>There is no fleet defending but he already broke the 30 members rule.
So if a fleet with 29 members declares on a harbor, they're breaking the rule? What if a fleet has 60 members but only 8 of them have logged in within the past 3 months? Are they in accordance with the rule?
The other problem with this is not the rule itself but the consistency with which it was enforced. Dozens of fleets have made declarations against a fleet so superior that the declaration was a joke. We've even seen bottom-of-the-heap fleets be the first to take harbors after an HA reset -- multiple times.
So why Rehor, and why now? The answer is that Vick has a grudge against Rehor, was on the lookout for a slip-up, and saw this as a way to ban him with a selective interpretation of a rule.
Really, there's only two small differences being made by Network taking the harbor. 1. Rehor gets to play HA. 2. The "HA equilibrium" is delayed by a week. In other words, it's one more link in the chain of fleets that get beaten by successively stronger fleets until the top dog gets it and no one takes it away after that.
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