Charles Vane wrote:I don't believe resources should be saved when one goes to war. It is meant to be costly.
Perhaps if this was a fun event held once every 3-4 months where guilds could compete. However, as a tool to solve disputes... I would down vote it.
The original purpose of this was to be an optional alternative to guild wars if both sides agree to do it. No one has to use this, but it is certainly there.
I like the idea to have it as an event where guilds compete in the arena. Like each guild is sent into a bracket against other guilds in a single elimination standard.
William One-Eye,
If the players are in the brackets, then the two guilds may not attack each other. Instead, they may attack other guilds that are not against them. For example: if MERC and VUDU were against each other, then MERC can attack other guilds except VUDU. Or VUDU can attack anyone except MERC. Does that make sense?
However, the Arena contestants (the chosen players) are not to be attacked. Like an honor system, the players can attack and cast on anyone in the guild EXCEPT the contestant. If the contestant is attacked, then, if the guild that the player is from is still in the brackets, would lose and their enemy would win.
For example: If MERC and VUDU were facing each other and a member of AYES attacks/casts (on) the contestant for MERC, If AYES was facing SSAA, then AYES would automatically forfeit their duel against SSAA, which will result in the win of SSAA. MERC's contestant would be compensated for the damages plus a generous addition for interrupting the duel. AYES would then be kicked out of the bracket for disturbing another duel that is occurring.
Does this answer your concerns?