Preparing for a siege

[NeotenySS]

The allies simply break the alliance.
Then they declare each other as enemies and begin a siege between themselves and lead it for 3 days.
After that, they score points so that the attacker loses at the end of the siege.
This avoids a siege every 3 days.
I think this exploit.

Solve:

Make an event.

1. The attacker places a flag to attack the city.
2. A message appears in the chat that the attackers have placed a siege camp near the city (also add a function for the discord hook to display information).
3. A bonfire appears (instead of a flag), everyone can enter the territory where this camp is located (even those who are not involved in the siege).
4. The attacker must score 50 points (configurable).
5. The attacker is given 7 points once a minute for the player who is in the camp zone (you can adjust the number of points).
6. The duration of the camp is 10 minutes (you can adjust the minutes).
7. If the attacker did not score points, then the preparation failed and the siege was not confirmed (the attacker lost).
8. If the attacker scores enough points when the timer expires, the siege is confirmed and the siege flag appears instead of the costa.

P.S .: In the case of point 7, if the attacker loses, then he cannot re-place the camp to confirm the real siege within 12 hours (can be configured from 1 hour to 24 hours).

I hope you understand what I mean, it helps to fix exploit where allies use immunity to other sieges while waging war among themselves.
Maybe you will have a better solution or an alternative, I will be very happy.

[LlmDl]

Sounds like you want a period of time where an attacker could be prevented from making a Siege at all, which would prevent two friendly nations from doing a mock siege, by allowing a third party to shut down the siege.

[NeotenySS]

Sounds like you want a period of time where an attacker could be prevented from making a Siege at all, which would prevent two friendly nations from doing a mock siege, by allowing a third party to shut down the siege.

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Yes, because the allies found a way to simulate a siege so that the real enemy could not capture the city. This is bad.