We have two legions that should have more connection but its stricted... so i think this is a brilliant idea...+1 from me.

Not quite as easy as it sounds.

It doesn't look like the game tracks the legion you are in with your ship's data. So that would involve adding a column in the database. For EVERYONE. This would have to track back a second step because there is no mechanism for going directly from one legion to another. You have to leave one legion, be without a legion for however brief a time, then join the new legion. SO.... You need a SECOND column added to your ship's data. Call them CurrentLegion and LastLegion. When you step out of a legion, the CurrentLegion value would have to transfer to LastLegion and be replaced by some code representing No Legion. Then you'd have to check LastLegion versus the "ties" that the legion you're applying to has. IF LastLegion = Ties(NewLegion) THEN Loyalty = TRUE. Oh wait, that makes a third column... That's just a layman's interpretation, it's most likely a bit more complicated than that.

Now for potential exploits! You would have to keep some kind of delay for alerting players and enemy planets otherwise you'll have a little legion "tied" to a big legion that can really abuse people that could under normal circumstances not even be seen. How would you like to be that rank 150 that somehow ticks of a little legion with the high rank of 200 and have one of them go running to a top ten legion to throw up an instant alert on you? Second, this idea would enable "tied" legions to get DOUBLE the rewards from base combat. Fight one base and get badges (and crates for some) then jump to the other legion, another base. Back to the original 8 hours after the start of the cycle, etc, etc...

We can't even get him to add a universal clock.

It would be a heck lot easier, coding wise, to have a "transfer" option
You may only apply transfer to legions that are super-allied(or whatever term u wanna call it)
And once the transfer is accepted on the targetting end, you move over directly

No need to add any column at all~

As for the abuse problem, as this thing would be very restrictve(costing GP to form and break), it is perfectly reasonable to display the alliance informations(what legions your legion is super-allied to) right on the legion page. So that they would see the information right away, and avoid the "under normal circumstances not even be seen" part, thus resolving that part.

And at last but not least, we can have each jump decrease the "degree" of loyalty. This can be done in CODING as opposed to database, and therefore does not require any column addition. Here is how it can work.
If "time in legion"(which is already being tracked) is above 20 days, each jump will reduce the time count by 10 days
If "time in legion" is between 10 and 20 days, a jump will reduce it to 7 days.
If "time in legion" is between 7 and 10 days, a jump will reduce it to 4 days, which make you lose full loyalty status
If "time in legion" is between 3 and 7 days, a jump will reduce it to 1 day, which is the lowest degree of loyalty(unoc planet share etc)
If "time in legion" is below 3 days, loyalty is lost, treat as if the player just joined the legion from legionless status.

All code modifications, and at that should not be much. Not a single bit of databse modification (well, there will need to be a new update protocall, but no modification to the table setups themselves)

I suspect it's pretty tricky, but from what I understand about the very early days of the game, the legion size used to be much larger and Dan had to reduce it. So I'm guessing he's not really happy about super-alliances existing at all.

oh, I'm for it, especially since I'm one of the Galaxy Desperadoes / Galaxy / Galaxy Wombats leaders. It would be great to be able to jump over to GD and help out for a while (or get help on an XRP warp Station) then move back. I just don't think it's something Dan really wants happening.