Solution to Piloting Alliances in AW

How about putting a sign in restriction on accounts if they log off during attack phase of Alliance War?

If a player decides to log his/her account out during attack phase there should be a 12 hour+ restriction before they can log back in again with the same account.

Would help with eliminating coordination amongst pilots who are single handidly playing alliance war for an entire group one path a a time.

Comments

Primmer79

what about people who would have 2 accounts? that would lock themselves out

GroundedWisdom

That wouldn't work. The game signs you in automatically every time you turn it on.

NastyEfnNate

This one wasn’t well thought out. When I’m not home I play on my phone. When I get home I play on my iPad.

DTMelodicMetal

I think the point the OP was making was that when AW piloting is done, pilots have to enter their teammates' email and login information to access their accounts, which requires them to log out of their own accounts. Even if this wouldn't work it's the most practical suggestion I've seen on the forum.

Primmer79

DTMelodicMetal wrote: »

I think the point the OP was making was that when AW piloting is done, pilots have to enter their teammates' email and login information to access their accounts, which requires them to log out of their own accounts. Even if this wouldn't work it's the most practical suggestion I've seen on the forum.

what. if. someone. has. two. accounts.

GroundedWisdom

It's not practical. Some don't stay signed in. Some have multiple Accounts. The game itself logs us in when we open it. It's not really a solution.

Deadbyrd9

I play 2 accounts on the same phone. For those of us with multiple accounts, it’s a terrible idea

DTMelodicMetal

Use the suggestion in combination with unique device identifier information to confirm that people are playing their own accounts.

Lightvayne

But people play the game on different devices too; iPads, phones, etc

DNA3000

DTMelodicMetal wrote: »

Use the suggestion in combination with unique device identifier information to confirm that people are playing their own accounts.

Two things are currently completely legal and fully supported by Kabam:

One: a single player who has two accounts and alternately plays them on the same device.

Two: a single player who has multiple devices and uses all of them to play a single account.

I'm not sure what you mean by use "unique device identifier information to confirm that people are playing their own accounts" but it is not that simple, because two different accounts logging in on the same device is legal, and the same account logging in on two different devices is legal, and in neither case is a lock out of any kind fair to the players that do this.

GroundedWisdom

They already have ways of detecting it. The solution is making it a larger priority and dealing with it more swiftly. Starting with all those that are well-known for it and investigating there. It needs to be made a visible example before people take it seriously. It's been a subversive problem for years and it has to be brought more forward.

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