@Sinvaders: si tu regardes autour de toi, tu verras un nombre assez incroyable de guildes avec trois membres actifs, voire moins!
@Everybody: Yep, I can think of a few battles I say qualifies as harassment in the last few months; New Year's eve, recently 2 toons attacking Hightower's farm, and now this one. That is exactly one for each faction on the game.
If one would like to attack with 2-3 toons, that should be a GvG attack. If not and said person is just hoping the defence will grow thinner because "it's so worthless". That IS harassment. When you declare war, you shouldn't expect to win "only if they don't notice", or "only if they're busy elsewhere", or "only if they don't deem it worth it". If you do, then it's harassment. Maybe what the code of conduct says should be considered as examples and the code of conduct should say so. Harassment can't be reduced to one or two possible situations. Harassment can take many forms. I believe the code of conduct should not be altered to include more specific cases, but to avoid excluding the other possibilities. I'm also thinking there of that dude who threatened to attack Lamda's OP every week because she offended him in I don't remember which way.
The point is, harassment, by definition, can take so many forms it can't be reduced to whatever enters the code of conduct of not. I believe some attacks may be mistakes, miscalculations, attempts, etc. The real problem is getting a history of those repeated mistakes, either as the offender or the offended, because repeating the same "mistake" over and over again points at ill intent and not at honest mistakes.
@Everybody: Yep, I can think of a few battles I say qualifies as harassment in the last few months; New Year's eve, recently 2 toons attacking Hightower's farm, and now this one. That is exactly one for each faction on the game.
If one would like to attack with 2-3 toons, that should be a GvG attack. If not and said person is just hoping the defence will grow thinner because "it's so worthless". That IS harassment. When you declare war, you shouldn't expect to win "only if they don't notice", or "only if they're busy elsewhere", or "only if they don't deem it worth it". If you do, then it's harassment. Maybe what the code of conduct says should be considered as examples and the code of conduct should say so. Harassment can't be reduced to one or two possible situations. Harassment can take many forms. I believe the code of conduct should not be altered to include more specific cases, but to avoid excluding the other possibilities. I'm also thinking there of that dude who threatened to attack Lamda's OP every week because she offended him in I don't remember which way.
The point is, harassment, by definition, can take so many forms it can't be reduced to whatever enters the code of conduct of not. I believe some attacks may be mistakes, miscalculations, attempts, etc. The real problem is getting a history of those repeated mistakes, either as the offender or the offended, because repeating the same "mistake" over and over again points at ill intent and not at honest mistakes.