I'm not super upset about recent events cause the AP has been flowing like wine, but blame DC for what's happening? lmao, that's a joke. It's AD who brings their entire faction everywhere they go. I thought the whole point of everyone leaving Thorn was to spread out so there wasn't as much lag but nope, truth is AD was running away to find a place where they could do the exact same thing. If you're at poplock fighting one or two bars of enemies, maybe it's time to switch servers, instead of chasing down anyone who so much as touches a resource. If Decibel doesn't leave Azuras I think I'll lose a lot of respect for them.
I'm not super upset about recent events cause the AP has been flowing like wine, but blame DC for what's happening? lmao, that's a joke. It's AD who brings their entire faction everywhere they go. I thought the whole point of everyone leaving Thorn was to spread out so there wasn't as much lag but nope, truth is AD was running away to find a place where they could do the exact same thing. If you're at poplock fighting one or two bars of enemies, maybe it's time to switch servers, instead of chasing down anyone who so much as touches a resource. If Decibel doesn't leave Azuras I think I'll lose a lot of respect for them.
I'm not super upset about recent events cause the AP has been flowing like wine, but blame DC for what's happening? lmao, that's a joke. It's AD who brings their entire faction everywhere they go. I thought the whole point of everyone leaving Thorn was to spread out so there wasn't as much lag but nope, truth is AD was running away to find a place where they could do the exact same thing. If you're at poplock fighting one or two bars of enemies, maybe it's time to switch servers, instead of chasing down anyone who so much as touches a resource. If Decibel doesn't leave Azuras I think I'll lose a lot of respect for them.
For the nth time, we are leaving haha
But if you dont mind we asking, where did DC go? Thats the only hope for a good campaign. I hear Haderus. I like Haderus. Its nice.
EskimoBrother wrote: »Nothing surprising here. DC (MBF + Shortbus) who just keep running away from the competition as they have been doing since Thornblade. They first left Thornblade to Chillrend, and then to Azura Star, and now back to Chillrend again. What's next ?
What a load of BS.
We were the last DC guilds to leave thorn after AD deserted it and Dc followed. Sorry we didn't feel like fighting your entire faction + emp with our 8 man. Somehow that's competition to you though. We stuck with thornblade from the beginning till 1.6, which only made the lag worse. Instead of trying to play through lag and getting frustrated, we simply pick servers where our abilities actually work when we play. Call it running away or whatever makes you feel better, but you know you'll never be able to wipe us with even numbers froznso keep living your fantasy where we're "running away from you" because you're too good.
I totally understand the first move from Thornblade, but it doesn't justify your departure from Chillrend the day AD guilds and EP guilds moved there, and the same when they moved to Azura. I was actually hoping that we could have some fair fights with equal numbers everytime we followed you around but nope, gotta keep chasing you looks like.
P.S. I never said you were running away from me personally, but from the competition. I'm tired of people who blame the lag for leaving. DC desperately needed help on Azura Star from day 1 of this new campaign. There were no reasons to abandon it.
To be fair I didn't pull from Azura until Ad had a poplock deathgrip on the map. I can't keep getting my men farmed again and again by the same 80+ ad chain gang. My guild will straight up quit. Nobody wants to spend a month in a choke hold.
NPK Daniel wrote: »The two big DC guilds stay apart so we don't have these issues. Maybe the AD leaders should task a similar, responsible path.
I guess winning with the lag is fun for AD. There is no honor in winning a campaign like this.
DC won the last two cycles fighting with mostly lower pops. Get on our level.
The funny thing with all these posts is that there are only two AD groups that run 20-24 man groups on AS along with some smaller guilds. No one communicates at all except to give status updates really if keeps are under attack or we're attacking. Probably 5 times a night we'll be sieging a keep and call out inc on breach only to find it is more AD we didn't know were coming. As for yesterday... the only communication was on how to lose emp, since we don't trust DC to hold Aleswell we needed them to take Ash as well to prevent EP from quickly capping.
