Quick question

[Apeman]

So two nation's on the same network can't interact with each other or fight the same person......how does it work if an outside nation declares war on the both of them? Can they fight together against a lucky raider? Will one nation be deleted for cheating because of a lucky declaration? Is there a mechanism that even cares? Is anybody out there?

 

Edit:ape masterbation and small buttons

Edited November 4, 2016 by Apeman

[Sketchy]

So two nation's on the same network can't interact with each other or fight the same person......how does it work if an outside nation declares war on the both of them? Can they fight together against a lucky raider? Will one nation be deleted for cheating because of a lucky declaration? Is there a mechanism that even cares? Is anybody out there?

 

Edit:ape masterbation and small buttons

 

I feel the answer to the question would be obvious.

 

If a raider raids two nations on the same network, they are both allowed to fight back.

 

Otherwise raiders could just look for targets on the same network in an attempt to get them banned or have an opponent who won't fight back.

[Kurdanak]

Sketchy is correct. Instances of this have come up in the past and ruled by Sheepy in that manner, being that those two nations aren't violating any rules (as long as they don't also commit other violations in the process).

[hadesflames]

What I'm getting from this, though, is that if for example a raider raids me, and someone on my network is the only person in my alliance in range, I'm essentially on my own. That's pretty ridiculous.