Wow, the AD Hammer finally went to oblivion. ZOS, you might want to look at that Hammer timer event as well for tomorrow's hotfix patch. My guess is its code and/or timer values are messed up as well.

--Dyn

Yeah, the hammer took its sweet time. Everyone logged off because with the sieges being stuck there was no point besides taking resources. I hope ZOS resets the score, otherwise the campaign will be a joke. Still, it was nice to log in just to take some screenshots of the sieges dotted all around the roads.

it would be nice but won't likely happen. all you can do is try and gate the faction that's taking advantage of it. if that doesn't work, gotta try and block out the trolls when the campaign ends. it's no different from night capping oceanic players. it's bs but what can be done?

Lol, I knew the whiners would have a field day with this.

Relax, it’s just one day in a 30 day campaign, unlike the early morning cappers that do it every night.

Roztlin45 wrote: »

Asking for fairness in scoring is not a.whine. Excepting points earned by error is disgraceful.

Problem is DC took most of the map and had Emp for hours using the broken patch, so do we wind the map back to just before the servers went down where DC didn't even have Glademist?

If the map was painted in blue or red this thread would look a lot different imo. Instead you'd be crying foul if they did roll it back. Double standards.

Frankly as an AD player i can sympathize, I open up the map every time I go in to see the depressing state of things and the score being +1000 ahead on DC because the advantage of playing PVDoor when the opponent is in bed asleep is not considered an ill gotten gain or unfair at all.

But when AD finds a way to work around the issue that every faction is facing? that's cheating.
When AD pushes harder for a win under normal circumstances, that's cheating somehow.
When AD Wins? people flood our zone chat and campaign with trolls to spew the usual adolescent insults and profanity to put us down, and then complain on the forum to say we cheated somehow

AD isn't even in first place right now despite the hilarity that ensued after the patch, i peeked in to check the score 5 minutes before shutdown, and things are more or less tied with some margin in favor towards DC who are still several hundred points ahead.

IF ZOS decides to roll the score and map back? great. Whatever. AD will continue to do the best it can under the circumstances. it was a lot of fun trying to siege the keeps that were already stuck at siege cap. the change of play made for some very unique and creative tactics that forced us to approach things a little differently.

PS the hammer not despawning is bs. it was one of the few things that actually did.

Who logged in 1st, right after the update was able to keep every keep they took as no one was able to place & use sieges to take keeps & other objectives back. On Gray Host PC EU it was DC who painted the map blue and later on other factions could not take their stuff back. 1st because of the bugged sieges and 2nd because later on there was no one left to play. DC had 2 bars, but they had no one to fight against and soon they were not even getting def ticks too, as no one was attacking, so they pretty much either logged off or started doing PvE stuff...

Probably it won't be adressed, but it doesn't mean it shouldn't be adressed.

This 30 day campaign could very well have been decided in the last two days due to a screw up by ZOS. The faction that got the hammer took the whole map and all the scrolls with it, then racked up those points for two days while the game clock still ran and nobody could fight back.

That's not how things are supposed to work.

It's not likely that any kind of correction will be made on this front. ZOS has proven time and time again that PvP is not a priority of theirs, and it's becoming less a priority as time goes on.

SaffronCitrusflower wrote: »

This 30 day campaign could very well have been decided in the last two days due to a screw up by ZOS. The faction that got the hammer took the whole map and all the scrolls with it, then racked up those points for two days while the game clock still ran and nobody could fight back.

That's not how things are supposed to work.

It's not likely that any kind of correction will be made on this front. ZOS has proven time and time again that PvP is not a priority of theirs, and it's becoming less a priority as time goes on.

Not for 2 days. Less than 1 actually. Can the hyperbole.

The funny thing about the "Great Day of persisting siege" EP did not take Chalman once, which is in fact similar to every other day on NA PC GH.