I wont blame you because it is obviously harder to see who is running in your own faction but trust me, since the beginning of this campaign, it hasnt been ONLY two AD guilds running. Sunday evening was TKO running two full raid groups and a half (confirmed by AD contacts), Misfitz running a full raid (also confirmed by one of their officers) and Decibel running a full raid (also confirmed by one of their officer). Add to this a full raid of AD pugs and it makes easily 80players.
Now, as Crown explained in this thread and to me privately several times already, it looks like there is absolutely no coordination between any AD guild right now. The reason why sunday evening, all 3 guilds + one raid of pugs all merged into each other and assaulted every single EP keep one by one with a massive 80men pain train zerg ball causing just lag, devastation and flag aoe spamming. AD guild leadership need to throw away their hatred against each other, sit like adults and pick different campaigns to unstack like EP did when they spread away from Thornblade.
I didn't list TKO because they only run certain nights. Otherwise you listed two groups and pugs like I said. AD guilds don't hate each other, so I don't know where you're getting your info from... The reason they were all in the same spot was because there was only one place to attack since DC quit. I personally sat at BRK until well after the gates opened, and I know WRX was mostly at just resources instead of actually hitting the keeps. If you want to blame anyone for what happened blame DC for switching campaigns overnight when things weren't looking to go their way.
NPK Daniel wrote: »The two big DC guilds stay apart so we don't have these issues. Maybe the AD leaders should task a similar, responsible path.
I guess winning with the lag is fun for AD. There is no honor in winning a campaign like this.
DC won the last two cycles fighting with mostly lower pops. Get on our level.
The funny thing with all these posts is that there are only two AD groups that run 20-24 man groups on AS along with some smaller guilds. No one communicates at all except to give status updates really if keeps are under attack or we're attacking. Probably 5 times a night we'll be sieging a keep and call out inc on breach only to find it is more AD we didn't know were coming. As for yesterday... the only communication was on how to lose emp, since we don't trust DC to hold Aleswell we needed them to take Ash as well to prevent EP from quickly capping.
I wont blame you because it is obviously harder to see who is running in your own faction but trust me, since the beginning of this campaign, it hasnt been ONLY two AD guilds running. Sunday evening was TKO running two full raid groups and a half (confirmed by AD contacts), Misfitz running a full raid (also confirmed by one of their officers) and Decibel running a full raid (also confirmed by one of their officer). Add to this a full raid of AD pugs and it makes easily 80players.
Now, as Crown explained in this thread and to me privately several times already, it looks like there is absolutely no coordination between any AD guild right now. The reason why sunday evening, all 3 guilds + one raid of pugs all merged into each other and assaulted every single EP keep one by one with a massive 80men pain train zerg ball causing just lag, devastation and flag aoe spamming. AD guild leadership need to throw away their hatred against each other, sit like adults and pick different campaigns to unstack like EP did when they spread away from Thornblade.
I didn't list TKO because they only run certain nights. Otherwise you listed two groups and pugs like I said. AD guilds don't hate each other, so I don't know where you're getting your info from... The reason they were all in the same spot was because there was only one place to attack since DC quit. I personally sat at BRK until well after the gates opened, and I know WRX was mostly at just resources instead of actually hitting the keeps. If you want to blame anyone for what happened blame DC for switching campaigns overnight when things weren't looking to go their way.
Misfitz leadership told me that AD guilds almost have no coordination and that certain people even hate each other so they won't talk to each other. As a result, AD guilds sometimes randomly meet on the same objective and create a huge ball of 60-70players like that night on Alessia when we pushed a full raid sieging lumbermill side and got assaulted by another full raid of AD coming from the main door side and another full raid coming from farm side. AD guilds don't talk to each other so they are often hitting the same target (red) and obviously the same keep. This is ridiculous and should not have happened in the first place if guilds would have scouted the field before homing and also informing other major guilds before homing so there are not 4-5guilds always following each other.
NPK Daniel wrote: »The two big DC guilds stay apart so we don't have these issues. Maybe the AD leaders should task a similar, responsible path.
I guess winning with the lag is fun for AD. There is no honor in winning a campaign like this.
DC won the last two cycles fighting with mostly lower pops. Get on our level.
