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Blocking
- Thread starter RJYHGHA
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Henroo
Oh Wise One
I suspect the original poster might be talking about AW visits. For example, they might have a neighbor who is constantly putting 1 point in their AWs and want to block that.
RJYHGHA
New Member
You are correct Henroo.
SoggyShorts
Mathematician par Excellence
Simply get your friend to donate 2 KP, and you'll make a profit off that uninvited neighbor. Free KP for you!
Katwick
Cartographer
Or simply ignore the whole thing. You get 1 free point and they (at some point in the distant future) get a 5 point AW Token. So what?
Moho
Chef
Exactly. The game is designed to encourage cooperation. If players are disatisfied with dealing with the KP requirments entirely on their own, they can ask co-players to contribute in exchange of chests. Or they can join a fellowship where this procedure is part of the internal rules.
getmomo
Well-Known Member
So you are getting a free KP and don't like it?
Enevhar Aldarion
Oh Wise One
This argument has been going on since Wonders were added to the game. Some people will the defend the 1-point poachers with their lives, while others of us hate players that are that scummy.
Alram
Flippers just flip
Darielle
Chef, Scroll-Keeper, and Buddy Fan Club Member
When I was new to the game, I was not scummy. I simply didn't know I wasn't doing a favor to the players. I often added one or two kp to their wonders, when I still could not visit them and give NH but they visited me and regularly gave me help. It was a way that I could help, too, until I expanded my territory to reach them. I was absolutely stunned when I was told to knock it off because it wasn't appreciated. I almost quit the game because of the rudeness of the person who told me that.
I think it's always important to check to see if the player is new before taking offense. They may simply be trying to return the NH favor and cannot yet do it the normal way.
I think it's always important to check to see if the player is new before taking offense. They may simply be trying to return the NH favor and cannot yet do it the normal way.
Iyapo
Personal Conductor
It is all about perspective. Some players think that the rewards in the chests on their wonders belong to them. Some people think that the rewards in the chests on their wonder belong to other players. It is not usually difficult to get your fellowship mates to boot outside donors off chests, if it bothers you to have them claimed by someone you do not want on there.
xNadiax
Member
You mean I could give Knowledge Points to someone other than in my Fellowship?! Well, isn't that interesting
Enevhar Aldarion
Oh Wise One
Yep. It is the big cities who keep doing the 1-point junk that need to stop trying to steal the rune shard chests. I don't care at all about the other tiny reward chests and will often fill the KP bar before anyone has claimed those. And yeah, I have one neighbor who did 1 point when she was new and tiny and now is bigger and does at least 5 points, which I feel should be the minimum anyway, at least for non-fellowship members.
SoggyShorts
Mathematician par Excellence
If players that you don't want are getting the top chests on your wonder for 1 KP you are doing something wrong.
RJYHGHA
New Member
free-spirit
Well-Known Member
They're doing it to try and get free chests. Just have your fellows knock them off, they will all get a chest, and you'll get to keep the free 1kp. Messaging a player that has been successfully using this strategy isn't going to get you anywhere. The history here shows that all that does is make them go out of their way to put 1 kp on all of your wonders while you get more and more annoyed about it.