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With regards to forced surrender, if faction A has reached the minimum requirements to force a surrender against faction B, but faction B also has a similar amount of wins/kill (although just short of the requirement) can faction A still force faction B to surrender? Or faction A need to have a clear win/kill advantage over faction B?
I see your point, I've added a requirement to lead by 10 kills in the overall kill tally for a forced surrender to invoke. Never came to our minds when we were creating the forced surrender rules.
I'm not sure if it's somewhere in the rules and I just didn't see it, but what is the limit for the amount of factions you can declare war on at one time?
I was also wondering: What counts as a "Medieval/Fantasy styled faction name?" (I'm nervous that my fac won't count, as it's named after a physics/math term lol)
"MartyLand" is an example of a definitive non-medieval name. KINGS for instance is kinda borderline. Parallax is good, cause the general audience on massive isn't gonna hear that and immediately think of math, but if you named your faction "Addition" that wouldn't really count. Its up to staff decision, really. But in general if Massivecraft's approximate audience is gonna look at your name and think of a shoehorn or duck or their homework they forgot to do instead of something medieval, then you might wanna change it.
Sounds medieval, so it's fine. You could say it's "fantasy" sounding to really push it. We accepted it before, we'll accept it again.
Don't know if anyone asked this yet but in the Siege thing could allied great houses and their provinces fight alongside one another as defenders/attackers? (Ex. Some rando great houses and their province are allied and want to siege Argost. Jeru allied and wants to help and be 'Defenders' alongside them, that ight?)
For now, we are going to do one great house vs. one great house but I'm sure we can incorporate that in the future.
