There are a number of us in EP who will actively fight against emperor farming in Chrysamere. We stuck it out through the entirety of the last campaign as the population rose and shrank and without any emperor farming / trading.
Send me a PM on the forum with farmers to watch out for and I'll quietly spread the word to other Chrysamere regulars who may not be in the know.
Your guild, not DC et al are pioneering it on this server. DC had competitive fights and honest PvP on that server, their top player quit the game over a month ago and never abdicated, the Misfits and Rockfighters went back and forth week to week for fun and nothing more, that map was never just red for very long. AD have NO NUMBERS on that server, and the only EP "doing it" came here with you, last night. The natives have nothing to do with your practice.TheDrunkenMagi wrote: »DC is just trying to counter tactics EP and AD are already doing. DC had nothing on that server before EG came to farm emperorships
The person they were trying to get to abdicate his throne piggybacked Alliance Points off the efforts of that guild so he could play as the emperor. EG Did offer to leave him emperor when they left if he cooperated wtih them, but he refused
TheDrunkenMagi wrote: »DC is just trying to counter tactics EP and AD are already doing. The DC on Chrysamere had nothing in that PvP campaign until that guild showed up to farm emperorships. The person they were trying to get to abdicate his throne piggybacked Alliance Points off the efforts of that guild so he could play as the emperor. The guild Did offer to leave him emperor when they left if he cooperated with them, but he refused.
Magister_Aena wrote: »AD doesn't have enough numbers to do any of the tactics you mean. For the rest of your post; emperor farming is a very dishonest way to play, and I can say I will be in Chrysamere until the last of you are purged from my campaign.
TheDrunkenMagi wrote: »Magister_Aena wrote: »AD doesn't have enough numbers to do any of the tactics you mean. For the rest of your post; emperor farming is a very dishonest way to play, and I can say I will be in Chrysamere until the last of you are purged from my campaign.
AGAIN. Not talking about just Chrysamere here. I know that's all you care about, but on the Wabbajack server there are at least 40-60 AD Former Emperors, some of which are not even VR12, who also sometimes receive a full set of home campaign buffs from campaigns that are not Wabbajack. I can fully assure you that there are campaigns where there is an AD presence that can farm emperorships.
Chrysamere players, of course, don't see any reason why that means other campaign players can come over and "ruin" their campaign. While other campaign players don't see any reason why they shouldn't when they can.
TheDrunkenMagi wrote: »Your opinions about emperor farming are purely opinions and do not reflect the feelings of every player. While emperor farming might not be the intended way for players to acquire emperorship, it is available and many players find it morally acceptable and "honest."
Also it's not your campaign and there is nothing you can do to stop players from playing the game. Except complain here of course.
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TheDrunkenMagi wrote: »With that said, I can assure you that most of the members of that guild that were there have left or are in the process of leaving.
Duh. Go back to Wabbajack.TheDrunkenMagi wrote: »AGAIN. Not talking about just Chrysamere here. I know that's all you care about
Take it back over there then; we don't care, right?but on the Wabbajack server...
Duh, that's how campaign buffs work. That is, however, not how emperorship should work.there are at least 40-60 AD Former Emperors, some of which are not even VR12, who also sometimes receive a full set of home campaign buffs from campaigns that are not Wabbajack.
Duh. We had one such Golden Horde presence here before most of them were banned for exploiting the caltrops bug, others quit. We tend to adore the ones that hung around, I even tried to pal around with some AD fellows on other servers to get them to come to Chrysamere, boasting how clean our campaign was.I can fully assure you that there are campaigns where there is an AD presence that can farm emperorships.
Goalposts over here, mate. We loved fighting your zerg the other night, we loved pivoting between two keeps the whole night to keep you out of the circle, and we loved the compliments we were getting in private tells. The second your guys started showing up in our home base, camping our wayshrines, running off with our scrolls with our gates closed, and using hacks to noclip into a keep I'd personally secured and fly it back to their temple in something like three minutes, all bets were off. We aren't even opposing your guys right now, we're just watching your EP fellows duel blue zergs at keep gates.Chrysamere players, of course, don't see any reason why that means other campaign players can come over and "ruin" their campaign. While other campaign players don't see any reason why they shouldn't when they can.
And your opinions about how honorable it is are just that, opinions. We're still awaiting any empirical statement to render the practice either illegal or officially acceptable. However, to our credit, us anti-emp' farming guys don't resort to breaking into the game's code with Cheat Engine as a means to an end.Your opinions about emperor farming are purely opinions and do not reflect the feelings of every player.
Okay, so to our credit, you also partly agree with our position. That's our only real opinion against the practice. Cheating and exploiting are, of course, officially against the rules.While emperor farming might not be the intended way for players to acquire emperorship, it is available and many players find it morally acceptable and "honest."
Likewise. We're also not helping your red caps get Emperor.so it's not your campaign and there is nothing you can do to stop players from playing the game. Except complain here of course.
Stop being soft, nobody's violating any rules here except with you guys in-game. Report it and take it up with enforcement if you've been brought to tears at your keyboard by posts that don't even constitute family values-tier trash talk in terms of contumely verbiage. And besides, it doesn't half compare to what your "individual" guildmates and fellow recent migrants have disseminated amongst our guys in tells (not even including other DC fellows not playing your ballgame). We get it, these players are not you necessarily.AND AGAIN, Please refrain from making personal and hostile remarks such as "you deserve to be banned" and "you are purged."
