Originally
posted by
Syko_Killa:
I have a question QZ, how many times can an alliance declare war on an alliance per reset? Also, what if an alliance who already declared war on an alliance switch to a different alliance and declare war on the same alliance even after a surrender? Is that something that's going to be tested or is that explainable now?
Both of these were explained in the changeset post.
Answers:
- only once
- If 20% or more of the same countries have been at war with a tag, war cannot be declared again. War resolution does not appear to be limited to just surrender for this restriction so peace or victory should also apply. I do think it's worth clarifying if it's a two-way street - IE: Clan A declares on Clan B and Clan A ends up surrendering or Clan B ends up declaring victory. Clan B shouldn't be able to declare on Clan A later in my opinion.
I have not yet fully tested either of the above but I'm guessing they're probably broken with many of the other functions, but I should have an answer for my B&S post soon.