The question was asked, and both parts were answered completely. I identified that I have characters in ALL alliances, answering without any ambiguity. The exact number of characters I have in each alliance is not relevant to the discussion and moreover is private information. The only relevant factor is that I do indeed have characters in every alliance, and I do play them all.Sanguinor2 wrote: »he listed his example as proof that atleast some People when faced with such a Question that is essentially 2 Questions only answer one despite thinking that their answer actually is sufficient to answer both.
InvictusApollo wrote: »Saying that majority of people wanted faction locks because "majority of people on forum wanted that" is a fallacy.
Actually there are multiple fallacies.
First of all you have no access to forum statistics and thus are unable to make any claims using the word "majority".
Second of all forum members are hardly a representative sample of all players.
Third of all the notion that what majority wants is the best solution, is fundamentally flawed. One look at IQ distribution is all it takes to see that majority of any population hardly has enough cognitive capability to make a decision requiring processing multiple factors.
Do you want an example? I've recently asked a certain vocal player: "How many pvp characters do you have and in which alliances are they?"
And he responded: "I have characters in each alliance and I play them all."
Yes. You see it correctly. The question asked for two pieces of information, yet the answer contained only one. That is how low and average IQ people responded to me my whole life. Every single high IQ person I have ever questioned (and I work with a lot of them and know a lot of them), allways has given full answer, providing values for all variables.
Low and average IQ people simply do not have mental capacity to process more than one or maybe two ideas at a time.
Since decision making requires processing multiple entry points, ideas and corellations and connections between them, only high IQ people are capable of efficiently and effectively making sophisticated decisions. Thats the harsh truth about reality.
bulbousb16_ESO wrote: »The question was asked, and both parts were answered completely. I identified that I have characters in ALL alliances, answering without any ambiguity. The exact number of characters I have in each alliance is not relevant to the discussion and moreover is private information. The only relevant factor is that I do indeed have characters in every alliance, and I do play them all.
InvictusApollo wrote: »IronWooshu wrote: »@IronWooshu this was when faction locks still existed man - it didn't work then, not gonna work now because, again, there is less overall PvP pop. I feel like I am speaking some alien language over here. How can I explain this in a way you might understand?
On another note: you know what the biggest joke about all this is, all these complaints of why faction lock is a mistake where NEVER an issue before 1T because you never experienced the freedom to know the difference before 1T as you did the last few years.
So in saying this, this whole "it didnt work before" schtick is a joke.
Then I guess if you had never tasted freedom, then was given it, and then got enslaved again, you wouldn't complain about it. Because that is your logic here. It is fundamentally flawed. You are basically saying that one cannot judge a past solution when shown a new and better solution. Another fallacy in your statement is the fact that before T1 people did see that pvp has issues with ballance between factions. Lifting faction lock has almost entirely eliminated that problem.
He’s been asked similar questions. Refuses to answer. From what I hear about him in game he’s a winning side kind of guy.Sanguinor2 wrote: »bulbousb16_ESO wrote: »The question was asked, and both parts were answered completely. I identified that I have characters in ALL alliances, answering without any ambiguity. The exact number of characters I have in each alliance is not relevant to the discussion and moreover is private information. The only relevant factor is that I do indeed have characters in every alliance, and I do play them all.
Again, both parts werent answered, playing all characters and having characters in 3 alliances doesnt say anything About the amount of characters one has.
If you dont want to answer that thats fine, you do not have to answer every Question and no one on the Forum can force you to answer a particular Question which you do not want to answer no matter what your reason for not answering is.
That doesnt Change that this part of the Question was not answered sufficiently regardless of the reason why you did not want to answer (assuming you are said "certain vocal Player" Apollo mentioned).
He’s been asked similar questions. Refuses to answer. From what I hear about him in game he’s a winning side kind of guy.Sanguinor2 wrote: »bulbousb16_ESO wrote: »The question was asked, and both parts were answered completely. I identified that I have characters in ALL alliances, answering without any ambiguity. The exact number of characters I have in each alliance is not relevant to the discussion and moreover is private information. The only relevant factor is that I do indeed have characters in every alliance, and I do play them all.
Again, both parts werent answered, playing all characters and having characters in 3 alliances doesnt say anything About the amount of characters one has.
If you dont want to answer that thats fine, you do not have to answer every Question and no one on the Forum can force you to answer a particular Question which you do not want to answer no matter what your reason for not answering is.
That doesnt Change that this part of the Question was not answered sufficiently regardless of the reason why you did not want to answer (assuming you are said "certain vocal Player" Apollo mentioned).
