Lukoi Banacek, on 28 January 2015 - 09:45 AM, said:
Let us be honest Dracol....you do not have to do ANY coordination with Wolf groups to go Wolf and attack who you like. The CSJ tagged mercs do as they wish and we rarely have conversations about this stuff. They have a different agenda for testing CW than most of the CSJ loyalists...nothing wrong with that. But painting the picture that somehow CW loyalists limit your ability to go Wolf and fight JF is plainly false. One is not dependant on the other.
You guys have enjoyed the conflict with CW as much as anything else. If fighting units in JF from Clan were so important to you, you would go Wolf. But it is pretty clear, fighting Wolf is at as important if not more important to you.
You may have misunderstood my earlier comment. It was just in regards to our first switch from IS to Clan. Those in CI who have been enjoying the diplomacy aspect of Community Warfare did not have a pleasant experience initially with Clan Wolf. I'm just referring to those first 2 weeks or so of Community Warfare.
You are correct units do not need coordination, if one was so inclined. CI's diplomatic players on the other hand still have to be considered by the rest of CI leadership. It was a tough choice to go against the popular vote in CI that favored Wolf as our first Clan contract. The diplomatic players of CI provided a persuasive argument to the rest of the unit to go Ghost Bear, mostly reling on the welcoming nature of the Ghost Bear units.
As for our current situation, I will not comment of CI as a whole. I will present my personal opinions. For me, it is a contest between ideas. I support the idea of Mercs being able to switch factions, as well as preserving a place for Clan v Clan Community Warfare conflicts. Events have transpired that led to these two subjects becoming a focus. Clan Wolf happens to contain a large segment of MWO's population that supports the opposing viewpoints.
So for me personally, my focus shifted away from CI's initial Community Warfare focus rather quickly.