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My kingdom is coming upto Kvk, but recently theres been an influx of new accounts that don't want to grow but they do start random trouble in WC, attack random cities despite not really having any real power.

A glitch had said that one person was Clyde from S4W from 162 but it linked back to this very small account in a lower alliance. I put it down to a glitch but I'm starting to think it may end a glitch due to character profiles and this person is infact Clyde. They act ridiculously stupid.

Has this happened in other servers?

Hello My phone is Samsung s23 ultra .. previously when i want to put pic .. it said not supported ,

then i used to be able to uninstall the update from the gallery on my phone and put any picture i want... after i upgraded the phone to one ui 8.5 i can't uninstall the update on the gallery so i cant put any pic

How to solve it

Just a bunch of simple questions which might help our planning in the future.

1. Can R4/R5 assign anyone who's in an outpost/HQ/castle as leader?
2. Can R4 change the garrison lead to himself if the current lead is also R4 or the R5?
3. Can anyone other than R5 change the garrison lead if the R5 is sitting in first spot?

Hello, do you guys have a tips/advice/strategy to give for swordland showdown? Thank you in advance

So far I’m Running a 1/9/90 ratio as a lead with Amadeus, Yang & Petra… was just curious what other people consider the „best“ ratio as lead

Does anyone know if when you transfer does your enlistment office stay full or will it empty ?

Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6A | Part 6B | Part 6C | Part 7

I've been seeing more migration advertisements recently and it reminded me of something I probably should have written a long time ago.

A few people have messaged me asking why my group is planning to leave K128X after transferring here not that long ago. Some have heard bits and pieces of the story. Others only know that several migrants from the same transfer season are already looking elsewhere.

I figured I might as well write everything down properly.

This isn't meant to be a hit piece against the entire kingdom because that wouldn't be fair. There are a lot of genuinely good people in K128X. Some of the friendships we've made here are probably the only reason we stayed as long as we did. What I'm writing about is more about a culture that exists within part of the kingdom leadership and how that culture slowly changed the way many of us viewed the kingdom.

To understand why any of this matters, I think it's important to explain how we ended up here in the first place.

Our group didn't randomly wake up one day and decide to transfer to K1282. Anybody who has gone through a serious migration process knows how exhausting that can be. Every kingdom claims to be united. Every kingdom claims to have good leadership. Every kingdom claims to be focused on long-term success. Eventually you have to trust your instincts and make a decision.

K128X stood out because it seemed to have all the ingredients we were looking for.

It had active players.

It had a major whale.

It had respectable KvK results.

Most importantly, it had people speaking about the future. The conversations weren't just about winning the next event. They were about building a kingdom that people would want to stay in.

At least that's what we were told.

The commitment required from our side was significant. Two members of our group needed close to fifty transfer passes. Several others were well above migration limits and spent weeks reducing troop counts to make the move possible. A lot of resources were burned. A lot of planning went into it. More money was spent than most people would probably admit publicly.

The reason nobody complained was simple.

>We weren't looking for a temporary stop.

>We weren't looking for somewhere to spend one KvK and leave.

>We genuinely thought this might be the kingdom where we finally settled down.

I remember conversations in voice chat before migration opened. People were excited. Some were already discussing future KvKs. Others were talking about alliance projects they wanted to work on after arriving. There was a genuine feeling that we were moving towards something better.

Looking back, I think that's why the disappointment hits harder.

If K128X had been advertised as a chaotic kingdom full of politics and drama, none of us would have transferred. Expectations would have been different from the start. The problem is that what we experienced after arriving was almost the complete opposite of what had been presented beforehand.

The strange thing is that our first few days were actually positive.

Most players were welcoming.

Most alliances were welcoming.

RI(X) welcomed us warmly.

Several people went out of their way to help us settle in and answer questions.

If my experience had only involved those people, this story probably wouldn't exist.

Unfortunately, it didn't take very long before we noticed that not everyone seemed happy we were there.

At first I thought I was imagining it.

Then some of my guys started mentioning the same thing.

