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Moreover, regarding the second topic, I think the involved parties should be penalized for not complying the established rules. We have rules and breaking them ought to end in punishment. — caBastard 2012/07/09 21:02

The battle of the desert was a raid, the soviets were in discussions with Sikandar due to our timezones not matching. But Sikandar dissappeared without telling anyone, a minor edit in the wiki should not count as informing as not everyone checks the wiki every day. The Soviets did not inform anyone else from the Mongols even though they had plenty of chance to, even on the day of the battle when they finally did inform a mongol supporter they refused to tell them when and where it would take place. Its not like its hard to contact any of us, we are all part on /int/minecraft groups on steam, our emails are on the wiki and most of us idle in IRC where you can leave messages. Yet you keep banging on about contacting an inactive member who only had the power to declare wars, not accept battles. It has always been through Kovio that battles have been conducted. As for Fot Yurt you should note that mid way through the seige of fort yurt both parties declared the rules void and that anything goes, so from that point on anything goes. It is also vital to note that GAM-Soviet forces had chests full of potions in their makeshift camp before hand, and were planning to cheat all along. If they hadn't had diamond armour on at the start of the battle none of this would ever happen as Mongols were keen to keep with the rules, we were just lucky it was near our town so we could get access to our enchanted weapons and potions. As for being punished for breaking the rules that we decided to use? Hell no, stop trolling caBst. These predefined 'rules' are just guidelines for the battle, it even says on the page Nothing is official. If both sides decide mid battle that the rules are off then why should they be punished? — green kitten 2012/07/09 21:21