Since I'm on Dust 514 player, I've fought many a corporate battles, keeping the same result: defeat. But there has been a fair defeat, but a defeat provided by corporations that had nothing to do.

I mean:
my corporation organize a strike to a district, call it X, belonging to the corporation X. They have 450 clones. We won the first corporate and destroyed them MCC (Mobile Command Center, sorry, but i-¦m using a mix between my english and google Translator for difficult parts)


Well, get them 300 clones.Before a friend corporation of Corporation X attack their district for they will not left their district (very common practice to avoid losing districts) we decided to attack again the same district.

And we will beat them again. Now they left 150 clones. And they-¦re last 150 clones.


And now is the problem.

Appears out of nowhere a corporation belonging to the alliance with X. I will not say the name for respect.

This corporation, besides involving lag everywhere, not appear one or two of this corporation, appears 16, leaving only Corporation X to introduce them to game.

It seems to me a lack of respect, ethics and pride than any corporation in the universe can do this by having alliances.

This I see as a problem. It leaves us strong corporations (but not district) qualify for one.


You attack any corporation with district and appears 16 players of the strongest corporations

Leaving the corporate as mere games.

This should be controlled and put, for example, a minimum number of players of the corporation that defends the district (at least 8)

Until this issue is controlled,I advise do not corporate battles.

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primarily concerned with making money at the expense of ethics:
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noun (plural mercenaries)
a professional soldier hired to serve in a foreign army:
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a person primarily motivated by personal gain:
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