Yeah its fine if he does not want to answer but if he refuses to he should not act as if he did answer…...He’s been asked similar questions. Refuses to answer. From what I hear about him in game he’s a winning side kind of guy.
No, there absolutely does not. A playstyle that is detrimental to the game has been identified, and it needs to be quashed. Some people will be necessarily hurt by this, but you don't fork the servers every time you need to make a change. Every time the developers identify something that needs correction (i.e. a nerf), that will put off some people, but they don't make servers with the old system just to accommodate those dissenters.Siohwenoeht wrote: »There absolutely needs to be equal campaigns for both sides of the debate, period.
bulbousb16_ESO wrote: »No, there absolutely does not. A playstyle that is detrimental to the game has been identified, and it needs to be quashed. Some people will be necessarily hurt by this, but you don't fork the servers every time you need to make a change. Every time the developers identify something that needs correction (i.e. a nerf), that will put off some people, but they don't make servers with the old system just to accommodate those dissenters.Siohwenoeht wrote: »There absolutely needs to be equal campaigns for both sides of the debate, period.
AhPook_Is_Here wrote: »This thread needs better platitudes and cliches; I'm getting bored. Can someone call someone else 'unhinged' again? That one never gets old. And what about the server 'ecology', and the 'health' of the game? I'd like to read more about that. Lets quantify some more qualitative arguments!
That guy has a Superiority complex without any doubt. The simple and harsh truth of reality.InvictusApollo wrote: »Saying that majority of people wanted faction locks because "majority of people on forum wanted that" is a fallacy.
Actually there are multiple fallacies.
First of all you have no access to forum statistics and thus are unable to make any claims using the word "majority".
Second of all forum members are hardly a representative sample of all players.
Third of all the notion that what majority wants is the best solution, is fundamentally flawed. One look at IQ distribution is all it takes to see that majority of any population hardly has enough cognitive capability to make a decision requiring processing multiple factors.
Do you want an example? I've recently asked a certain vocal player: "How many pvp characters do you have and in which alliances are they?"
And he responded: "I have characters in each alliance and I play them all."
Yes. You see it correctly. The question asked for two pieces of information, yet the answer contained only one. That is how low and average IQ people responded to me my whole life. Every single high IQ person I have ever questioned (and I work with a lot of them and know a lot of them), allways has given full answer, providing values for all variables.
Low and average IQ people simply do not have mental capacity to process more than one or maybe two ideas at a time.
Since decision making requires processing multiple entry points, ideas and corellations and connections between them, only high IQ people are capable of efficiently and effectively making sophisticated decisions. Thats the harsh truth about reality.
Wow. Nice elitist attitude. “I’m smarter than you so your opinion doesn’t matter.” That person chose to answer your question in that manner for reasons of their own, and in my opinion does nothing to indicate their IQ. You’re engaging in a fallacy that presumes that those that disagree with you are less intelligent.
These faction lock discussions have all degenerated to the level of everyone repeatedly restating their opinions, with very little evidence to support them, and serve no purpose except to further inflame and divide the PvP community.
Sandman929 wrote: »AhPook_Is_Here wrote: »This thread needs better platitudes and cliches; I'm getting bored. Can someone call someone else 'unhinged' again? That one never gets old. And what about the server 'ecology', and the 'health' of the game? I'd like to read more about that. Lets quantify some more qualitative arguments!
Would it help if I make a claim and say that everyone I know agrees with me?
InvictusApollo wrote: »Saying that majority of people wanted faction locks because "majority of people on forum wanted that" is a fallacy.
Actually there are multiple fallacies.
First of all you have no access to forum statistics and thus are unable to make any claims using the word "majority".
Second of all forum members are hardly a representative sample of all players.
Third of all the notion that what majority wants is the best solution, is fundamentally flawed. One look at IQ distribution is all it takes to see that majority of any population hardly has enough cognitive capability to make a decision requiring processing multiple factors.
Do you want an example? I've recently asked a certain vocal player: "How many pvp characters do you have and in which alliances are they?"
And he responded: "I have characters in each alliance and I play them all."
Yes. You see it correctly. The question asked for two pieces of information, yet the answer contained only one. That is how low and average IQ people responded to me my whole life. Every single high IQ person I have ever questioned (and I work with a lot of them and know a lot of them), allways has given full answer, providing values for all variables.
Low and average IQ people simply do not have mental capacity to process more than one or maybe two ideas at a time.
Since decision making requires processing multiple entry points, ideas and corellations and connections between them, only high IQ people are capable of efficiently and effectively making sophisticated decisions. Thats the harsh truth about reality.
