Checking which neighbours have actually done their derby tasks and neighbourhood chat

Hi,

As i am the leader for a neighbourhood which filled with my friends and some strangers. It is hard for me to keep up who has actually done their derby task. It would really be helpful if Supercell admin add a feature where leaders/co-leaders can check every member's completed task.

And second, as i'm playing clash of clans too. You have a feature where the leader or co leaders can send messages to all clan members at one go and everyone will be able to read it in the inbox. What you have in hayday now is just general chat within the members and it is hard for the leader to send a message to the neighbourhood members. If we have left a message, the chat will push it down and eventually cover it up.
Make something like in clash of clans will you?

These are my suggestions. I'm pretty sure other leaders of their neighbourhood would love these new features as well. Derby was a really good update. It brought back most of my friends to play this game all over again.

Thanks for reading. Hope you will make some changes! Good day!

Have you asked your hoodmates to report their efforts to you?

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Originally Posted by iiblackwidowii

Hi,

As i am the leader for a neighbourhood which filled with my friends and some strangers. It is hard for me to keep up who has actually done their derby task. It would really be helpful if Supercell admin add a feature where leaders/co-leaders can check every member's completed task

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This has been suggested before but due to privacy of other players, this is not something that can be implemented.

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Originally Posted by iiblackwidowii

Hi,

As i am the leader for a neighbourhood which filled with my friends and some strangers. It is hard for me to keep up who has actually done their derby task. It would really be helpful if Supercell admin add a feature where leaders/co-leaders can check every member's completed task.

And second, as i'm playing clash of clans too. You have a feature where the leader or co leaders can send messages to all clan members at one go and everyone will be able to read it in the inbox. What you have in hayday now is just general chat within the members and it is hard for the leader to send a message to the neighbourhood members. If we have left a message, the chat will push it down and eventually cover it up.
Make something like in clash of clans will you?

These are my suggestions. I'm pretty sure other leaders of their neighbourhood would love these new features as well. Derby was a really good update. It brought back most of my friends to play this game all over again.

Thanks for reading. Hope you will make some changes! Good day!

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LOGGED ON TO FORUM FOR THIS EXACT REQUEST! As NH Leader i am asked often to kick inactive members or those who will not actively participate in Derby tasks. We are a multi culture NH so players are on 24hrs a day. Currently there is no way to check who is active or not...making it very difficult to maintain an 'active NH' yet not kick someone unjustly. SC we need your help please.

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Originally Posted by Debchiare

LOGGED ON TO FORUM FOR THIS EXACT REQUEST! As NH Leader i am asked often to kick inactive members or those who will not actively participate in Derby tasks. We are a multi culture NH so players are on 24hrs a day. Currently there is no way to check who is active or not...making it very difficult to maintain an 'active NH' yet not kick someone unjustly. SC we need your help please.

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As Melly already said above, SC has decided against having this feature implemented in the game due to privacy concerns. This doesn't mean all is lost if you want to track progress of all NH members. Have them screenshot their progress and submit it to you.

How about asking them? Do you have a co-leader? Consider having some type of "leader" for say a certain amount of hours a day or better yet have the "leader" who is online the most at certain times check with the players that are in their timezone. Would you kick the players out if they didn't complete a task? Just curious.

I'm the leader of our nh only because I started it, not because anyone needs leading thats for sure. I don't advocate checking up on anyone. If someone says they did X amount of tasks for X amount of points, fine. Thats what they did. It should be fun and no pressure.

Fun to accept a lie? ummmm, NO

No. Fun to play the game. If you ask people to report their tasks to the leader, and they don't want to, then it's not a cooperative neighborhood, and THAT'S the problem, not the derby. But I do not want someone looking over my shoulder. What would be next? They can look in my barn, and see that I have strawberry jam?

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Originally Posted by Debchiare

LOGGED ON TO FORUM FOR THIS EXACT REQUEST! As NH Leader i am asked often to kick inactive members or those who will not actively participate in Derby tasks. We are a multi culture NH so players are on 24hrs a day. Currently there is no way to check who is active or not...making it very difficult to maintain an 'active NH' yet not kick someone unjustly. SC we need your help please.

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Just because you are asked to kick someone out does not mean you have to comply.

Personally, I don't see what harm will come from the leader of the group having the ability to see tasks individuals have completed for the derby in their own neighborhood. Some neighborhood's goal is to win and it's hard when you have individuals that are not completing their tasks. If those members are not wanting to work toward the same goal then it's up to the leader to be able to make a decision on what changes need to be made with facts not assumptions. We are able to see exactly which individual has helped out on others boats by helping fill their crates, I see no difference. I am completely aware SC does not feel the same way on this subject but, this is my opinion. I'm just not sure how this is an invasion of privacy .. if that was the case why not hide the whole task board and not show exactly which tasks each person is working on.

Anyway, To the OP I agree and hope SC will eventually reconsider their decision.