What This Is

How ground changes hands

There is no auction, no timer and no closing bell. Every territory carries a price on its face. Pay it — or more, if you want the ground to cost the next commander dearly — and it is yours the moment the payment settles. Nobody has to be online, nothing has to be waited out, and there is no queue to join.

Taking a territory raises its price by $0.50, and that new figure is what the next commander sees. Neutral ground starts at $1.00. Nobody sets these numbers by hand: a price is only ever what was paid for the ground plus the step.

Three levels

A region is the smallest piece of ground. A country is all of its regions. The world is all of the countries.

You can take a country region by region, or take the whole thing in one payment. The country price is exactly what its regions would cost you individually, plus a premium of 5% to 10% — so a single sweeping payment is always the more expensive way to do it, and always the faster one. The world works the same way one level up. Taking a country or the world stamps every region inside it, which is why one large capture moves the price of everything above it.

Whose flag flies

Every commander enlists under a real nation, and that nation's flag is what flies over the ground they hold. Two commanders from the same country fly the same flag — the name and the link is what tells them apart.

A country flies one commander's flag only while that commander still holds more than half of its regions. Take enough regions off them and the country's flag comes down, and the map goes back to showing whoever actually holds each region. The record of who held it before is kept; the flag is not.

What a capture buys

Three things ride with every capture: the display name you choose, the nation you enlist under, and a destination link. The link is live — every visitor who clicks your territory goes to it, and the clicks are counted in the open, on the territory, on your commander card and on the intelligence page.

The listing itself is read off your own page — its title, its description and its icon come from the destination's public tags, so you change what the listing says by changing your page. No account is needed to capture anything.

Being outbid

Ground is held until it is taken, not for a fixed term. There is no expiry to renew and no subscription to keep paying. When a higher bid settles on your territory, it changes hands and you are told what happened — that is the game, and it is not a refundable event.

One case is refunded automatically and in full: if two payments land on the same ground and the other one settles first, yours cannot be applied, so it is returned to the card that paid it without you having to ask.

Who runs it

Generals is built and run by Mukhammadsher Shermamatov. Payments are handled by Dodo Payments, who are the merchant of record — they are the seller on your receipt, they handle any tax due where you are, and card details never reach us. Dispatches, refunds and takedown requests go to shermamatovm@gmail.com.

The full rules are in the Terms of Service. Nothing here is an investment, a security, or a claim on any real place: it is advertising space dressed as a war.

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