ivan.
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Exactly my sentiments. My hopes were at an all time high when first saw the world map in the Korean advert and heard rumors of a campaign world war. But after two days of this ''campaign'' I can say with confident judgement that's it's really underwhelming. The inclusion of a world map has so many possibilities and yet it serves absolutely no purpose. A player in Siberia can attack on a base in Patagonia on the opposite side of the Earth.
The loot rewarded for the full blown attacks needed is pretty poor as you said but I think the biggest issue is at the end of the day is that it just isn't that exciting. The mechanics are pretty stale and simply a rehash of regular multiplayer. Except now you're combining medals won. Whoop-de-doo that's Alliance Wars. Donating troops during the Planning Day is the only alliance aspect of this entire war. After that it's just go out there and win some stars yourself like you've done the past 8 months. And after it's over your alliance has nothing to show for it. Sure you get some loot yourself for your valiant efforts but the Alliance doesn't get any hallmark or ranking to show. I can't even view the war histories of other alliances; I'm not sure why it's even private.
There's nothing epic about it. And I'm sure this will become more apparent in the following months when alliances feel they've tried it enough times and its novelty wears off. Especially with top alliances they'll begin to repeatingly see the same alliances over and over.
I feel like now I understand why they didn't bother advertising or give us any previews in the past weeks/months. If we knew this was it months ago, many wouldn't have held on all these months.
The loot rewarded for the full blown attacks needed is pretty poor as you said but I think the biggest issue is at the end of the day is that it just isn't that exciting. The mechanics are pretty stale and simply a rehash of regular multiplayer. Except now you're combining medals won. Whoop-de-doo that's Alliance Wars. Donating troops during the Planning Day is the only alliance aspect of this entire war. After that it's just go out there and win some stars yourself like you've done the past 8 months. And after it's over your alliance has nothing to show for it. Sure you get some loot yourself for your valiant efforts but the Alliance doesn't get any hallmark or ranking to show. I can't even view the war histories of other alliances; I'm not sure why it's even private.
There's nothing epic about it. And I'm sure this will become more apparent in the following months when alliances feel they've tried it enough times and its novelty wears off. Especially with top alliances they'll begin to repeatingly see the same alliances over and over.
I feel like now I understand why they didn't bother advertising or give us any previews in the past weeks/months. If we knew this was it months ago, many wouldn't have held on all these months.