For a clan AWF's size, a council of 7 or 9 and 2 people with MR works really well.

Right two people with semi-absolute authority + a council with broader perspectives to make sure they don't miss most of the important stuff.

Yeah, I see my error now, thought the schematic was more government type rather than corporation. So the people with MR would effectively be the in game equivalent of the CEO and the President, while the council under it would effectively be the in-game equivalent of the council of investors. While the remaining clan members are effectively workers.

Not quite workers. They're more like "customers" since they join the clan to benefit from the value it delivers.

How about mmo-like clan ? I played some mmos and everyone had a sort of political job. You have a ministey of war, intelligence, economy, defense, diplomat, officers and else. Trainees did nothing except waiting to get a job. Officers took responsibiltity over 3 other and trained them.

Quite complex system but the only that could work in a super competitive environment. Everyone always had something to do.

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Falcons and Wolves seem to have something like that, where their clan is an extensive political simulator.

Is there anyone who was part of a multi-game guild ? I was addicted to mmos for some time but it is not enjoyable and a waste of time.

I rather like small strategy games or roleplay. The most important is that there is a way for proper games/matches instead of a perpetual state of war/all versus the word that uses money-time currency and is very luck based. Depends if stronger player attacks or if you have the winning composition in rock/paper/scissors style combat.

Proper strategy games like chess or risk is more enjoyable. Commercial games are hundred times better than free to play.

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All this forum theorizing over who did it and yet we can spend eternity trying to find out and the likely answer is that we won't ever get sufficient proof to blame anyone unless the evil person admits to it publicly. What COPR and other clans should be doing is discussing how to increase clan security, remove racists from leadership and positions of power, and trying to publicly pressure people into changing their behavior by bans, blacklists, and outright refusal to play with people who tolerate this type of behavior.

Just figured a way to prove it wasn't me, lol.
If i had hijacked your clan, i never would've given it back ^_^

Did Onion hijack the clan ?

Lol how do you figure that from what i just said? they have their clan back so i obviously didn't do it.

@JaiBharat909: I don't think the metagame is big enough yet for community moderation to work.

#OutBeforeTheDramaHit

Sorry guys, I had no idea this terrible occurrence had occurred. I was too busy playing the game.
Let me just say that Semicedevine would not do anything to compromise CORP unless there were elements within the clan that were doing something to provoke such a reaction. I do not believe CORP members have had any dealings with the Wolves except for CopperTitanium who still has his tag.
Secondly, Semicedevine is the only player from South Carolina, so anybody from that state involved in clan activity such as this is very likely to be him, even if he was not directly responsible.
Lastly, I understand the fustration you people must be feeling at the moment. I have experienced first-hand two coups during my time at The Royal Falcons. One external by Michael and Semice, and one internal by some factions within the Falcons I find it inappropriate to name.
Despite what happened, I am now happy. I have got on with the game, improved my skills and find greater satisfaction playing WarLight. I am now two levels away from unlocking Custom Scenarios, which I believe I would not have achieved if I had remained a member of the Falcons.
All I'm saying is put this all behind you, and turn it into a positive for the community, the game and you as a player. Good day.

Semice: I think we're operating on different definitions of stability. The instability I'm worried about is the disruption of day-to-day operations rather than significant change (which I think personally is good for a clan). I'm personally a lot more interested in minimizing the disruption of day-to-day operations (via coup or something else) than I am in minimizing/maximizing change.

@knyte- u have get booted and left our whole team in mid-game stating that u are sorry but u dont have time to play - as I supposed this was just a cheap excuse since it is obvius that u have a lot of time to write posts in here. It is PATHETIC.


sorry for offtopic

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I don't have time to take turns in every game I'm in. I'm on a 10 day vacation for a reason.

I've also lost interest in the game- I don't see any reason why I have an obligation to spend my time on something that doesn't ultimately matter when I don't gain any enjoyment from it.

I don't see any reason why I have an obligation to spend my time on something that doesn't ultimately matter when I don't gain any enjoyment from it.

Your team doesn't matter? That's not a good attitude to have.

knyte, just out of curiosity, if you've lost all interest in the game then why are you still posting here?

After all, you were usually the one who told people to stop posting in the forums and play the actual game.

I've quit playing Warlight 3-4 times (I always come back this game is like crack) and two or three times ago, CORP was involved in some major drama as it took in UnlimitedLawlz, who had a habit of causing drama (albeit perhaps unintentionally). This was the first time that I, or much of the Warlight community, had ever heard of CORP iirc. So to state that your clan has never tried to start drama, when the primary reason for its popularity is that it was willing to seek out drama, is laughable.