Re: Knock out in wars

Thanks

it’s not by choice only 3 play I have invited new cities and they have not accepted , I can’t chuck them out or I won’t be able to play war 

and we are given only teams with 10 cities sometimes 12 mostly 10 , so we play every week and have a good score mostly  higher than the teams we play 

most of the teams we play less than 50% participate 

your answer is invalid 

it’s not all about massive teams it’s about fun and the knockout rule denies the many thousand smaller teams , of this I know BlaizinsZ because I’ve played literally hundreds of wars since it started and we always get 10-12 cities 

and we only loose if we get an opposite continent! because we have to sleep 

I read other posts and they have given great suggestions about improving the game overall 

and they agree get rid of knockout rule 

@starsks4  Perhaps the solution to your issue is to consider moving to a different club with the 2 folks that participate with you. Both @BlazinsZ and @Duckups have played for awhile and may can help with this exercise. Your other option is to seek a merger with another club or clubs...I’m currently trying to coordinate a merger of 2 clubs (not nearly as simple as it sounds - everybody wants to be Batman)  - neither club do I have any prior association with, just serving as a 3rd party facilitator. Your 3rd option is keep recruiting and hope you find someone that actually wants to play.

My suggestion is if interested send either of these guys a private message and discuss if they may have an opportunity in their club...or send me one (we’re not a war club) and I may be able to find you and your friends a home or perhaps work you into the current merger discussions. Good luck.

@StumpBros  You’re preaching to the choir and if you go back and read a bit you will learn I raised this concern during the 1st week of the knockout rule...I’m not the one that mentioned 3 active participants on a 10 member club - I simply offered @starsks4 options as he patiently waits for the proposed changes to occur. This was an unnecessary step designed to address the run & hide strategy which pretty much disappeared with the shield buster. I believe some folks have found limited success using the knockout rule against hackers but that certainly isn’t a solution and I agree it wasn’t very well thought out from the customer’s perspective.

We both know without proper planning a global team has no more advantage than a regional team...but whether there are 25 members or only 10 if you only have 3 participants you don’t have a chance...unless they’re all hackers which I obviously don’t believe is the case here. They have tried to recruit with limited success so I provided 3 distinct options for consideration.