These faction lock discussions have all degenerated to the level of everyone repeatedly restating their opinions, with very little evidence to support them, and serve no purpose except to further inflame and divide the PvP community.
bulbousb16_ESO wrote: »The question was asked, and both parts were answered completely. I identified that I have characters in ALL alliances, answering without any ambiguity. The exact number of characters I have in each alliance is not relevant to the discussion and moreover is private information. The only relevant factor is that I do indeed have characters in every alliance, and I do play them all.Sanguinor2 wrote: »he listed his example as proof that atleast some People when faced with such a Question that is essentially 2 Questions only answer one despite thinking that their answer actually is sufficient to answer both.
Well; one way we can see roughly what the overall population of factions is log in with a fresh character and see where they are on the scoreboard.
Logging in to DC with a fresh toon, and do just enough AP to register and I am at 152 on the emporor leader board.
josh.lackey_ESO wrote: »bulbousb16_ESO wrote: »The question was asked, and both parts were answered completely. I identified that I have characters in ALL alliances, answering without any ambiguity. The exact number of characters I have in each alliance is not relevant to the discussion and moreover is private information. The only relevant factor is that I do indeed have characters in every alliance, and I do play them all.Sanguinor2 wrote: »he listed his example as proof that atleast some People when faced with such a Question that is essentially 2 Questions only answer one despite thinking that their answer actually is sufficient to answer both.
So do you play them in PvP? In PvE all characters are explicitly multi-faction because of the main story. The faction that you picked when you started the game is only your starting faction, and then only for the base game.
Faction is only relevant for Cyrodiil. PvE is factionless.
If you only play on locked servers, it's actually impossible for you to play all three factions.
disintegr8 wrote: »I'm just waiting to see which alliance takes the lead before I commit myself to a campaign.....
josh.lackey_ESO wrote: »bulbousb16_ESO wrote: »The question was asked, and both parts were answered completely. I identified that I have characters in ALL alliances, answering without any ambiguity. The exact number of characters I have in each alliance is not relevant to the discussion and moreover is private information. The only relevant factor is that I do indeed have characters in every alliance, and I do play them all.Sanguinor2 wrote: »he listed his example as proof that atleast some People when faced with such a Question that is essentially 2 Questions only answer one despite thinking that their answer actually is sufficient to answer both.
So do you play them in PvP? In PvE all characters are explicitly multi-faction because of the main story. The faction that you picked when you started the game is only your starting faction, and then only for the base game.
Faction is only relevant for Cyrodiil. PvE is factionless.
If you only play on locked servers, it's actually impossible for you to play all three factions.
ellahellabella wrote: »InvictusApollo wrote: »Saying that majority of people wanted faction locks because "majority of people on forum wanted that" is a fallacy.
Actually there are multiple fallacies.
First of all you have no access to forum statistics and thus are unable to make any claims using the word "majority".
Second of all forum members are hardly a representative sample of all players.
Third of all the notion that what majority wants is the best solution, is fundamentally flawed. One look at IQ distribution is all it takes to see that majority of any population hardly has enough cognitive capability to make a decision requiring processing multiple factors.
Do you want an example? I've recently asked a certain vocal player: "How many pvp characters do you have and in which alliances are they?"
And he responded: "I have characters in each alliance and I play them all."
Yes. You see it correctly. The question asked for two pieces of information, yet the answer contained only one. That is how low and average IQ people responded to me my whole life. Every single high IQ person I have ever questioned (and I work with a lot of them and know a lot of them), allways has given full answer, providing values for all variables.
Low and average IQ people simply do not have mental capacity to process more than one or maybe two ideas at a time.
Since decision making requires processing multiple entry points, ideas and corellations and connections between them, only high IQ people are capable of efficiently and effectively making sophisticated decisions. Thats the harsh truth about reality.
These faction lock discussions have all degenerated to the level of everyone repeatedly restating their opinions, with very little evidence to support them, and serve no purpose except to further inflame and divide the PvP community.
Called it!
Class representative @Joy_Division cites otherwise. Please show me the raw data that ZOS has provided to show us the numbers supported it?
ellahellabella wrote: »InvictusApollo wrote: »Saying that majority of people wanted faction locks because "majority of people on forum wanted that" is a fallacy.
Actually there are multiple fallacies.
First of all you have no access to forum statistics and thus are unable to make any claims using the word "majority".
Second of all forum members are hardly a representative sample of all players.
Third of all the notion that what majority wants is the best solution, is fundamentally flawed. One look at IQ distribution is all it takes to see that majority of any population hardly has enough cognitive capability to make a decision requiring processing multiple factors.
