Difference between revisions of "Account Settings"
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A province under hibernation is put into a state of sleep after a 24 hour window to reconsider. No actions may be performed while under the hibernation period that would alter the hibernated province. A list of limitations can be found under "Account". A player has the option to hibernate for 1 , 2, or 3 weeks, as well as 1 , 2, or 3 months. A hibernated province is denoted by the above image. Previously, hibernation was a donation feature, and while expected to make an appearance in Aegis 2.0, its availability is unclear. | A province under hibernation is put into a state of sleep after a 24 hour window to reconsider. No actions may be performed while under the hibernation period that would alter the hibernated province. A list of limitations can be found under "Account". A player has the option to hibernate for 1 , 2, or 3 weeks, as well as 1 , 2, or 3 months. A hibernated province is denoted by the above image. Previously, hibernation was a donation feature, and while expected to make an appearance in Aegis 2.0, its availability is unclear. | ||
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== Deleting an Account == | == Deleting an Account == | ||
Coined ''reset'' in Aegis, a deleted account must start from scratch. Upon log in after a reset, the province looks like the first day you began. It is important to note that the The Delete Account button is a manual feature, but players can also reset a province by conquesting the province in question below 250 acres. An in-game mechanic forces the province to restart. Resets are reserved for political punishment after the community has exhausted measure, and is usually frowned upon. Though rare, resets do happen, and they are not the end of the world. Aegis is about building, and even the best minds have found reason to manual delete on rare occasion. | Coined ''reset'' in Aegis, a deleted account must start from scratch. Upon log in after a reset, the province looks like the first day you began. It is important to note that the The Delete Account button is a manual feature, but players can also reset a province by conquesting the province in question below 250 acres. An in-game mechanic forces the province to restart. Resets are reserved for political punishment after the community has exhausted measure, and is usually frowned upon. Though rare, resets do happen, and they are not the end of the world. Aegis is about building, and even the best minds have found reason to manual delete on rare occasion. | ||
Latest revision as of 03:38, 14 September 2013
You can hibernate or delete your account on any continent by clicking the Account Link at the bottom of the left-hand menu below "Log Out".
Hibernation 
Going away for a week long vacation? HIBERNATE! Moving and can't log in for an extended portion of time? HIBERNATE! Never fear, we'll be here when you get back.
A province under hibernation is put into a state of sleep after a 24 hour window to reconsider. No actions may be performed while under the hibernation period that would alter the hibernated province. A list of limitations can be found under "Account". A player has the option to hibernate for 1 , 2, or 3 weeks, as well as 1 , 2, or 3 months. A hibernated province is denoted by the above image. Previously, hibernation was a donation feature, and while expected to make an appearance in Aegis 2.0, its availability is unclear.
Deleting an Account
Coined reset in Aegis, a deleted account must start from scratch. Upon log in after a reset, the province looks like the first day you began. It is important to note that the The Delete Account button is a manual feature, but players can also reset a province by conquesting the province in question below 250 acres. An in-game mechanic forces the province to restart. Resets are reserved for political punishment after the community has exhausted measure, and is usually frowned upon. Though rare, resets do happen, and they are not the end of the world. Aegis is about building, and even the best minds have found reason to manual delete on rare occasion.