Is there some way to set up a system so you no longer have to completely accept what you are told in terms of events?

for instance member X claims his planet was taken someone from legion Y. Legion Y, and/or its member, in good faith, or not, furiously denies the claim of your member.

Struggle ensues.

whereas if it was verifiable, this might have had a different approach.

Tis a war game and I suppose uncertainty and lying and what not maybe deemed to have their place in it. But assuming such is not deemed vital to the game by the devs or the players, is there something that can be done regarding this?

I think that is exactly what the diplomacy update does... I'm guessing nobody wants to really test it.

I think Fear means in any case, not just between Legions with NAPs. I don't think that will happen though, because that would mean you could look at everything that person does basically.

Ferrus is correct, I'm talking more in general than in reference to those w/NAPs. Spoony it would be interesting if you are correct, for that means it is feasible. However, i believe there is a 10 or 20 cap limit on NAPs so it would seem of limited value.

Though Ferrus would it really mean showing everything if we're talking about planets as opposed to other conflicts like hacks/raids etc? I did mean what you pointed out w/out thinking about it. But excepting personality conflicts, it would seem the major battles occur over planet napping as it were.

If it's just planets then it would be feasible I think. It would mean you could know about every planet everybody in your Legion has taken, and I'm not sure I entirely like that idea. But it might be worth it. I can't decide if I like the idea or not.

depends on the level of knowledge shared i suspect - make it allowed for only officers & leaders or just leaders. Then set it up so all thats shared is just the planet names. While someone might be able to game the system still it would take a lot of galaxy points to pull it off (and even that method could be stopped if the devs want).