Again, another idea purely in support of griefing others. However, this one has some promise, if modified.
Instead of a unilateral declaration (which is almost never good), have it be a mutual agreement. People are not outposts.
One guild declares war on other guild. This should be a significant cost, similar to declaring on a q250 Op.
The second guild can choose to accept the declaration. If they do so, a 24 hour wait period will exist, after which a state of war will exist between the two guilds, in all zones, for a week minimum. After the week, either guild can choose to end the war.
The second guild can also reject (or ignore) the declaration. Nothing changes, except the first guild is still out the monetary cost. If the declaration is ignored, the declaration will fade away after 24 hours.
To end the war, either guild can declare an end via button on the Guild Info window. An agreement is not necessary. Another 24 hour wait period where war still exists, and then the war is over.
If it's unilateral declaration, Do Not Want.
Make it consensual, and the idea has merit.
Instead of a unilateral declaration (which is almost never good), have it be a mutual agreement. People are not outposts.
One guild declares war on other guild. This should be a significant cost, similar to declaring on a q250 Op.
The second guild can choose to accept the declaration. If they do so, a 24 hour wait period will exist, after which a state of war will exist between the two guilds, in all zones, for a week minimum. After the week, either guild can choose to end the war.
The second guild can also reject (or ignore) the declaration. Nothing changes, except the first guild is still out the monetary cost. If the declaration is ignored, the declaration will fade away after 24 hours.
To end the war, either guild can declare an end via button on the Guild Info window. An agreement is not necessary. Another 24 hour wait period where war still exists, and then the war is over.
If it's unilateral declaration, Do Not Want.
Make it consensual, and the idea has merit.