Dalsinthus wrote: »I agree that every faction feels ganged up on by the other two.
However, the map also plays a role here. It's simply easier for red and blue to come south than it is to move east-west over the northern portion of the map. There are more mountains and less space to maneuver in the north compared to the relatively open lanes in the south. This also contributes.
Dalsinthus wrote: »I agree that every faction feels ganged up on by the other two.
However, the map also plays a role here. It's simply easier for red and blue to come south than it is to move east-west over the northern portion of the map. There are more mountains and less space to maneuver in the north compared to the relatively open lanes in the south. This also contributes.
My experience as a long-time DC loyalist differs. The disorganized mass of DC soloers just seems to gravitate east towards Bleakers/Chalman much more often than south to Nikel/Roebeck, even when we don’t hold Ash. We can have half a dozen zone generals yelling to head to Ash and the zerg will STILL trickle towards Chal, only to get wiped repeatedly.
biminirwb17_ESO wrote: »AD tends to want a balanced map, human nature, so they want a Brindle to Drake line of keeps. This is because of how the map appears. AD is central while the other two factions are on the side.
This could be changed by making the other factions map show their faction at the bottom in the middle. Not going to happen.
One way mile gates are another issue. Seems odd that one faction can jump over while the other faction is stuck on their side.
Cyrodiil never changes.