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Finding Fairness in Plunder: A Call to Revamp Schematics

In a game where strategy and competition thrive, one feature has long been a contentious issue among players: plundering. As someone who has experienced the highs and lows of this mechanic, I'd like to pose a question: what's the point of complaining about something that's deeply ingrained in the game, yet never going away? In recent times, I've noticed an uptick in plundering incidents, particularly among high-point players who seem to have lost sight of the game's original purpose.

For those unfamiliar with plundering, it allows players to steal resources and buildings from others' cities. Sounds exciting, right? Well, not exactly. On newer worlds, plundering has become a means for some players to exploit weaker opponents, earning valuable rewards without putting in the same effort as everyone else. This practice may have been acceptable when the game first launched, but now it's time to rethink its mechanics.

As someone who hasn't plundered in over a year, I've managed to build thriving cities with points exceeding 200,000 on certain worlds. While it's true that some players use diamonds to accelerate their progress, this doesn't justify the rampant plundering we're seeing today. In fact, many high-point players are more concerned with protecting themselves from would-be plunderers than focusing on fair gameplay.

So, what benefits does plundering bring to the game? Are there any real advantages to stealing resources and buildings from others? The truth is, it's become a crutch for some players who lack the skills or patience to build their cities through genuine means. It's not a form of 'fair fighting' as some might argue; rather, it's a way for stronger players to exploit weaker ones.

The game has always been about strategy and competition, but let's not forget its roots in history. In ancient times, cities were plundered by larger armies, yes – but that doesn't mean we have to replicate this in a virtual setting. If you want to engage in PvP combat, there are designated areas for that; we don't need plundering to create conflict.

So, FoE admins, I urge you to re-examine the plundering mechanics and consider implementing changes that promote fair gameplay. Let's focus on building our cities through skillful play rather than exploiting others' weaknesses. It's time to put an end to this unfair practice and create a more enjoyable experience for all players.

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Forge of empires find out who plundered me