Certain people seemed unusually suspicious of us despite having no real interaction with us. There was an underlying tension that didn't really make sense considering we had literally just arrived. We hadn't demanded leadership positions. We hadn't tried to influence kingdom decisions. We hadn't even stayed together as a single group.

In fact, some of us joined XX(X) while others joined RI(X) and other alliances.

If our goal had been to take over the kingdom, splitting ourselves apart would have been a very strange strategy.

Eventually we learned that some members had been moved around before migration and not everybody was happy about it. From what we understood, communication regarding those changes hadn't been great and some frustration had built up before we even arrived.

The unfortunate part was that some of that frustration ended up being directed at the migrants instead of the people who made the decisions.

At the time, I brushed it off as normal kingdom politics.

Every kingdom has misunderstandings.

Every kingdom has adjustment periods.

I assumed people would get to know us and things would improve naturally.

What I didn't realise was that this wasn't the beginning of an adjustment period.

It was the first glimpse into a much deeper problem that would keep showing itself over the months that followed.

And the first major sign came in the form of an event proposal so bizarre that even today, I still struggle to understand how anyone thought it was a good idea.

Part 2: The Whale Hunting Event.
Part 3: Everyone Knew Everything.
Part 4: The Tent & The Mi(SHIT).
Part 5: Meet R5 R(X)y.
Part 6A: How To Lose KvK Before It Starts.
Part 6B: We Lost KvK. So We Started Calling People Pigs.
Part 6C: The Invasion of 128X (Invader's) World Chat.
Part 7: The Whale Who Deserved Better (The Finale).

Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6A | Part 6B | Part 6C | Part 7

I have played enough kingdom games to know that losing happens.

Sooner or later, every kingdom loses a prep stage, loses a castle fight, loses a KvK or runs into a stronger opponent. That’s just part of the game. Nobody wins forever.

What I wasn’t prepared for was what happened after K128X lost.

The defeat itself wasn’t shocking. To be honest, many of us had already seen it coming. After months of watching resources disappear into every event imaginable, losing preparation felt less like a surprise and more like the natural consequence of choices that had been made long before KvK even started.

What surprised me was the reaction.

After KvK battle, one player from 128X (Invading Kingdom), J, entered WC asking a simple question. She wanted to know who had called her a pig. That was it. No threats. No drama. No insults.

Just a question.

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What followed was honestly embarrassing to watch.

Instead of somebody stepping forward and apologising, the conversation quickly spiralled into more insults, more mockery and more hostility. Some players laughed. Some doubled down. Others joined the pile-on. At one point, someone even told her to find the nearest concrete wall and hit her head against it. Another continued repeating the pig insults through megaphones as if humiliating an opponent after victory was somehow something to be proud of.

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The entire time I kept wondering whether people realised how ridiculous it looked.

https://preview.redd.it/9jqdvg9kt76h1.png?width=1290&format=png&auto=webp&s=ecac11f65ed58c66b9dcfc3a205f93ff0dd6587a

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This wasn’t during a heated battle.

This wasn’t in the middle of a castle fight.

The war was already over.

The outcome had already been decided.

And yet some people still couldn’t let it go.

While insults were flying around WC, some of their players were thanking opponents for the fights, wishing everyone well and trying to move on.

https://preview.redd.it/1ad1htr9t76h1.png?width=1290&format=png&auto=webp&s=e4557e4c65e309d17cb506a3079d3f5d9251a0c4

That contrast was impossible to ignore.

>One side (the invaders could have zero everyone at 128X) had won and was showing restraint (except for one loose player).

>The other side had lost and was showing everyone exactly why they lost more than just a battle.

Kingdoms are remembered less for their victories and more for how they behave when things don’t go their way.

And unfortunately, K128X was creating the wrong kind of memory.

What I didn’t know at the time was that this wasn’t the end of it.

For some people, insulting opponents inside our own WC wasn’t enough.

They decided to take the drama directly into 128X (Invader's) World Chat.

Part 6C: The Invasion of 128X (Invader's) World Chat.