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theres been arguments for extending the time because it takes so much resources namely power to upgrade near the max levels that a player could set aside the game for quite some time overa year even before accumulating the power needed to initiate an upgrade. account inactivity triggering base destruction after 6 months seems to be a fair compromise as i believe it was once 12 months and before that there was no inactivity self destruction at all. players that are inactive for 6 months may only play during a certain time of year when they are less busy, take me for example im a roofer and rarely have time to play in spring summer and fall however i can be very active in winter and its not uncommon for me to log into old servers when i have the time to during the winter months. the 6 month self destruct feature is not particularly enjoyable for me i wouldve preffered 12 months but im not complaining as im of the opinion no server should ever last longer than 6 months unless it is reset entirely.
Well I get what you mean, but that doesn't carry any extra Fort attempt on the server wich is the goal of the game.
Inactivity for a few months to charge power seems quite an ineficient way to play to me. Please don't take it rude, let me explain my POV. You have multiple bases on a server so you should be taking turns to charge power and develope multiple offenses. That said, you play as you please and I have nothing to say about it.
To come back to the subject, reducing the inactivity time could rejuvenate quicker servers even if I get it won't content everybody especially if you have periodic times of more or less inactivity during the year.
Still, thank you for your answer and feedback.
- roofer4ever9 hours agoSeasoned Veteran
i guess in servers with a higher max level it would take a lot of time to accumulate the amount of power required to hit those last few levels but im on your side in this and to go one step further i am of the opinion that badged accounts should be removed from the server entirely.