[EDITORIAL] What Does The Surge In CP Rewritten Autotyping Mean?

KLONDIKE, CP Army Media Headquarters, Max’s Desk – A rapid increase in autotyping has occurred in the past few weeks, following CP Online’s death and the move of many armies to a new platform. But what does this really mean for our community? 

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CPAM Special Report: The Never Ending Multi-logging Saga

Note: Section 3 (Multilogging in CP Armies – 2020) consists of views from the author’s perspective. It does not represent the views of CPAM as a whole.

KLONDIKE, Ayan’s Office — The CP Army community has witnessed several controversies, scandals, and other improprieties since time immemorial. After the closure of Disney’s Club Penguin, armies evolved in most of their day-to-day patterns. While sipping my coffee and going through all of these posts about defacing, multi-logging, and botting in 2020, I can’t help but wonder; has the army community progressed?

[EDITORIAL] Why Are So Many Armies Shutting Down?

KLONDIKE, CP Army Media Headquarters, Editorial Office –  After a surplus of recent shutdowns, many may be curious about the real reasons for their taking place. Is it because of the end of COVID restrictions in many places? Is it the result of untrustworthy staff? Or is it because of poor leadership?

[EDITORIAL] A Look Into The Exploitation of ‘AUSIA’ Timings

KLONDIKE, CP Army Media Headquarters, Max’s Desk – It would appear that at least two armies in the community have been exploiting the benefit of holding AUSIA events to gain more Top Twenty points and therefore a higher position. Is this really a bad thing, or am I just being dramatic?

[EDITORIAL] The Unsustainable Nature of CP Online Armies

KLONDIKE, CP Army Media Headquarters, Max’s Office – The switch from CP Online to CP Armies: The Game has brought about many harsh truths for the CP Online army community, whether they like to admit it or not.

The Increase of Discord Recruiting: Necessary or Immoral?

KLONDIKE, CP Army Media Headquarters — A sudden spike in Discord recruiting has been witnessed in the army community this week. Today we ask the question: is it necessary for our survival?

How Much Has Club Penguin Online’s Closure Impacted Armies?

SLUSHY, Sweater’s Office – After the controversial closure of “Club Penguin Online”, many people have wondered – what will happen to our little community? Will armies die, and what’s next? Finally, just little under two weeks after the closure we finally have answers. Read on to find out just what’s happened to our little community, and my personal opinion on the future.

Note: This is an “editorial,” essentially saying that this is my opinion. This post does not represent the views of the Club Penguin: Army League staff, Board of Directors, or anybody who isn’t myself. 

Editorial: Why This Could Be The End

KLONDIKE, CP Army Media Headquarters – It has been three years since the shut down of the original Club Penguin. While private servers saved the army community once, it is indisputable that we now need a miracle to occur in light of recent events.

[EDITORIAL] The Afterlife

KLONDIKE, DrFlen’s Office – When the Original Club Penguin closed down its doors back in March 2017, this community knew that CP Armies’ death is inevitable. However, somehow even after three years, we are here.

[EDITORIAL] Recon Federation: An Inside View Of The Hidden Regime

Frostbite, Jack’s House – All proper nations exist through proper concealment of their affairs. This mentality has certainly been taken to an extreme by one army, Recon Federation. In recent weeks the rogue army has been likened to that of North Korea; a lightless and hopeless entity. It certainly seems an accurate comparison – the army has worked tirelessly to keep so-called intruders out of their ranks. I believe that all nations are entitled to privacy; yet no nation is free from scrutiny. It is on this principle that I wish to scrutinize the affairs of Recon Federation give the community insight into what occurs behind the iron curtains which have concealed their activity from us for so long.