if a player sees me red, then I see him green.
well, I propose
If a player sees me white, then I see him orange
why?
so I understand that attacking him lose the protection.
attacking me, so I understand if he makes an attack dishonorable.

i have some question too.
why do i see a player with +100 top than me in white?( I'm top 960 and hi is 8XX) he has more point than me but i attacked him and it was dishonourable

ElfO_RaPeR wrote:

i have some question too.
why do i see a player with +100 top than me in white?( I'm top 960 and hi is 8XX) he has more point than me but i attacked him and it was dishonourable

the color and the condition dishonorable honorable are determined by the military rank.
Not from the general classification

Ruggine.it wrote:

the color and the condition dishonorable honorable are determined by the military rank.
Not from the general classification

ths, now i understand

Honorable targets already have HP next to their name...I don't see any need to add in colors as well.

because !!!!
A) - If there is an yellow player (hp) with the moon near to me, i want know if my fleet is protected with the "escape protection".
B) - I want know if attacking an yellow player (hp) , i am bandit and i am lost the "escape protection" for one week

if you attack a yellow player you will receive (hp)

if you attack a white player you will loose (hp)

inactives will not change your (hp)

so much for honour points

apart from that: if you attack a red (strong) player, you will loose your protection and become an outlaw

it seems pretty clear to me

before, it was not possible to attack red players . Now, is it possible?

Fox Fornax wrote:

if you attack a yellow player you will receive (hp)

if you attack a white player you will loose (hp)

inactives will not change your (hp)

so much for honour points

apart from that: if you attack a red (strong) player, you will loose your protection and become an outlaw

it seems pretty clear to me

No, you did not understand.
my statements are accurate.

time:
If a player sees me white, then I see him yellow.

instead:
if a player sees me white, then I want to see him orange.
If a player sees me white, then I want to see him yellow.

if you are close enough together in the military highscore (max 100 ranks apart) you will see each other yellow

Fox Fornax wrote:

if you are close enough together in the military highscore (max 100 ranks apart) you will see each other yellow

yes, this I know.
I say, if he sees me, then I'd like to see him white not yellow but orange.

Sounds like a decent suggestion then if you think it would really help. I still think that too many colors would just be weird though.