Postpone Aw season

If Queen Morningstar can take 1000 years of from ruling then surely we can take 1 week off from AW to celebrate a beautiful time called Christmas.

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Crcrcrc

Or even just Christmas day but yeah, I’m probably not doing an AW attack on Christmas.

DNA3000

If Queen Morningstar can take 1000 years of from ruling then surely we can take 1 week off from AW to celebrate a beautiful time called Christmas.

I would be fine if they took 1000 years off from alliance war, but asking for the season to be suspended smacks a bit of "if I don't want to do it, I need everyone else to be blocked from doing it." I can't support that without a good reason, and while for some people Christmas is a busy time spent doing other things or with other people, for others Christmas is just a holiday that gives them free time to spend in their favorite mobile game.

Put it another way. If your alliance simply volunteers to opt out of running AW during Christmas, you'll lose one or two days of points and your season rewards will be lower than normal. But if they delay seasons a week, your season rewards will be zero. Having less rewards is better than zero rewards, unless you want to also prevent everyone else from getting potentially more rewards. In which case it isn't about taking a break from war, it is about taking rewards away from other players.

Meebleton

If Queen Morningstar can take 1000 years of from ruling then surely we can take 1 week off from AW to celebrate a beautiful time called Christmas.
I would be fine if they took 1000 years off from alliance war, but asking for the season to be suspended smacks a bit of "if I don't want to do it, I need everyone else to be blocked from doing it." I can't support that without a good reason, and while for some people Christmas is a busy time spent doing other things or with other people, for others Christmas is just a holiday that gives them free time to spend in their favorite mobile game.

Put it another way. If your alliance simply volunteers to opt out of running AW during Christmas, you'll lose one or two days of points and your season rewards will be lower than normal. But if they delay seasons a week, your season rewards will be zero. Having less rewards is better than zero rewards, unless you want to also prevent everyone else from getting potentially more rewards. In which case it isn't about taking a break from war, it is about taking rewards away from other players.

How does it take Season rewards away?
All it would do is delay the start of the season for a couple of days, you'll still get season rewards

Scholia

If Queen Morningstar can take 1000 years of from ruling then surely we can take 1 week off from AW to celebrate a beautiful time called Christmas.
I would be fine if they took 1000 years off from alliance war, but asking for the season to be suspended smacks a bit of "if I don't want to do it, I need everyone else to be blocked from doing it." I can't support that without a good reason, and while for some people Christmas is a busy time spent doing other things or with other people, for others Christmas is just a holiday that gives them free time to spend in their favorite mobile game.

Put it another way. If your alliance simply volunteers to opt out of running AW during Christmas, you'll lose one or two days of points and your season rewards will be lower than normal. But if they delay seasons a week, your season rewards will be zero. Having less rewards is better than zero rewards, unless you want to also prevent everyone else from getting potentially more rewards. In which case it isn't about taking a break from war, it is about taking rewards away from other players.

What are you smoking?

Crcrcrc

If Queen Morningstar can take 1000 years of from ruling then surely we can take 1 week off from AW to celebrate a beautiful time called Christmas.
I would be fine if they took 1000 years off from alliance war, but asking for the season to be suspended smacks a bit of "if I don't want to do it, I need everyone else to be blocked from doing it." I can't support that without a good reason, and while for some people Christmas is a busy time spent doing other things or with other people, for others Christmas is just a holiday that gives them free time to spend in their favorite mobile game.

Put it another way. If your alliance simply volunteers to opt out of running AW during Christmas, you'll lose one or two days of points and your season rewards will be lower than normal. But if they delay seasons a week, your season rewards will be zero. Having less rewards is better than zero rewards, unless you want to also prevent everyone else from getting potentially more rewards. In which case it isn't about taking a break from war, it is about taking rewards away from other players.

Delaying rewards by a week takes away nothing, just adds a week to prepare. If they canceled the season on Christmas and started another offseason, then this would make sense.

DNA3000

If Queen Morningstar can take 1000 years of from ruling then surely we can take 1 week off from AW to celebrate a beautiful time called Christmas.
I would be fine if they took 1000 years off from alliance war, but asking for the season to be suspended smacks a bit of "if I don't want to do it, I need everyone else to be blocked from doing it." I can't support that without a good reason, and while for some people Christmas is a busy time spent doing other things or with other people, for others Christmas is just a holiday that gives them free time to spend in their favorite mobile game.

Put it another way. If your alliance simply volunteers to opt out of running AW during Christmas, you'll lose one or two days of points and your season rewards will be lower than normal. But if they delay seasons a week, your season rewards will be zero. Having less rewards is better than zero rewards, unless you want to also prevent everyone else from getting potentially more rewards. In which case it isn't about taking a break from war, it is about taking rewards away from other players.
Delaying rewards by a week takes away nothing, just adds a week to prepare. If they canceled the season on Christmas and started another offseason, then this would make sense.

I think you're operating on the assumption that any delay which is less than one whole season gets to count as a delay while any delay more than one season long counts as a deletion. But that's not how this works. If that were true, then delaying every war season by one extra week would count as just a set of delays, and yet that would reduce the amount of rewards earnable in a year by a substantial amount. Whatever that amount is, each one week delay must account for a fraction of that deletion total.

Vendemiaire

Guys, uhhh... how about... We just postpone Christmas!?

*revolutionary confetti*

PsyGrinder_X

What's Christmas?

Solswerd

People should just post all of the individual holidays that are important to them and Kabam should completely restructure the AW seasons accordingly...I am sure it will work out just fine...