[MoD] Guidelines for Fighters and Pilots - Companion to Medal Runs

Day 5,752, 02:46 Published in United Kingdom United Kingdom by Ministry of Defence

Guidelines for Fighters and Pilots - Companion to Medal Runs

In order to maintain a respectful and inclusive gaming environment within the eUnited Kingdom, the Government and Congress have agreed upon guidelines for fighters and pilots to adhere to during their medal runs. These guidelines aim to ensure fairness, sportsmanship, and a positive atmosphere among all our pilots and fighters.

This article will serve as a reminder and includes some revisions which the Government would like to put forward to Congress.



Medal Run Respect

Fighters and pilots are expected to respect other UK players’ medal runs, with a particular emphasis on giving due recognition to newer and weaker players. Currently, the guideline specifies respecting the first player to reach 80 million in Division IV and local divisional fighters' claim to a medal for completing their daily orders in Division I, II, and III. In the Air Division, the focus is on respecting the first player to reach 30k on the winning side and 20k on the losing side.

The established medal run levels are designed to provide newer and weaker players with an opportunity to earn their share of medals in our coordinated training wars. Where possible newer player medal runs should be respected by more powerful players even if targets are not met. Recognising a level of common respect is vital to creating a more pleasant gaming atmosphere for everyone.



Medal Run Strategy for Air Rounds and Division 4 - Advice for newer / weaker players

Avoid peak times - Periods of high player engagement is likely to require the most optimal timing of medals runs, i.e. from round start as stronger and more experienced players will deploy in an empty round earlier during these periods. It is also likely that strong and more experienced players will have identified and targeted rounds soon to start if all other active rounds are already occupied.

So look for periods with lower player engagement. These moments are ideal for medal runs as there's less competition for achieving high damage in battles. The early morning tends to have fewer active players, making it easier to secure top positions in battles and earn medals. So consider shifting your gaming schedule to participate during these off-peak hours.

In addition statistics indicate that you have over double the chance of having a medal stolen if you fight on the winning side, so you would be better to focus on the losing side, while doing at least 51% of the damage on the winning side.

Plus appear to be online at the end of the battle, even just logging in without checking the battle helps increase your chances.



Medal Strategy for Division 1, Division 2 and Division 3

Maximize your fuel by hitting on both sides of a battle, as this uses one fuel and to get medals on both sides you could get 77x4=308g in a perfect week.

Aim for the least amount of hits for lower exp, bazookas are good for this. This is a good tool to find empty, near-ending battles. https://erepublik.tools/en/military/battle-watcher/battle-heroes/1



Addressing Unfair Medal Runs

If any fighter or pilot believes they have been unfairly denied a medal run or their medal run has been compromised, they are encouraged to report the incident. To report such incidents, contact the Minister of Defence or the Country President, providing detailed information including screenshots as evidence.

Reported incidents will be thoroughly investigated. If found guilty, the offending player may have points awarded to them, if a player collects sufficient numbers of points their Government subsidies may be suspended and they may be placed on an open season list with a bounty against them.

See below an explanation of a modified point based system and open season list originally proposed [Spam] Better-Bounties policy preview. Government intends to trial a modified version of this.

Points Based System for Overhitting and Sniping and Open-Season List with Bounty

Overhitting or sniping occurs when another player surpasses a UK player who has achieved 80 million in Division IV or local divisional fighters' claim to a medal for completing their daily orders in Division I, II, and III or 30k on the winning side and 20k on the losing side in Air during a training war.

Government reserves the right to suspend the points based systems in training wars if the overall campaign needs fixing.

Terms

Overhitting - doing more damage than another player at any time in a battle.
Sniping - hitting in the last mins of a battle with the intent to take a SH/BH from another player.
Reclaiming - overhitting a third-party or ‘open-season’ player to win the medal.

Accruing Points for Overhitting and Sniping: Combatants who overhit will accrue 1 point, and those who snipe will accrue 2 points.

Penalties for Accruing Points:

1 Point: Reminder of Guidelines
2 Points: Disqualified from Rewards/Subsidies
3 Points: Placed on Open-Season List with Bounty
6+ Points: Final intervention by Government potentially leading to being permanently listed on the open-season list

A point will also be removed each time a bounty is claimed against the offending player or at the digression of the MoD.

Appeal:

Fighters and pilots who have their Government subsidies suspended or have been placed on the open-season list have the option to appeal. To initiate the appeal process, contact the Minister of Defence or Country President.

Open Season List

The open-season list will be available for any eUK player to review and claim any available bounties from (bounties will start at 20k)



Close

By adhering to these guidelines, fighters and pilots contribute to a respectful and harmonious gaming experience for all members of the eUK military. Your cooperation in following these guidelines is essential in maintaining the integrity of our gaming community, with a special emphasis on encouraging and respecting the achievements of newer and weaker players.

Note: These guidelines are designed to ensure a fair and inclusive environment for all players participating in eUK military activities.