That's an interesting perspective Andrew, it seems that you're saying what happened was you brought the possibility of switching sides and from that the co player decided to throw the account that he also worked so hard on away. Now instead of talking about how idiotic that sounds, let me provide an alternative perspective.
The way the other co player saw it was this:
Previously he made it clear that switching sides was 100% not an option, as he was a loyal member and had many friends in the tribe and to speak strategically it also didn't make sense.
You continually talk and collude with the enemy behind your co player's back,
You sent information to the enemy and significantly worsened our ability to attack, (screen caps of landing times of nukes/nobles from tribe members)
You changed the password so the co player couldnt get on to send his attacks during the op,
You had a silent agreement with the enemy tribe to not attack us
You selfishly made the decision to join the enemy without consulting your co and i quote "i'd rather ask for apology than permission"
To back that claim up, you sent our prestacked support from our frontline back BEFORE even telling your co about the switch. (yes he checked timestamps)
Now ill leave it to you guys to decide what really happened, i just want to provide the other side of the perspective without slandering Andrew, and i hope that he can learn and grow from this experience as i have, and maybe do less collusion with the enemy and more active participation in your tribes actual ops.
Regards
The Ex Co player of 1?2??3???4????5?????, and now current co player of Beebetter, William.
Edit: Just noticed how he said "recently acquired co player" thats funny to me because according to TW stats and my memory, i was there since he was like 10k points all the way up till the end (300k+). Why lie about that???