to all those concerned with this course of actions, please see the message I have sent below. If you share my concerns, register your own complaint and encourage others (even those outside your tribes) to do the same.
From what i understand, camps are a relatively new feature that people are only just getting to grips with, so their removal is premature.
Also, I think once determined, a world should be allowed to play itself out, not be tinkered with. But that's me.
Dear TribalWars team,
I was most annoyed and disappointed by your (seemingly arbitrary) decision to remove army camps from world 47.
Army camps are a feature if not unique, certainly uncommon and a reason for many people to have chosen this world.
To remove an uncommon feature such as this during the playing of the game is not only unfair, but underhand. It undermines one's faith in the process set out by the management team.
It also makes a mockery of the consultation you undertake before creating a new world. Surely, if you have determined a world should have camps, then that world should have them until such time as that world is closed down.
I would appreciate a prompt and detailed response as to why camps have been removed from W47 and not other worlds.
This has already caused widespread consternation and I shall recommend others register their complaints with you.
After all, what should we expect next? That light cavalry should move at noble speed and rams at the speed of scouts?
And how do you propose to recompense all those who have been steadily building their store of gold coins to be able to build army camps? You're effectively telling us that all our work and preparation does not matter.
Have you considered that their use is dependent upon the development of well established and well coordinated tribes which now seem to be flourishing on W47?
Well, unless you don't getting paid for the access you provide to premium functinality, then I should continue to make high and mighty decisions to the detriment of your customers. I would have thought that even to a simpleton that such a course of action is folly.
I look forward to your response.
PSAF