Maybe you become a premium alliance after buying a certain amount of defense shields???
THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE (is it really?)
27/12/2014 14:10
You probably read about the recent server problem at Ubisoft. Initially, we thought, it might be connected to the worldwide cyber attacks on Sony related networks, but after a lot of undercover research we just came up with another totally different theory.
You probably heard about another team lonely at the top. Its members a race of hardass fighting, blood thirsty wolves. Yes, I'm talking about our beloved:
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Now this much revered "Premium Alliance" (whatever this might mean), encountered a slight problem over the last few days. A trap alliance, who does not give a damn about premium anything. There is a good chance that this war might last the full 7 days and could endanger their top rank. You all know that in our opinion there is nothing worse than this recent increase of trap alliances in Galaxy Life, besides maybe the utterly boring top 50 alliances, who are blocking the way for us fresh and active teams, who are not fighting only "red" wars week in and week out. We also know that sooner or later you encounter a trap team this way and it happend.
Now, you might ask youself, how could this be connected to the server failure?
Our theory is that the only team - besides the 5.000 inactive alliances out there - who gains an advantage by this, is currently the Wolfpack. Without the possibility to declare new wars, other teams cannot receive warpoints. Et voilà - here is the motive to take down the Ubisoft server. It could have been the Wolfpack, who clearly must have connections up all the way to the highest places of the hierarchy of Ubisoft. You don't believe a word of this? Wait until Monday, when the server will come online again and... our dearest premium alliance is still sitting alone at the top.
Let's wait and see, how this will end. Wait for more stories from Moulder&Scully on this website.
For all readers who additionally love to listen music while reading this blogpost, we found the perfect song for this occasion:
Alanis Morissette´s song with lyrics on screen!
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