| NAP: Who must you tell when ending it? |
Tue, 10 February 2009 02:29  |
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I have been asked by two different players whether you must tell anyone when you want to end a NAP.
NAPs, including the automatic starting ones, are individual agreements.
When you wish to activate the exit clause of a NAP you must tell the player in question otherwise an attack would be considered a backstab (& for those of you who are new that is considered to be very bad form & can even follow you in later games). There is no need to tell any player other than the one you wish to activate the exit clause with.
If you activate the exit clause via an ingame message then it is effective beginning the year after you write the message since the player in question would not get the message until then but if done via email the exit period can start immediately.
When Can You Attack Once The Exit Clause Is Activated (this is repeated from the game post)
The exit clause will be 2 years (When a race activates their exit clause first battles can be in 3rd year: eg. exit clause activated in 2440, NAP continues until 2442 when ship orders can be set to attack but battles occur in 2443).
[Updated on: Tue, 10 February 2009 16:36] Report message to a moderator
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