I wonder if there is a method of controlling players who launch sneak attacks upon countries in the solo servers?

For example, recently, there has been a player that is working on making my game difficult in the solo servers because I always use the same name and this player builds to be able to assault my country in a first strike, but never uses the same country name, for whatever reasons he/she might have.

This is not a complaint by any measure. I'm actually kind of enjoying kicking the moron's ass, who couldn't even capitalize on a sneak attack with turns and saved and beat my ass all at once.

He is learning the hard lessons now, but I'll be damned if I should have to give up my country name so this little skulking freak can change his name every game and come at me when he perceives a chance to do some damage.

I have never attacked anyone out of the blue before, thus I cannot wrap my head around this guys behavior in the game.

If there is no possible way to provide some kind of idiot protection like you guys do for the netters, I will have to find another method, but I figured I should at least ask. :)

Thanks. :)

If he is using the same strategy and close to the same rank set after set just find him first :)

I have thought about this for a bit now, myself, and you're right, DruncK, I will certainly pay more attention to the countries in the game for sure. :) It's not much of a problem, other than it really ticks me off that there are people that play this game, that post on this forum, that "hide" themselves in the game, yet crow about how great they really are all the time.

So, I was thinking along these lines. Since we all have "linked" accounts on the forums and the game itself. Is there a way to set up a "tickler" file that links the players forum account, to the game account and country name in the solo servers, and if so, in the event of an "unprovoked" series of specialized attacks recorded in the target countries news, thus capturing harmful spy operations, the attacking country could be "forced" into using the exact same country name the next set. :)

I'm OK with this idea. :) Let me know what you think?

GDI?