Things to perhaps add to an alliance

[Seaweed]

1. Alliance war cuz we really want to see it
2. Rule book in the alliance setting that can have up to 20 rules since I been in some alliance where someone accidentally typed in the announcement where all the rules are kept someone have to retype everything.
3. Permanently ban someone from the alliance but only leader can do so
4. some sort of alliance challenge like clash of clan does
5. New co-leader rank(above general and below leader) that only 1 or 2 people can have that will automatically replace the leader if they were to go inactive to prevent alliance from dying due to leader quitting the game all the sudden since i seen it happen a few time

[Seaweed]

Along with that maybe allow some sort of voting poll for alliances that does voting

[astodro]

I agree with all of these

[Unspeakable1]

I agree, but rules would have to be pre-programmed and general in scope. For instance, a content filter that replaces cuss words with asterisks for those family friendly alliances or an auto-kick feature if trophies drop past the required trophy amount to enter.

I know it was brought up in the past, but a global chat feature where Ambassadors would only be allowed to chat would be neat too.

This Alliance War dream though... Just put it to rest. It clearly isn't happening.

[Seaweed]

I agree, but rules would have to be pre-programmed and general in scope. For instance, a content filter that replaces cuss words with asterisks for those family friendly alliances or an auto-kick feature if trophies drop past the required trophy amount to enter.

I know it was brought up in the past, but a global chat feature where Ambassadors would only be allowed to chat would be neat too.

This Alliance War dream though... Just put it to rest. It clearly isn't happening.

Rule can also be custom made but the program would not reinforce the rules and the officer has to do it themselves. I think that global chat feature would be very nice but it might also have to be added with a feature that allows people to turn it off along with an easier way to report players doing questionable activity.

[Unspeakable1]

If there is a custom rule tab, there's no guarantee that players will follow them. At least with pre-programming, certain rules can be enforced without officer presence. For higher, more active alliances, there's usually some officer present. The alliances not so high up on the list have the issue where officers arent around. Ultimately what I'm saying is if it isn't enforceable by coding, it's prolly not worth it since those not keen on following rules are going to continue to not follow rules regardless if rules have their own tab. It just seems like extra effort for ultimately the same, current outcome. Why bother?