Aside from all the fun stuff coming to light about you, your premise is still baseless. At best, you have a bug report. Don’t accuse others of exploiting just because it’s something you would do.
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You do realize it says “You cannot change the siege time while in conflict” in his stream hahaha and then he does it. that’s called an exploiting a bug.
Native stop it.
Getting back on topic, I’d like to remind OP that his initial allegations are that we changed the timings so that the wars were at different times, but you can see that between the war declarations, both were at the 8 pm time and sloth was literally sitting there doing nothing. We all expected the war to be the same time, it’s clear in our chat and faction chat, you’re just in shambles over the game having another bug.
Your new claim is not being able to change siege window being an exploit, I’ve watched around the times of the clips you’ve posted and I don’t see any strange intentional behavior from sloth to bypass the restriction, it seems more like a bug than an exploit if a bug at all.
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Aren’t wars staggered? If one company has a war declared and then another is declared doesnt the second one occur a day or two after?
If that’s the case then this seems like a petty attempt at getting a company banned due to them taking your biggest money maker because I wouldn’t see why the siege window would matter. It’s funny how this post is made after your company lost Windsward lol
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No, we had two wars declared on us at the same time pre-patch in EF and in WW. I was in the EF one and Native was in the WW one and we won them both.
Ah I see I just knew that wars happened
You’re absolutely correct. We had a territory in invasion so he couldn’t change it. I have yet to see anything of him changing the time when he shouldn’t be able like you’re alleging.
Also, the clip you linked above just shows him running through WF.
LoL yeah, on our server they happen a lot which is actually a really good thing. But now we have like 4 or something happening at the same time (or maybe within 30 min of each other) as well as like two invasions at the same time. That’s a little much but for those complaining about not getting in on the end game action, this is your opportunity!
Found it for you: Twitch
Nowhere in him changing this does it say anything about not being able to. In my opinion, they should have occurred at the same time, 8pm, per his changes. This is also what is displayed on the UI in that clip. It’s a bug my guy, sorry it didn’t work in your favor this time.
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@Luxendra - can we please get server-focused forums? Had these in a previous MMO I played and it really added to the in game rivalries.
Agreed, I don’t actually see what clip 3 is trying to explain, I think OP needs to take a step back and look at his own arguments. My assumption of the events is:
Clip 2 shows sloth locked out due to the map still showing invasion state
Clip 1 shows sloth able to change times because while factions are bidding for war, it’s not actually war. The invasion (which acts as if there was a war) ends so a certain company can begin bidding for war, war is not actually declared until 10 minutes in.
I would genuinely not be surprised if this was intentional from the dev’s side to allow for some space for companies to change ideal timings between wars for some breathing room. The instant declare seems like it would be counterintuitive for being able to move if they’re getting constant war.
We can wait for official AGS replies to this
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Did you watch all three clips in order. He leaves invasion,
looks at siege window, it says he is unable to change it CLIP 1: Twitch
15 seconds later we declared (it was already in conflict in weavers when we pushed it into conflict before the invasion) he changes the time even though it says we declared the war
CLIP 2: Twitch
Proof of the red text that it shows all governors see when a war is declared that he saw before actively changing the time to exploit the two wars that were declared minutes apart.
CLIP 3: Twitch
The first war was declared before his change you can see them in the top right. if it is in conflict state you cannot change the time its that simple
Seems you might be misinterpreting things. Throwing something into conflict is not the same as being declared in war. There’s about a 10min period between those two.
I wouldn’t be surprised as well. Just like the “influence bug” that everyone kept complaining about. I’m 99% sure they had made it so smaller companies had the chance to raise influence as well as influence gain in an uncontested area being increased as well if it hadn’t dealt with any issues for a while.
Read the text, it says, I quote:
The siege window cannot be changed when a war is active
Conflict is not war. Let me know if there’s any in-game text I can read here for you as well
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So you don’t see that as “oh invasion is ended, lockout lifted, changes can be made” in the meantime while it’s decided who even gets to go to war 10min later. A formal war was not decided before the change, let alone is there proof that he “intentionally exploited” to change each war time. Even says “huh, that’s weird” when he sees them as different and is visibly confused in Faction chat while they figure it out.
Your claim of “Exploiting” is way off.
Is it another bug in New World (which has been heavily bug prone, sorry AGS) probably.
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The territory had been thrown into conflict, but war had NOT been declared, yet. These are two different states. Are you sure you should be attempting to report exploits when you clearly do not know the basic functions of the game?
There’s actually ZERO information in this clip that is relevant to your statement. The top right has no text or pop-ups in this entire video. Maybe you should spend some time making a plan to defend your city, instead of grasping at straws on a forum after you lose it.
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