Here is my two cents worth, let me know what you think of it. We are in a financial struggle with KixEye, we the customer want a service and KixEye wants our money. In order that this be more amicably and swiftly settled, preferably to our benefit, one must also consider a psychological approach to our actions. If we would boycott for a mere 24 hours that could be considered a fluke. Should it go for 168 hours (one week) a sense of normalcy would set in, which would be true for any period longer than that. Out of sight, out of mind. 72 hours is about perfect for a statement. The true weapon in our arsenal is money, we have it, they not only want it, up to a point they NEED it. Ergo, effective immediately no coins will be bought until we, the customer, are satisfied. We go back to play on the 13th but schedule another boycott for the first of December then another the end of December….remember, all damage is healed by time, not coins. All resources are won, not bought. KixEye has about 36 million in the bank, which tells me they can exist for a period of about 3 months. The CEO will be replaced long before that, so I give them about a month and a half to start negotiating and two months max before giving in to everything. Folks, we can ALL last two months without spending coins, or we should not be in the game in the first place. Other rules are no wars, no shadow ops, nothing that could cause damage other than mere existence and upgrading…which will send a message in its own right. Look at it this way, we are all trying to benefit the entire customer base. You don’t attack your allies and expect to win the war. With time, the bi-monthly blackouts will come to be a real thorn in the CEO side…especially if the board of directors is paying attention…… What say you all?????? -Smoke
Posted on: Mon, 10 Nov 2014 17:39:10 +0000
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