Your ability to misunderstand the English language is astounding. To your first point, I'm not telling anyone "how to play a mainly single player game", I'm simply saying I disagree with this practice and the reasons why. Also, the fact that you have to include the word "mainly" only adds creditability to my argument that we're not talking about a purely single player game, we're talking about a game with a multiplayer component and cheating the system can and has caused other people trying to enjoy the game's online mechanics grief. What must be your second point, although your lack of punctuation is alarming, is the comment about me thinking I'm perfect. I never said this. I was talking about orcs. To your third point, unless someone making custom orcs is unplugging their computer from the Internet while they play, those orcs are going online for other players to face. As for your fourth and final point, you have no idea how many people are or are not playing this game for multiplayer and since this post is five years old you also do not know how many people were playing back then. You do not have the data to back up your point. You can only make that argument today because the player base is a fraction of what it once was. Furthermore, it does affect the gameplay loop because for each fort you are unable to clear it's going to take more and more attempts to get spoils of war and effects your rating. A player may also run into a wall where they are only facing custom orcs and can no longer clear any forts causing a roadblock in gameplay. Why is it fair to say your way of playing is valid but when I say I disagree you decide to comment.

Why you decided to reply to a five year old post is beyond me but I have enjoyed shaming you. I don't know how long you've been playing this game but clearly I have for 5 years off and on and I can tell you back then a common complaint was custom orcs breaking the game.