The funny thing with all these posts is that there are only two AD groups that run 20-24 man groups on AS along with some smaller guilds. No one communicates at all except to give status updates really if keeps are under attack or we're attacking. Probably 5 times a night we'll be sieging a keep and call out inc on breach only to find it is more AD we didn't know were coming. As for yesterday... the only communication was on how to lose emp, since we don't trust DC to hold Aleswell we needed them to take Ash as well to prevent EP from quickly capping.
I wont blame you because it is obviously harder to see who is running in your own faction but trust me, since the beginning of this campaign, it hasnt been ONLY two AD guilds running. Sunday evening was TKO running two full raid groups and a half (confirmed by AD contacts), Misfitz running a full raid (also confirmed by one of their officers) and Decibel running a full raid (also confirmed by one of their officer). Add to this a full raid of AD pugs and it makes easily 80players.
Now, as Crown explained in this thread and to me privately several times already, it looks like there is absolutely no coordination between any AD guild right now. The reason why sunday evening, all 3 guilds + one raid of pugs all merged into each other and assaulted every single EP keep one by one with a massive 80men pain train zerg ball causing just lag, devastation and flag aoe spamming. AD guild leadership need to throw away their hatred against each other, sit like adults and pick different campaigns to unstack like EP did when they spread away from Thornblade.
I didn't list TKO because they only run certain nights. Otherwise you listed two groups and pugs like I said. AD guilds don't hate each other, so I don't know where you're getting your info from... The reason they were all in the same spot was because there was only one place to attack since DC quit. I personally sat at BRK until well after the gates opened, and I know WRX was mostly at just resources instead of actually hitting the keeps. If you want to blame anyone for what happened blame DC for switching campaigns overnight when things weren't looking to go their way.
Misfitz leadership told me that AD guilds almost have no coordination and that certain people even hate each other so they won't talk to each other. As a result, AD guilds sometimes randomly meet on the same objective and create a huge ball of 60-70players like that night on Alessia when we pushed a full raid sieging lumbermill side and got assaulted by another full raid of AD coming from the main door side and another full raid coming from farm side. AD guilds don't talk to each other so they are often hitting the same target (red) and obviously the same keep. This is ridiculous and should not have happened in the first place if guilds would have scouted the field before homing and also informing other major guilds before homing so there are not 4-5guilds always following each other.
I don't know anything about what they told you. Everything I've seen tells me there's no hate amongst members of the guilds. Maybe I don't know something though which is entirely possible. We'll go where the action is, and there was action on AS until everyone quit. And yes, everyone hit red that night because there were 0 blue on the server. If blue starts populating then yeah, you'll have people on both sides of the map, but that wasn't the case that day. Same as how blue gets demolished on Chill because AD doesn't put up a fight.
Also, I don't dislike you Frozn, but I can't take half your post seriously when the bolded part is just a flipped around version of a 2-raid group bomb you took part in against our single group trying to siege a defended keep last week. Yours is even worse when it's 2 working together whereas AD half the time we go to bomb a group until we get in range and see it's just more AD. There's no effort being put into any zerging unless you want to talk about TKO. Even then it's not like it's unprecedented. Back in Hopesfire we would regularly have to deal with the "red army" that would raid us a few nights a week with literally the entirety of the 500 person guild cap. People are losing their patience and giving up too easily now. Focus on the important things, not the campaign score :P
NPK Daniel wrote: »The two big DC guilds stay apart so we don't have these issues. Maybe the AD leaders should task a similar, responsible path.
I guess winning with the lag is fun for AD. There is no honor in winning a campaign like this.
DC won the last two cycles fighting with mostly lower pops. Get on our level.
The funny thing with all these posts is that there are only two AD groups that run 20-24 man groups on AS along with some smaller guilds. No one communicates at all except to give status updates really if keeps are under attack or we're attacking. Probably 5 times a night we'll be sieging a keep and call out inc on breach only to find it is more AD we didn't know were coming. As for yesterday... the only communication was on how to lose emp, since we don't trust DC to hold Aleswell we needed them to take Ash as well to prevent EP from quickly capping.