Do you want an example? I've recently asked a certain vocal player: "How many pvp characters do you have and in which alliances are they?"
And he responded: "I have characters in each alliance and I play them all."
Yes. You see it correctly. The question asked for two pieces of information, yet the answer contained only one. That is how low and average IQ people responded to me my whole life. Every single high IQ person I have ever questioned (and I work with a lot of them and know a lot of them), allways has given full answer, providing values for all variables.
Low and average IQ people simply do not have mental capacity to process more than one or maybe two ideas at a time.
Since decision making requires processing multiple entry points, ideas and corellations and connections between them, only high IQ people are capable of efficiently and effectively making sophisticated decisions. Thats the harsh truth about reality.
These faction lock discussions have all degenerated to the level of everyone repeatedly restating their opinions, with very little evidence to support them, and serve no purpose except to further inflame and divide the PvP community.
Called it!
ellahellabella wrote: »InvictusApollo wrote: »Saying that majority of people wanted faction locks because "majority of people on forum wanted that" is a fallacy.
Actually there are multiple fallacies.
First of all you have no access to forum statistics and thus are unable to make any claims using the word "majority".
Second of all forum members are hardly a representative sample of all players.
Third of all the notion that what majority wants is the best solution, is fundamentally flawed. One look at IQ distribution is all it takes to see that majority of any population hardly has enough cognitive capability to make a decision requiring processing multiple factors.
Do you want an example? I've recently asked a certain vocal player: "How many pvp characters do you have and in which alliances are they?"
And he responded: "I have characters in each alliance and I play them all."
Yes. You see it correctly. The question asked for two pieces of information, yet the answer contained only one. That is how low and average IQ people responded to me my whole life. Every single high IQ person I have ever questioned (and I work with a lot of them and know a lot of them), allways has given full answer, providing values for all variables.
Low and average IQ people simply do not have mental capacity to process more than one or maybe two ideas at a time.
Since decision making requires processing multiple entry points, ideas and corellations and connections between them, only high IQ people are capable of efficiently and effectively making sophisticated decisions. Thats the harsh truth about reality.
These faction lock discussions have all degenerated to the level of everyone repeatedly restating their opinions, with very little evidence to support them, and serve no purpose except to further inflame and divide the PvP community.
Called it!
Please explain.
disintegr8 wrote: »I'm just waiting to see which alliance takes the lead before I commit myself to a campaign.....
why accroding to josh we are all the same, there is no faction, its all just the same lol...there never was a war, its all just a illusion
Sandman929 wrote: »As I've said before, I've only got DC characters, so I'm immune to faction locks changes. However, I also hate playing in ridiculous lag and disconnects, so I don't currently play the 30 (even though I home it) on console, and I'm not sure if I'll be able to after the console update either.
So the faction lock stuff potentially won't even do me a favor, as a faction loyal player, because the problem for me is the dog-piling on one campaign during NA prime time that makes it a chore to get in and play and a headache to play once I'm in
Sandman929 wrote: »ZOS removed enforced faction loyalty from Cyrodiil a long time ago, and it is incredibly unfair to backtrack on that with no recourse for those that embraced it.
No CP players have no options.
CP players who multifaction have no options that they like.
My time on EP yesterday was spent a little like this:
A) sit and twiddle my thumbs at the gate for a bit until EP stops gating DC or
our group literally has to make decisions on where to go that won't help EP further destroy the map, thus giving us not many fun fights in the process (the whole reason why most of my buddies on EP play)
C) log off
Before the reinstated faction locks our group could have hopped on low pop DC to challenge the PvDoor zerg that is daytime EP. At least that would have given DC 8 more players to their 2-3 bars vs pop locked EP and pop locked AD.
For those of you that support faction lock - tell me how it's "fun" and enjoyable gameplay to be in a PvP zone but not actually have any PvP fights? Is it that you prefer easy mode? Because that's what is happening now. All sides are guilty of it and it seems the faction hoppers are the only ones willing to try to do anything to balance the map when we can. Even with faction locks in place, the faction hoppers are the ones I see not pushing past certain spots on the map (at least on a semi-regular basis).
It's one thing to hit a back keep because you want aggro and people to fight. It's another to keep hitting back keeps after your opponent has lost both of their scrolls and you're 10, 20, 30 vs 1, 2, 5 players that just want someplace to spawn past their gates. I've pulled some jerk moves on occasion, but this is now a daily occurrence.
In my opinion, you can't call yourself a PvPer or a PvP guild if you're not fighting other players in a fashion that at least gives your opponent some odds at winning the fight.