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Saying training alliances just don't count is oversimplification. Their losses hurt as much, and gains from them are sometimes necessary for the strategy of war.
But aiming for a training alliance member when a parent alliance player is as much accessible, usually means aiming for a weaker target (unless this player is in trainer not because he/she does not meet the criteria for moving up). Where's the honor in that? Where's the honor in bragging about robbing small and inexperienced?
But aiming for a training alliance member when a parent alliance player is as much accessible, usually means aiming for a weaker target (unless this player is in trainer not because he/she does not meet the criteria for moving up). Where's the honor in that? Where's the honor in bragging about robbing small and inexperienced?