I wont blame you because it is obviously harder to see who is running in your own faction but trust me, since the beginning of this campaign, it hasnt been ONLY two AD guilds running. Sunday evening was TKO running two full raid groups and a half (confirmed by AD contacts), Misfitz running a full raid (also confirmed by one of their officers) and Decibel running a full raid (also confirmed by one of their officer). Add to this a full raid of AD pugs and it makes easily 80players.
Now, as Crown explained in this thread and to me privately several times already, it looks like there is absolutely no coordination between any AD guild right now. The reason why sunday evening, all 3 guilds + one raid of pugs all merged into each other and assaulted every single EP keep one by one with a massive 80men pain train zerg ball causing just lag, devastation and flag aoe spamming. AD guild leadership need to throw away their hatred against each other, sit like adults and pick different campaigns to unstack like EP did when they spread away from Thornblade.
I didn't list TKO because they only run certain nights. Otherwise you listed two groups and pugs like I said. AD guilds don't hate each other, so I don't know where you're getting your info from... The reason they were all in the same spot was because there was only one place to attack since DC quit. I personally sat at BRK until well after the gates opened, and I know WRX was mostly at just resources instead of actually hitting the keeps. If you want to blame anyone for what happened blame DC for switching campaigns overnight when things weren't looking to go their way.
Misfitz leadership told me that AD guilds almost have no coordination and that certain people even hate each other so they won't talk to each other. As a result, AD guilds sometimes randomly meet on the same objective and create a huge ball of 60-70players like that night on Alessia when we pushed a full raid sieging lumbermill side and got assaulted by another full raid of AD coming from the main door side and another full raid coming from farm side. AD guilds don't talk to each other so they are often hitting the same target (red) and obviously the same keep. This is ridiculous and should not have happened in the first place if guilds would have scouted the field before homing and also informing other major guilds before homing so there are not 4-5guilds always following each other.
FireCowCommando wrote: »ugh. I take it now theres going to be 4 or 5 more guilds in haderus? Well boys it might already be time to move!
About the campaign score, I get my fun from focusing on objectives behind the killing. It doesn't mean that I always do that, I'm not always participating in groups who care that much about objectives but when I lead, I tend to pay attention about what's going on on the map first and secure our keeps/scrolls before doing anything else.
AhPook_Is_Here wrote: »
About the campaign score, I get my fun from focusing on objectives behind the killing. It doesn't mean that I always do that, I'm not always participating in groups who care that much about objectives but when I lead, I tend to pay attention about what's going on on the map first and secure our keeps/scrolls before doing anything else.
This is a great post for one reason. Parents, if you are having trouble teaching your kids what hypocrisy means bookmark this post for future reference.
AhPook_Is_Here wrote: »
About the campaign score, I get my fun from focusing on objectives behind the killing. It doesn't mean that I always do that, I'm not always participating in groups who care that much about objectives but when I lead, I tend to pay attention about what's going on on the map first and secure our keeps/scrolls before doing anything else.
This is a great post for one reason. Parents, if you are having trouble teaching your kids what hypocrisy means bookmark this post for future reference.
Is there anyone you don't have hostility for? Are you just 100% in aggro mode 100% of the time? Good grief. Get over yourself.
AhPook_Is_Here wrote: »
About the campaign score, I get my fun from focusing on objectives behind the killing. It doesn't mean that I always do that, I'm not always participating in groups who care that much about objectives but when I lead, I tend to pay attention about what's going on on the map first and secure our keeps/scrolls before doing anything else.
This is a great post for one reason. Parents, if you are having trouble teaching your kids what hypocrisy means bookmark this post for future reference.
Is there anyone you don't have hostility for? Are you just 100% in aggro mode 100% of the time? Good grief. Get over yourself.
RinaldoGandolphi wrote: »AhPook_Is_Here wrote: »
About the campaign score, I get my fun from focusing on objectives behind the killing. It doesn't mean that I always do that, I'm not always participating in groups who care that much about objectives but when I lead, I tend to pay attention about what's going on on the map first and secure our keeps/scrolls before doing anything else.
This is a great post for one reason. Parents, if you are having trouble teaching your kids what hypocrisy means bookmark this post for future reference.
