Trade of IP Shared accounts

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  • Trade of IP Shared accounts

    Say there are 3 accounts, A1, A2 and B1.

    A1 and A2 are on IP Share.

    If A1 trades via Trading Post to B1
    Then B1 trades the exact same goods to A2 using Trading post.

    Is this circumventing the IP Share rule?

    Would really appreciate feedback. Thanks! :)

  • As far as I know, that would count as violation of IP share, because A1 resources got to the A2 account. If A2 would get different goods, than I would say, that its allowed. But better if somebody from Staff would confirm or deny my opinion.


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  • Paradox of Darkness wrote:

    As far as I know, that would count as violation of IP share, because A1 resources got to the A2 account. If A2 would get different goods, than I would say, that its allowed. But better if somebody from Staff would confirm or deny my opinion.
    I'm confused about the idea too. I wish someone from staff could clarify this. :)

  • same as piracy,

    if A1 and A2 are on IP share, and at the same time collecting capture points, and say A1 has a greater crew than A2.

    what if some other pirate say B1 raids A2.

    and the owner is furious, wanna get the points raided from A2 by raiding B1 ( coz he can) that is counted as circumventing IP rules as well right??


    My question, so you really can't retaliate back on B1 coz you will be violating the rules, am I right?

  • General rule is that any action forbidden by IP-Sharing can't be exploited by mean of a 3rd party. So, if A1 and A2 can't interact directly due to IP-Sharing restriction, you can't "force" interaction by mean of B1.

    The same in piracy (but in normal raids too). If B1 raids A2, then A1 cannot raid B1.

    A exception is when B1 raids both A1 and A2. Then both A1 and A2 can raid B1.

    As usual, on doubt feel free to open a ticket via Support System

    EDIT: @Pepi - Yes, it is circumvention of multi rule.

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  • Sampisa wrote:

    General rule is that any action forbidden by IP-Sharing can't be exploited by mean of a 3rd party. So, if A1 and A2 can't interact directly due to IP-Sharing restriction, you can't "force" interaction by mean of B1.

    The same in piracy (but in normal raids too). If B1 raids A2, then A1 cannot raid B1.

    A exception is when B1 raids both A1 and A2. Then both A1 and A2 can raid B1.

    As usual, on doubt feel free to open a ticket via Support System

    EDIT: @Pepi - Yes, it is circumvention of multi rule.
    Thanks! Thread can be closed now. :)