please help guild officers manage their TW better.1. for one, they should be able to forbid certain players from participating. (for example, those with really low GP, or those who have a history of signing up and never producing any banners, or those who have committed rogue actions)my guild is around 100m. we end up getting almost 15 members who have such low GP, they are not ready/qualified. they only skew the matchmaking formula against our favor. we fight with one hand tied behind our back. because they sign up, but are unable to produce any banners at all... we'd love to just tag them as not allowed to participate, because their inventory isn't up to snuff yet. 2. for those new recruits who come along and ignore chat and place a bunch of weak squads on the front line defense. or those who just fail to read, and place a good team in the wrong section...how about you let guild leaders/officers erase a bad squad placement, during setup phase. just an ability to reject a placement would be absolutely great.3. i'm guessing its too much to ask to let the officers move squads around during setup..

Its called the kick button and you can give orders in each section. Failoyo follow guild orders... kick. I know most people dont like to recruit so its hard to kick but the tools are there.

Not going to happen, The devs will not put tools in place that allow you to limit or stop other players from playing. Your options are either talk to the person/s or remove them, that’s it, that’s all.

Im pretty sure most dictators past and present think as he does.

"Kisakee;c-1719839" wrote:"Kyno;c-1719122" wrote:Why would you want someone in your guild if they dont care?Why would you want to have one or a group of overbearing officer(s)/leader not only telling you what to do, but changing things and forcing you to play a different way than you want to?I don't want someone like that in the guild but i want to give them a second chance before kicking them. And i don't want that option to suppress people but to correct things. I really don't see why you always think about it in the worst possible way, for me it's just a tool to make things/ deploys right and help this new guy to focus a bit more and giving her/ him the chance to stay. If that's not the playstyle of her/ him they can choose to change it or to leave by themself instead of being kicked out immediately. That's not overbearing in my eyes, not at all.a tool to give someone a second change, is the ability to mark a team and then allowing them to change the team. changing it for them doesn't give them a second chance, as they may not even know it was changed. allowing anyone to play the game for someone else is overbearing.

I'd like to see an option to reject bad deploys as well and that people always got a notification if that happens to them. Someone who made a mistake and accept it will do better from this point, someone who doesn't care at all will see that s/he aren't able to leech and will be reprimanded with a guild kick when no changes are made.That's a good way to get it right and reach each player that don't read or follow orders. It's a warning by itself to them, the only thing you can do right now is to kick someone out of the guild and losing a player that's registered for TW. As an officer you are happy for every little piece of control, especially if you're the one who manages Territory Wars.

Please give officers/leader the ability to exclude certain members from TW, and erase bad placements

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thirtiethruby84
7 years ago
Its called the kick button and you can give orders in each section. Failoyo follow guild orders... kick. I know most people dont like to recruit so its hard to kick but the tools are there.
GhostTrucking
7 years ago
Not going to happen, The devs will not put tools in place that allow you to limit or stop other players from playing.

Your options are either talk to the person/s or remove them, that’s it, that’s all.
Kisakee
7 years ago
I'd like to see an option to reject bad deploys as well and that people always got a notification if that happens to them. Someone who made a mistake and accept it will do better from this point, someone who doesn't care at all will see that s/he aren't able to leech and will be reprimanded with a guild kick when no changes are made.

That's a good way to get it right and reach each player that don't read or follow orders. It's a warning by itself to them, the only thing you can do right now is to kick someone out of the guild and losing a player that's registered for TW. As an officer you are happy for every little piece of control, especially if you're the one who manages Territory Wars.
Waquira
7 years ago
Dissatisfied with new guild members' rosters and performance? Dissatisfied with new members, who don't communicate?

A. Select your members more carefully.
B. Educate new / inexperienced members.
C. Contact them in guild chat when they join. If they don't respond, let them move on to their next guild. (Minor accounts don't have access to read guild chat and banner messages).

It's all part of managing a guild to create the environment you prefer.
Kisakee
7 years ago
"Waqui;c-1713148" wrote:
Dissatisfied with new guild members' rosters and performance? Dissatisfied with new members, who don't communicate?

A. Select your members more carefully.
B. Educate new / inexperienced members.
C. Contact them in guild chat when they join. If they don't respond, let them move on to their next guild. (Minor accounts don't have access to read guild chat and banner messages).

It's all part of managing a guild to create the environment you prefer.

And after all it's a game you want to enjoy and not a job you want to be the HR officer for.
1andonlysmooth
7 years ago
Most exclude by kick lol
ARC-CaptainRex
7 years ago
Being able to kick a squad should definitely be a thing though. Sometimes people don't read, or they mis-click (I've done that myself quite a few times). It doesn't even have to be officers, let guild members change the squads they've placed.
Waquira
7 years ago
"Kisakee;c-1713161" wrote:
"Waqui;c-1713148" wrote:
Dissatisfied with new guild members' rosters and performance? Dissatisfied with new members, who don't communicate?

A. Select your members more carefully.
B. Educate new / inexperienced members.
C. Contact them in guild chat when they join. If they don't respond, let them move on to their next guild. (Minor accounts don't have access to read guild chat and banner messages).

It's all part of managing a guild to create the environment you prefer.

And after all it's a game you want to enjoy and not a job you want to be the HR officer for.

Managing your guild could save you a lot of frustrations during guild events later on.

Well, you can choose to manage your guild and recruitment, or you can choose not to and just let the guild evolve in whatever direction it evolves. However, not managing anything, and then still letting the frustration get to you, when some members don't perform well in guild events is a but silly tbh.
Waquira
7 years ago
"CaptainRex;c-1715821" wrote:
Being able to kick a squad should definitely be a thing though. Sometimes people don't read, or they mis-click (I've done that myself quite a few times). It doesn't even have to be officers, let guild members change the squads they've placed.

Letting people remove their own squads could be a great idea. It's not any different than retreating from a bad attempt in a raid. However, Letting some guild members remove other guild members' squads is a bad idea. If a member makes a mistake, it should of course be reflected in the overall result. It's a guild event after all. The whole guild needs to perform well.
Kisakee
7 years ago
I am the one checking the enemies roster, giving info to the guild, explaining the plan, writing orders to every single territory and the guild chat and spending my own time which in most cases is more than one hour and some people still don't read the orders or ignore them. This is frustrating and not having any option to regulate deploys if people just don't care about anything is even more.

An option for the people to edit their deploys may be helpful if someone made a mistake and want to correct it, for everything else it's just useless. We officers are doing everything for the guild but you can't see behind someones head. I'm so tired of giving new people a chance just to see they completely drive crazy and ruin the whole plan you spend your time for and destroying the fun for all other members too.

Even if you're the best operator in the world, if someone works against you and you can't do anything it's a big smash to the face. You're an officer for a reason and people trust you in your doings so it can't hurt to give us that option to reject deploys. If people don't like your ways they will tell the leader and if s/he don't care about it folks will seek another guild. You can't abuse that option or the whole guild will fall apart, it's about everything in life - trust and faith.