As far as I know, there is no button to click that will invite an entire clan to a tournament when you are inviting by clan. Instead, you must go through the monotonous task of clicking the Invite button next to every single clan member on the list. Could it be possible to have a button that will automatically invite the entire clan you are searching by? Please?

I suppose I could be worse off. I could always be in charge of creating clan tourneys for DARKLORDS.

Yeah thats a good idea but fizzer wont care

haha, i once decided to try and make a clan tournament, about 100 names in i quit

I haven't noticed any DARKLORDS tournaments in quite some time now.

Edited 11/5/2015 04:12:34

dang map man. i actually wouldn't be surprised if Fizzer would do something like that.

Good idea that's an easy way to fill up a big tournament anyway. (as inviting people takes forever.

really martian two threads?

Edited 11/5/2015 04:14:07

I support.

really martian two threads?

Well, the first thread in the "help" forum was to see if I was just missing something. This one is to raise public support for the idea.

Someone uservoice it now!

Good idea Martian ;)

It is a good idea to have.


That being said, can you explain to me what the desire is of having so many people in your clan CORP? I won't ask darklords because they seem to just care about total points and invite anyone.

I'm not trying to be a jerk, I really want to understand what the goal of CORP is, because I really don't know.

BTW, there is a uservoice for having multiple invite groups. So you could have a Clan one, people who play RT, a list of diplomacy players, etc. I think this would fall under that existing uservoice item, so you may want to vote on that one:

http://warlight.uservoice.com/forums/77051-warlight-features/suggestions/1142113-add-a-friends-list-subset-to-the-invite-list

BTW, it is 5 years old last month, and has the 4th most votes on uservoice. Not sure why this has never been implemented (I would hope it has been worked on recently). I just looked at the top dozen or so ideas and it is the only one Fizzer did not say "was not on the immediate road map". So it clearly isn't something he sees issues with (difficulty, popularity vs cost).

Edited 11/5/2015 18:40:40

From my experience, CORP doesn't want people to join, people want to join CORP.

Good community.
Good Teachers.
Good games.

CORP wants us all to have fun while bettering ourselves. Thanks for pointing that link out to us, Chris :)