In their interview, the devs stated that they will not pursue a pay-to-win style. I was very happy to hear that but it looks like they changed their minds. I've been thinking on how you can get a couple fully effective in war and this what I came up with.
Let's take a hypothetical situation of me and my brother living in the same house and both of us playing Utopia in the same kingdom. We cannot target the same province with ops or attacks which is a problem in a kingdom where players have assigned duties like spreading greed riots or MS. So naturally we will want to find a way to limit those restrictions. We can do so by using account sitting. I could just cough up some credits and choose my brother as account sitter. Because we trust each other, I could just ask him for his login credentials and log into his account to manage my own but that would be violating the rules (even if it's almost impossible to detect) so that option is out. However, I could still look over his shoulder and dictate which actions to perform with my province. So for the price of a few credits, we can evade this system without breaking any rules!
Please explain to me why account sitting is not an unfair advantage while couples living together is. The only difference is that you have to pay for the first option. (and a sat prov won't get it's daily 5 acres but boohoo)
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