Is there anyone you don't have hostility for? Are you just 100% in aggro mode 100% of the time? Good grief. Get over yourself.
You aggro me all the time!! hahahaha! Jauriel aggro ftw!
NPK Daniel wrote: »The two big DC guilds stay apart so we don't have these issues. Maybe the AD leaders should task a similar, responsible path.
I guess winning with the lag is fun for AD. There is no honor in winning a campaign like this.
DC won the last two cycles fighting with mostly lower pops. Get on our level.
The funny thing with all these posts is that there are only two AD groups that run 20-24 man groups on AS along with some smaller guilds. No one communicates at all except to give status updates really if keeps are under attack or we're attacking. Probably 5 times a night we'll be sieging a keep and call out inc on breach only to find it is more AD we didn't know were coming. As for yesterday... the only communication was on how to lose emp, since we don't trust DC to hold Aleswell we needed them to take Ash as well to prevent EP from quickly capping.
I wont blame you because it is obviously harder to see who is running in your own faction but trust me, since the beginning of this campaign, it hasnt been ONLY two AD guilds running. Sunday evening was TKO running two full raid groups and a half (confirmed by AD contacts), Misfitz running a full raid (also confirmed by one of their officers) and Decibel running a full raid (also confirmed by one of their officer). Add to this a full raid of AD pugs and it makes easily 80players.
Now, as Crown explained in this thread and to me privately several times already, it looks like there is absolutely no coordination between any AD guild right now. The reason why sunday evening, all 3 guilds + one raid of pugs all merged into each other and assaulted every single EP keep one by one with a massive 80men pain train zerg ball causing just lag, devastation and flag aoe spamming. AD guild leadership need to throw away their hatred against each other, sit like adults and pick different campaigns to unstack like EP did when they spread away from Thornblade.
I didn't list TKO because they only run certain nights. Otherwise you listed two groups and pugs like I said. AD guilds don't hate each other, so I don't know where you're getting your info from... The reason they were all in the same spot was because there was only one place to attack since DC quit. I personally sat at BRK until well after the gates opened, and I know WRX was mostly at just resources instead of actually hitting the keeps. If you want to blame anyone for what happened blame DC for switching campaigns overnight when things weren't looking to go their way.
Misfitz leadership told me that AD guilds almost have no coordination and that certain people even hate each other so they won't talk to each other. As a result, AD guilds sometimes randomly meet on the same objective and create a huge ball of 60-70players like that night on Alessia when we pushed a full raid sieging lumbermill side and got assaulted by another full raid of AD coming from the main door side and another full raid coming from farm side. AD guilds don't talk to each other so they are often hitting the same target (red) and obviously the same keep. This is ridiculous and should not have happened in the first place if guilds would have scouted the field before homing and also informing other major guilds before homing so there are not 4-5guilds always following each other.
Anyone who really knows me I am not all salt. I am sweet along with the salt. And you don't deserve the sweet if you can't handle the salt!
Anyone who really knows me I am not all salt. I am sweet along with the salt. And you don't deserve the sweet if you can't handle the salt!
She spoke her slogan, well-rehearsed,
And oftentimes expressed:
'If you can't take me at my worst,
You don't deserve my best!
So there!' she grinned, content with glee,
And pompous, proud delight -
Emboldened by banality,
And self-important trite.
'All-right,' I said - 'I'm gone, and glad.'
She turned with dark dismay.
'You see - your worst is really bad.
Your best is just okay.'
Anyone who really knows me I am not all salt. I am sweet along with the salt. And you don't deserve the sweet if you can't handle the salt!
She spoke her slogan, well-rehearsed,
And oftentimes expressed:
'If you can't take me at my worst,
You don't deserve my best!
So there!' she grinned, content with glee,
And pompous, proud delight -
Emboldened by banality,
And self-important trite.
'All-right,' I said - 'I'm gone, and glad.'
She turned with dark dismay.
'You see - your worst is really bad.
Your best is just okay.'
Agrippa_Invisus wrote: »I guess the best part about Azura's right now is how I keep going up in rank on the EP leaderboard without even needing to farm.
wait... that's probably not a good thing.