I am a Legion player and, for a short period of time, I agreed with this so-called “union” between guilds. I believed it could represent progress, a necessary reaction to the historical abandonment of the Legion regarding bosses and raids. However, after observing who is actually managing this alliance and how it operates in practice, it became impossible to continue supporting something that does not represent me.

This is not about a single individual. It involves Bananeiros, Alldeath, Anomalia, and other guilds that together formed yet another clique disguised as unity. The Bananeiros guild, for example, did not join out of ideals or cooperation, but out of lack of choice. Had they won, the Legion would have remained exactly as it always has been: abandoned, without access to bosses, and excluded from major raids. This happens because the server itself is marked by disunity and greed, which historically prevented any real collective reaction.

What is most concerning is that many MCs who are outside this clique are being used as cannon fodder. Some even willingly accept this, believing that the Legion is finally rising again. But this interpretation is mistaken. What is happening is not the strengthening of the Legion, but the emergence of a new hegemony that will control raids exactly as the old ones did. It is merely a change of seats within the same monopoly.

Players with fewer resources believe they will have space in this system, that they will at least get a small share of this “cake.” However, this union is nothing more than another clique. It is not about MCs rebuilding themselves, but about the continuation of a model that has always driven away players who simply want to have fun and play fairly. Those who fail to see this, unfortunately, are alienated by the illusion of belonging.

Another extremely serious issue is the transfer of responsibility. Problems involving abuse, imbalance, and the use of illegal programs should be handled by the game administrators, not by the players. We do not work for the company. It is unacceptable for the Legion to be used as hired mercenaries to resolve situations that require official investigation, enforcement, and punishment.

In this context, I make a clear and direct suggestion regarding the E-Girls guild and any other guild that uses illegal programs. One possible measure would be to downgrade the E-Girls guild to level 1 as an institutional punishment. Furthermore, those responsible and all who were complicit in the use of illegal programs used up to this day, I repeat, used up to this day, should have their accounts permanently banned. This is not about banning one or two isolated accounts, but everyone involved, without exception.

This suggestion does not apply only to E-Girls, but to any guild or player that uses illegal programs. I have seen many games start with simple bots and eventually collapse due to the lack of strict punishments. I am not saying this is the case with the Warspear administrators, but there is undeniably a need for harsher and more consistent measures regarding the use of such programs.

Everything I described from the beginning to the end of this text originates precisely from passivity in enforcing more severe punishments. When there are no real consequences, an environment is created where monopolies grow stronger, honest players become discouraged, and conflicts between guilds are resolved in the wrong way, by players themselves rather than by the game administration.

In the end, this model only discourages those who want to play fairly, compete honestly, and have fun. As long as there is tolerance for illegal practices and concentration of power disguised as unity, the result will always be the same: frustration, injustice, and abandonment of the server.

On 1/15/2026 at 10:55 PM, Moshi said:

I am a Legion player and, for a short period of time, I agreed with this so-called “union” between guilds. I believed it could represent progress, a necessary reaction to the historical abandonment of the Legion regarding bosses and raids. However, after observing who is actually managing this alliance and how it operates in practice, it became impossible to continue supporting something that does not represent me.

This is not about a single individual. It involves Bananeiros, Alldeath, Anomalia, and other guilds that together formed yet another clique disguised as unity. The Bananeiros guild, for example, did not join out of ideals or cooperation, but out of lack of choice. Had they won, the Legion would have remained exactly as it always has been: abandoned, without access to bosses, and excluded from major raids. This happens because the server itself is marked by disunity and greed, which historically prevented any real collective reaction.

What is most concerning is that many MCs who are outside this clique are being used as cannon fodder. Some even willingly accept this, believing that the Legion is finally rising again. But this interpretation is mistaken. What is happening is not the strengthening of the Legion, but the emergence of a new hegemony that will control raids exactly as the old ones did. It is merely a change of seats within the same monopoly.

Players with fewer resources believe they will have space in this system, that they will at least get a small share of this “cake.” However, this union is nothing more than another clique. It is not about MCs rebuilding themselves, but about the continuation of a model that has always driven away players who simply want to have fun and play fairly. Those who fail to see this, unfortunately, are alienated by the illusion of belonging.

Another extremely serious issue is the transfer of responsibility. Problems involving abuse, imbalance, and the use of illegal programs should be handled by the game administrators, not by the players. We do not work for the company. It is unacceptable for the Legion to be used as hired mercenaries to resolve situations that require official investigation, enforcement, and punishment.

In this context, I make a clear and direct suggestion regarding the E-Girls guild and any other guild that uses illegal programs. One possible measure would be to downgrade the E-Girls guild to level 1 as an institutional punishment. Furthermore, those responsible and all who were complicit in the use of illegal programs used up to this day, I repeat, used up to this day, should have their accounts permanently banned. This is not about banning one or two isolated accounts, but everyone involved, without exception.

This suggestion does not apply only to E-Girls, but to any guild or player that uses illegal programs. I have seen many games start with simple bots and eventually collapse due to the lack of strict punishments. I am not saying this is the case with the Warspear administrators, but there is undeniably a need for harsher and more consistent measures regarding the use of such programs.

Everything I described from the beginning to the end of this text originates precisely from passivity in enforcing more severe punishments. When there are no real consequences, an environment is created where monopolies grow stronger, honest players become discouraged, and conflicts between guilds are resolved in the wrong way, by players themselves rather than by the game administration.

In the end, this model only discourages those who want to play fairly, compete honestly, and have fun. As long as there is tolerance for illegal practices and concentration of power disguised as unity, the result will always be the same: frustration, injustice, and abandonment of the server.

genuine question, does the gold bug 99.999.999 still influence the current market on TU server?

I guess this topic will be blocked soon