack fastest before getting blocked by the other team. It’s good fun. Learn to work together as a team and communicate and you’ll have less issues like this.
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That’s what you were TRYING to achieve there...trying to justify what you were doing and ARE doing is not “wrong”.
Well, let me assure you it is. Not only is it wrong, but completely cowardice!
In a real war, if the cowards hide behind heavily reinforced barriers, the offensive attackers simply deploy larger munitions that can decimate the structure. In a game like this where the developers in EA have their heads up their *...and consistently let this programing oversight go...it cannot be leveled with...IE: there is no way to “level the playing field”...
So, to again answer your “why we play like cowards is not ‘technically cowardice’”...let me assure you it IS and your club would have your rear ends handed to you frequently if you didn’t take advantage of such a blatant programing oversight.
