7 years ago
Territory War Banners
I recently noticed that the placement for banners earned in territory wars only will account for those who have contributed points (anything over 0 banners earned). This means that those who join the ...
"Athusk;c-1499368" wrote:"LaksonVell;c-1498985" wrote:"Athusk;d-163409" wrote:
I recently noticed that the placement for banners earned in territory wars only will account for those who have contributed points (anything over 0 banners earned). This means that those who join the territory war and does not contribute offensively or defensively will not show up in placements in total banners earned, attacking and defending banners earned.
This creates difficulties for guild leaders and officers to manage contributions within the guild.
For example, in order to find out who joined the territory wars and did not participate, I would have to go through the sign up list shown at the summary page, then proceed to mark down every name that was signed up, then double check with everyone in the ‘earned banners’ section to see who’s missing.
Please implement a way for those who join in TW to automatically have “0 banners earned” so it’s easier for guild leaders and officers to manage participation levels. (Similar to how TB shows points contributed).
The "problem" is that they would still get rewards this way. Makes incentive for people to sign up and afk whole tw.
Without being too harsh, yes that is the main issues I have with TW. Having people sign up, do nothing and still reap the rewards makes TW less enjoyable.
The reason as to why it is less enjoyable is for example:
My guild signs up with 50 people so we would get paired with another group of 50. If we have 10 people who do nothing (set no defense and do no attacks), we’re automatically put at a disadvantage. Even if there were no rewards to give to the inactive participants, this makes it harder for us to win TW.
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