Whatever they did during the maintanace today broke it again, it was running so smoothie. But hey, we got 1 day with nice performance, lets hope we get it again in a few years.

Cyrodiil had more people than ever in it during the test and runned like ***, now its still 3 times poplocked and some people sticked around after the tests, there is still 50v50v50 fights and it doesn't lag at all. YOur Framerate dies faster than your latency, which is brilliant. There is no random lagspikes, there is no random Desynch from Snipes or similar overall PvP runs the best since well a long long time. I even doubt Morrowind runned that well.

Overall the PvP is a better experience as well, its insanely fast, there is no Procs, there is nothing you can't kill. Damage is much higher than before since all the passive defensives of CP got hit hard. YOu finally need to decide if you want to deal damage or tank, because for both you need the active stars which are limited to 4 in all the trees.
Magsorcs and Stamblades overperform like crazy, but both can be outplayed, you might not catch them to kill, but you can survive them.
You need to watch your positioning use the LoS which finally does work properly again since you don't position desynch anymore and if you make a mistake you get punished, its absolutely brilliant.

Grey Host yesterday and today are absolutely awful. Did they do anything different in the past 2 or 3 days?

I've crashed 8 times tonight in 2 1/2 hours. Cannot approach any keep with a fight going on without crashing. I guess I could just hang out on Harlun's porch all night by myself but that would get old.

For me, PVP is much more smooth now even though we see some 50 vs 50 fights on the keeps. Numbers seem to be up as well despite double AP being gone. The other factions have lost some numbers but that is usual in a campaign where there is a clear leader in the overall warscore and a short amount of time until next campaign.

Fawn4287 wrote: »

Theres a lot of very mixed feedback, at first people over exaggerated the benefits of the no proc set test because of how much they liked no procs, now people are claiming that performance is worse, most likely as some alternative complaint about not having access to proc sets.

If you ever wonder why they don't listen to player feedback, that's probably it. Internet culture is saturated with the belief if you insist on something loudly and consistently, you can create the reality you want. Or at least bully others into the let's-pretend you want.

Imagine sifting through pages of that for honest feedback, every patch, every change. I bet I'd prefer numbers and spreadsheets, too.