Getting hurt over a "money" situation again?
Again, nobody will comment on the 2 points I made about KoC having a "money" guy within their ranks, but he chooses to use his money his own way in this War. (Fine), His money, his rules.
Just like KT has there money people, except at least we have users over here that could/would use their money for Troops that actually do a lot more "actions" then just ...you know.."Fire Bombing" everybody/everything.
Point is, we can't stop people who want to use money to sway the war, there is no doubt about that.
Now I don't know if KoC 1 Wanted to give up those beacons, so they were less defended, (I don't know if it can be Proven) But That doesn't Matter.
KoC 1 still lost there beacons and they are OFF the front page. And it was Due to KT. There is no such article or even a Mention of the fact, which is suspicious enough in itself.
Don't be dull minded and say that this article was Not (Mostly 1 sided), because it Obviously was.
Get info on Both Sides not just 1.
After all, if people wanted to get involved in this war (who just may happen to be new people for example) and they see an article like this..... they aren't gonna join the Losing end obviously.
This "Article" certainly didn't make KT recruiting anybody any easier, (Thanks A lot).
"You still forgot to refute the "real money" issue here. So... maybe we should ask Plarium for some stats on how much was spent. Then we can write that accurate article "KT spends $60,000+ to stay in war". Then again, we both know how bad that looks for KT and the game itself. I look forward to your next house payment."
Wishfull thinking, let's do this in the "real world" and try to be as "realistic" as possible here. You know Plarium woudln't give out such info.
Like I said, we can't stop people from spending money. You guys spend money, fine. We spend money, fine. What ever tips the scales of the battle, fine. It's a war game. There wasn't any complaints when coiners were all In KoC a year ago dominating (Yet I say again), Oh no issues there.
Be Fair, Nathan McDonald