Travian Review: Rally Point Restriction Removed on S6:

The latest server to start on Travian.com will not have the controversial Rally Point Restriction that was first introduced in Travian 3.6. Server 6, which starts a new game on March 12th, was believed to include the recently introduced restriction that limits the number of attacks a player can send from their rally point which they use to control their city's troops. This is now the second server on Travian.com to remove the much talked-about restriction, following the new Server 1 which started on January 29th.

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The Rally Point Restriction would have limited the number of attacks and raids a player could send to 5 attacks per level, to a maximum of 100 attacks at level 20. Before the introduction of the Rally Point Restriction, players could send an unlimited number of attacks from a single city. Because offensive troops cannot be exchanged between cities in Travian, this cut down on the raiding abilities of players during the early game. The Rally Point Restriction has been met with strong reaction from Travian players ever since it was first announced last October. Many veteran players are against the change and say that it will have huge negative ramifications on how the game is played (click here to see one example). Other players have spoken in favor of it, claiming that it will help cut down on people cheating by using bots to send their attacks while they're logged off, and that it will also benefit smaller players (click here for an example of this argument). It was the most controversial of all the new features and restriction introduced in version 3.6 of Travian. Another newly introduced feature that allowed players to use in-game gold to instantly return their troops to their home city after an attack was also removed on many servers since the introduction of Travian 3.6. This feature only lasted for one round on Travian.com before being removed.

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