"Naming-and-Shaming"? "Names in thread titles"? Seriously? Come on now, that's just top tier cognitive dissonance; you have absolutely no idea how any of those rules are even enforced, let alone their applicability here (pro-tip, it's nil). This happens every time you guys are called out, you're desperate, desperate to accuse anyone of doing absolutely anything wrong themselves, even if it isn't remotely applicable. It's a tell-tale symptom of desperation. Like holding a smoking gun over a warm body, while screaming bloody murder at the guy that just spat on the pavement.I recommend reading:
http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/discussion/60843/community-rules
Particularly the labels titled:
Bashing and Slanderous Comments
Names in Thread Titles
Naming-and-Shaming
CaptainSilverbrow wrote: »employing exploits that were announced as bannable just days ago
Cheat Engines that let you take and move scrolls from keeps, without knocking down any walls nor having to run the scroll back
And players being underground, I believe this is a decent number of the things we have seen in the last 18-hours, if I missed anything please let me know.
They came to our server because we made a name for ourselves as a very challenging group of skilled players who crash people in PvP.
TheDrunkenMagi wrote: »So why does a person who refuses to cooperate with his team deserve to be an Emperor?
That person wasn't an original PvPer on Chrysamere. He followed a guild from Wabbajack to farm Emperorships... They weren't harassing him to leave the campaign so they could take emperorship. They were informing him that if he didn't follow through with their original plan, then he would no longer get their support.
We never retook AD's scrolls. There's a reason for that, m8. No, we never used any exploit to take the scrolls, I helped run those back many, many times. Funny that this is coming from the guy with 100-something mercs in his bag back when the mercs exploit was a thing, and who doesn't even know how the oil pot exploit works. We don't like exploits; that mage merc' exploit alone was a major craw in our side because all we could do was get some guys to kite them away from their points of spawn (without dying) so they dropped aggro and were targetable.This is a bug and not a cheat. It's happened plenty of times in the past. EP used to get scrolls from DC all the time because of this, and in the last 2 weeks of the campaign AD only had their scrolls because of it.
This isn't what's happening, bud. I've had that bug once before. One guy fled fights by phasing into the ground, not through keep floors; when you have that bug, you just appear to be running around through the floor to other players. The other night, I had the scroll secured at Farragut, and a couple minutes later, it materialized back at their temple. Granted, Cheat Engine could possibly be used to "inform" the server that the scroll was back at their temple, so you may be right that there wasn't necessarily any noclipping or even speedhacking. Whatever it was, it also rendered us unable to interact with anything for some five minutes, followed thereafter by the server temporarily returning us to our login screens. One of us was at a keep that was being sieged by players he couldn't see, but it's possible they weren't rendering given the state his client was in before the server booted all of us; but he watched the walls come down, and when we logged back in, they were taking the keep (I think it was Alessia). It affected us and not them, same deal with the server lag.There is a bug that makes keeps/walls invis to a player, that player can walk around under the keeps.
See, there you go with that "DEYS HAS FIVE HUNDREDS GAIS YOU'S GUYS!" piece again, when we could never even top twenty players in our group at any time. You guested an entire guild into the campaign, which worked. Our eighteen guys had a hard time against your 40-ish. We only got the map back because they moved on. But remember, thanks to them, your team still won the campaign. 'Gratz.Skilled meaning you can only take keeps when you either have a 3-1 advantage or when no one is online.
He doesn't have a comprehensive guild; he ran with us, and brought a couple guys (as in one or two) with him when we rendezvoused, and in many instances he'd take point on some objectives when we were split. It always surprised me he'd run with us rather than start a force of his own, because he's a really good organizer.the only guild that actively sought a fight on EPs side, when they didn't have overwhelming numbers, was whichever guild Arcanus Magus runs.
It might be time to stop posting. You definitely don't speak for Misfits et al, neither here nor via in-game private tells, and the reality of the game we've been playing all this time seems to be such a mystery to you that you're resorting to outright subterfuge and embarrassing your guildmates.P.S. Misfits left because there was no competition on Chrysamere.
Because that's news to us.in the last 2 weeks of the campaign AD only had their scrolls because of it
ATOterrano14 wrote: »False. The player leading the leader boards for emperorship that was being harrassed was not from Wabbajack, as he was a regular player from our previous campaign in Volen. As for their support, it was not needed. There were a very decent amount of honest players who were willing to help fight on DC in order to play PvP as it was intended.
TheDrunkenMagi wrote: »As for the rest of what was said by you and Aoneldar. It is either so blatantly wrong, pointless to state, Off-topic, already argued, or biased that I stopped reading and choose not to respond. I've already answered the original post's comment.
CaptainSilverbrow wrote: »It might be time to stop posting. You definitely don't speak for Misfits et al, neither here nor via in-game private tells, and the reality of the game we've been playing all this time seems to be such a mystery to you that you're resorting to outright subterfuge and embarrassing your guildmates.
CaptainSilverbrow wrote: »It might be time to stop posting. You definitely don't speak for Misfits et al, neither here nor via in-game private tells, and the reality of the game we've been playing all this time seems to be such a mystery to you that you're resorting to outright subterfuge and embarrassing your guildmates.
Wow, you really are clueless aren't you. Since I am the guild leader of Misfits, I think I speak for them, but then again, maybe I am just imagining that, just like I imagined you guys always capping keeps when we had far fewer people then you online.
18 people? I must be very bad at counting, but then you know, I guess everyone on DC the last 1 1/2 months was bad at counting. Then again, I suppose it doesn't matter how many people you field when you guest in AD (which is humorous since you couldn't even manage to guest in an EP guild until the last week)
Lastly, AD's scrolls reset to their scroll temples. They did not take them back. Mayhaps you should pay attention to things like that.
Oh, sorry, almost forgot, as far as the "oil pot exploit" goes, I have no idea, I don't actively look for things to exploit. Just as I never exploited mages, I bought them, placed them, watched them kill you when it was 15+ EP against 2-3 DC (or whenever peggymoe died because she said something about reporting me for using mages).