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No. I once ditched 365 bil off an <1k army inactive. I understood and heard afterwards that someone was looking for some disappeared ME-naq Or that case that I saw an inactive with 25 mil out. It was that I had no AT at that moment... someone who's currently in D2D I believe had bought the UU. If I had had more luck, that 25 mil UU had been mine, and not theirs
Also, it'd be your own mistake to do that. It's always risky *grins*

Well you can always make it really exciting.. dump those uu on someone you are at war with.. then raid it real quick before they notice

SuperSaiyan wrote:

Manetheren wrote:Well you can always make it really exciting.. dump those uu on someone you are at war with.. then raid it real quick before they notice

that'd be evil

Seconded

BenjaminMS wrote:

SuperSaiyan wrote:

Manetheren wrote:Well you can always make it really exciting.. dump those uu on someone you are at war with.. then raid it real quick before they notice

that'd be evil

Seconded

I've seen someone dump 90mil UU into some from AK and raided it from them. Very risky though

SuperSaiyan wrote:big accounts over the raid limit often buy units and have them dumped on inactives, so they can raid them easily

what happens if that inactive account suddenly becomes active right at that moment, and trains those units

is it stealing?

Accounts over the raid limit, cannot actually raid

As for accounts over the 'trade' limit There is a risk in almost everything in SGW. If you're prepared to send it without surety, you should be prepared to lose it.

This is not a call for my inactive 'friends' to wake up btw

Anima wrote:

BenjaminMS wrote:

SuperSaiyan wrote:

Manetheren wrote:Well you can always make it really exciting.. dump those uu on someone you are at war with.. then raid it real quick before they notice

that'd be evil

Seconded

I've seen someone dump 90mil UU into some from AK and raided it from them. Very risky though

haha..yea i can recall that.
that was bad out on your man

Best thing to do is to make sure you know the account is inactive, I suppose.

I used the inactive account of a friend who stopped playing years ago.

It also helps, if the person you pick is not on crit/nox or asgard

SuperSaiyan wrote:big accounts over the trade limit often buy units and have them dumped on inactives, so they can raid them easily

what happens if that inactive account suddenly becomes active right at that moment, and trains those units

is it stealing?

No

I said yes before I read the post.



Yeah, I'd say it definitely isn't stealing. It'd be funny if anyone had any stories of something like that happening.

So you were the one you wrecked the poll

SuperSaiyan wrote:big accounts over the trade limit often buy units and have them dumped on inactives, so they can raid them easily

what happens if that inactive account suddenly becomes active right at that moment, and trains those units

is it stealing?

Any account can send UU to an inactive account and raid it regardless of their size.

If the game allows a function and its not a bug then its above board.

If you dont like the fact that players currently above 217,671,233 Army (over the trade limit) can use this function to increase their Army to 326,506,849, then you always post why in the games suggestions section of these forums.

LOL not stealing obviously!

But darn would be funny!

I did accidentally dump UU into an account that had nox on. Not critical just nox.... so raided most but not all of the UU before hitting nox... that was a very, very nervous couple of turns

SuperSaiyan wrote:just wanted to know, if you buy 50mil units, and go raid it off an account, but the account trains it, what do you consider it? you gonna say, good aon you and move on, or you gonna call him thief and attack

Sorry I misunderstood your question.
Answer is still no though.

I personally think its opportunism at its finest