How do I approach Lazy Alliance Leaders?

Average_Player

- They use their energy inefficiently and will oftentimes sit on full energy, while forcing others to burn theirs.
- They skip an entire tier in AQ, claiming that they're backup but never really do anything of that sort
- They push others to get event minimums, but do just enough to get the rewards (e.g., score a 60 in Duel Skirmish)
- In AW, they do 1-3 of the easiest nodes and then you won't ever see them moving again, unless it's a close score towards the end.

How do you tell them that they suck without getting kicked?

beaupoem

if that were one of my members, i'd kick them after a warning lol. my advice is join another alliance

MEŦAPħҰS

agree with the above statement.

join another ally

Eb0ny-O-M4w

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If you don't like how you're alliance is acting, then say it directly to the leader or officers. Always prepare to get kicked from the alliance after saying that.
In case that happens, then find a new alliance and repeat the process until you find one that you like

klobberintyme

Assuming you don't do the exact same things as the leaders and feel you work harder, smarter and more consistently than them, by all means ask if your level of service warrants an officer role. Once an officer, only the leader can kick you, and if you can successfully motivate other alli members to participate more fully in rewarding events, you can shame the other officers into performing better.
After a while, perhaps the leader will grow tired of his malaise and, seeing how proactive and useful you've become, offer to relinquish leadership to you. After turning his offer down once or twice, you grudgingly, humbly accept his offer and take over as leader. You give a speech telling all a brave new day is upon us, for I will lead us to the promised land of 5* shards and t4ccs, the likes of which we have never seen before.
That is when you boot everyone who has crossed you and order your loyal subjects to work harder and smarter while you serve as aq backup and join in attacks as needed, as you will be busy tending to leader-type affairs.
That's what you must do.

CoatHang3r

Sounds like your leader is taking advantage of his position he won't be happy with any confrontation. Accept it or get out.

Shadow_roast

Average_Player wrote: »

- They use their energy inefficiently and will oftentimes sit on full energy, while forcing others to burn theirs.
- They skip an entire tier in AQ, claiming that they're backup but never really do anything of that sort
- They push others to get event minimums, but do just enough to get the rewards (e.g., score a 60 in Duel Skirmish)
- In AW, they do 1-3 of the easiest nodes and then you won't ever see them moving again, unless it's a close score towards the end.

How do you tell them that they suck without getting kicked?

Leave to a good ally and tell them y u left "they sucked"

Kronos987654321

There are tons of alliances. Learn to market yourself, save screenshots of good AQ/AW performances, hard content (RoL/LoL), and eventually you'll find a good home

Kingyakoopa

When you are the boss killer you send all your pawns in first and back up the idiots who make the stupid mistakes. As leader or officer... If you don't finish... It reflects on that person who is leading the group. There are times I have to wait for all to pick a path so there is no mistakes and we have all paths covered. That's just part of being responsible in your alliance. But at the end of the day. I still end up with the most points. Because I am boss killer...

LeNoirFaineant

Find a better alliance