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Topic: [77010] Disbanding alliances and joining new ones...

[-77010] rizzogirl [None] :: Sept. 13, 2012, 3:49 p.m.

What happens to all the contributions made to an alliance eg rubies, coins and glory points if all members want to leave and join a new alliance?

I'm in an alliance where there's only two of us and we are struggling to expand. I sent out a mass message for new members but go interest.

Can you be a member of more than one alliance at the same time?

[1389571] rizzogirl [None] :: Sept. 13, 2012, 3:51 p.m.

Whoops... I spelt it wrong ... I meant, I got no interest from my mass message. Did anyone reading this thread receive it?

[1389575] Baldrick (GB1) [None] :: Sept. 13, 2012, 3:54 p.m.

If you disband the alliance you'll lose everything. You can only be in one alliance at a time.

Out of interest, did you use the mass mail in the alliance page to send the message? This function only sends the message to members of your own alliance. this might explain why you didn't get any replies.

If you're looking for members, try posting in the alliance search section of the forum.

[1389591] Unknown :: Sept. 13, 2012, 4:44 p.m.

yep baldick pretty much said it all

if you are the only one in alliance and you leave everything will be lost and the alliance will no longer exist and if you leave then come bac all the resources coins etc will be lost so you will have to do it all over again

basicly im saying if you leave the alliance you will no longer be a part and if you come bac again all the stuff you donated will be lost and you will start as a member till someone promotes you

[1389746] BobFighter834 (INT2) [None] :: Sept. 13, 2012, 8:37 p.m.

rizzogirl wrote: »

Whoops... I spelt it wrong ... I meant, I got no interest from my mass message. Did anyone reading this thread receive it?

FYI, you can edit your own posts. Look at the post you want to edit. At the bottom, next to "Reply", there should be an "Edit" button. Click that and from there on, it should be obvious what you do.

If you want to find new members, you can tell the other member to try and find members but I think the best way is to just spend some time moving around the world map. Find some people that might be suitable, and invite them. I always send a private message before the formal invite, but that's just me.

[1389951] rizzogirl [None] :: Sept. 14, 2012, 10:53 a.m.

Thanks for those replies ... I figured that I would loose it all if I disband ...but just wanted to check. Yep I did send the mass email the wrong way so I'll try the tips you gave me. Cheers.

[1389991] SirFiddlesticks (AU1) [None] :: Sept. 14, 2012, 1:34 p.m.

You and your leader have to be more active to attract recruits who believe they will achieve something in your alliance. I've tried starting from scratch, and I know its tough, but try go for active, communicative members nearby, level and honour, in my opinion, is irrelevant to a good alliance member who will improve in the future anyway. Keep at it and good luck!

Note: BobFighter, youre not the only one who chats with potential recruits before a formal invite. How else would be get dedicated active players in your team?

[1389997] T_PACK [None] :: Sept. 14, 2012, 1:59 p.m.

Baid5 wrote: »

yep baldick pretty much said it all

You might wanna edit your spelling on this one Baid, I think you made a small mistake in spelling Baldrick's name...