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| if me do a combat vs my brother is iligal? or tavern game? |
Yes as long as he plays from a different computer (even if you use the same network).
If he doesn't, avoid it at any case. |
| Make sure to use a proper title next time too. |
| so if he plays in his computer and me in mine computer but the network is the same we get block? |
Ooops.
No as long as he plays from a different computer (even if you use the same network).
Not illegal, you don't get block if you play from different computers.
@4 : No |
| tks :) |
| Just make sure the combats are fair and not "staged". e.g. a level 3 losing to a level 2 repeatedly would not look good. |
@7
yeah right what about they both in group battle against 2 others? they can see their starting strategy and where to put troops together is this legal? |
for __Mclilzee__:
Yes it is legal, given there is battle group chat, which you can already discuss strategies and placing, there is no added advantage.
And since alliances are legal in FFA, it is the same there too. |
Yes as long as he plays from a different computer (even if you use the same network).
Actually, if they are on the same network and using different computers, than they have in the internal network a different IP-address, but to the outside (e.g. the game) they will appear with the same IP-address and therefore have a high possibility to be blocked.
I wouldn't risk it. |
