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You would be able to give 5 cities in the WHOLE game

I think attacks with a scholar should not be "fogged". In this way people can be warned when a conquering force comes to attack you. This way you can still try to stop further conquering attacks before they happen. If in this case fog of war would be applied, I could've started again with an hour to...

The recipient is NOT obliged to take the city, he is only asked. If he does not want the city, he can still choose to not accept the city. At least that's what I understood from this whole thread.

@vasasalo: if you go into the negatives with your population, you can't build more units. But with your proposal you can have up to 15 scholarship debts, which to me sounds painful to get back.

What about an extra item to make the fog of war lift faster? If activated your active city can see fogged troops 50% faster for 24 hours. It should be only purchasable with gold. A possible name could be "binoculars" or "telescope". Just give it a thought as well.

I can understand you want to support playmesh, bur loading the game already takes some time and certain cydia apps offer games for free. A premium version of the game might be cracked pretty fast and put on numberous sites offering it free. You are not obliged to pay for this game and ads will only ...

I personnaly think that scholar debt is not a good idea. If you have no scholars, you can't get cities. It makes more sense to me. No scholars = no conquering, so why would you be able to receive cities, without scholars. You have to think about scholars, like they are mayors. If you have no mayor, ...

@ kaleel: this is a great idea, don't get mad because of vasasalo, it is a great idea and I deffinately support.

Maybe you should also add something to kick players with 0 points after two weeks. Since I have several players in my guild who stopped after being conquered. This should happen in the game itself and not only in the guild.

Autokick option for warlords to kick people who are inactive for a set amount of time.