Lee

Things that many of the rival clans lack are a clear thesis and organization to their activities. The following guidelines are a few items in our plan of attack. Feel free to add or pose alternate objectives.

1.) Refuse clan challenges lead by known cheating racers and/or clans. They are not hard to find, and I believe we all can spot them from a mile away. Such avoidance will protect our point interests and will not vindicate such cheating ways.

2.) We must know when to back down. Three loses in a row in any particular challenge is a good jumping off point. We lose three in the row, we do the proverbial handshake, congratulate them for beating us, and thank them for the challenge before leaving. It is quite easy to erase all our hard work, so proving we can beat one out of every ten races isn't worth it.

3.) We challenge several clans at the same time. A huge advantage of having a large clan with many active members is that we can (cautiously) split our forces. Two-on-two clan challenges are common, and I can approve several of them at the same time.

4.) Never be outnumbered. There are other clan leaders who may be willing to take such arrogant risks, but not us. We aks for equal amount of members on each side, or we decline the challenge until a later time.

5.) If a clan challenge should happen in which we outnumber the rival clan, we, out of respect for the clan, will only accept the challenge (or issue one) if the clan leader is present. If the leader is willing to take the risk, well, it is his/her choice. We aren't here to babysit the interests of other clans.

6.) We don't cheat via point stuffing, glitches, or codebreakers in challenges. If other people started to view us as a cheating clan, our points mean nothing.

That is all I can think of at the moment. Feel free to add your suggestions.

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You spelled ask wrong in the never be outnumbered section lol