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Dear Customer,
Thank you for contacting SEGA Support.
Your comments are very much appreciated by SEGA however for this kind of issues I would recommend to raise your concerns on the developers forums:
http://forums.totalwar.com/As the forums are monitored constantly by the developers they will be able to answer your concerns but it will also give the opportunity to the rest of the community to discuss these issues and show to the developers the importance of your concerns.
If we can be of any further help, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Kind regards,
Alex.
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Your message:
Fellow Players and Developers,
I would like to bring into light one unpleasant trend which is being used extensively by certain groups (for exapmle Total War Shogun 2: Russia) on global map. This afore mentioned trend is actually a system of getting victory points in an unfair manner which could at the least be described as exploiting and in fact is probably closer to cheating.
The way it is done is rather simple - since 2 x 2, 3 x 3, 4 x 4 land and naval team battles are rather rare, some groups of individuals create few teams from same group and more often than not get to fight each other. After they get rotated to fight against each other, one of the sides instantly admits defeat and thus they get quick and free victory which wouldn't be that bad, but they rinse and repeat that thus are gaining a pretty significant advantage over the groups of people who prefer a more honourable concept of battling on global map. Needless to say the honourable method of playing takes way more time thus placing an exploiting/cheating party at a significant advantage as mentioned before.
The request would be to react to this problem and try to remove the possibility of such unfair actions ASAP. One of the ways of solving this problem could be issuing points for 1 x 1 and 2 x 2 land battles only.
Thank You, for Your time.