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Informer wrote:put ten beacons on the planets.

post the new owners of the planets here or simply mass their account to the ground.

Beacons were already installed, i know who has the planet, they will be payed a visit when their ppt is over. My only thought is if this person (freez) supposedly sells the planets on for profit.. only to abandon it?

Plus the fact he can't possibly see my planets defences, yet he knew what they were Either way i don't expect any more bother from him, just seems a tad strange.

If he was doing this for someone then the chances are they were providing the information.

if he is a multi, then again the chances are his other account is reasonably built to provide intel.

either way you wont know for sure, so i guess you have to look at the new owner and decide would they want your planet? and would they be willing to steal it.

because say it is a 100mil armysize ending up with your 1k up planet you know its not a planet they would be prepared to steal etc.

Understandable, i suppose there are lots of answers to my suspicions. The guy in question is 3mil army and ended up with an originally 15k UP planet.
There is no way to tell if he had some thing to do with it and i don't like to be mean, for no reason anyway

I guess i will live and learn by my own mistakes, but on the safe side it should still be checked into IMO.

This player could just have a larger player that funded the building of his fleet and as has been mentioned, a few planets at the prices being requested and you'd be able to boost your fleet greatly.

But I can see where the act may come into question. Especially if the naq he gets from this isn't going into his MS and his stats/army size aren't rising. The naq does have to be going somewhere. Maybe he's a just a friend of someone else in game and plays for the sole purpose of helping boost his friends account with naq? In this case, the larger player would have to be supplying the intel.

That would be legal wouldn't it though? If Player A has a friend (Player B). Player B plays the game but plays in such a way to where it greatly benefits Player A. As long as Player B is not a multi of Player A. It would seem that it would be the choice of Player B what to do with the resources they acquire.