r.jan_emailb16_ESO wrote: »Izanagi.Xiiib16_ESO wrote: »AbraXuSeXile wrote: »I really doubt anyone asked anyone to come, its more of a case of other campaigns dead during the day.
No, Legio got asked to come to azura more than once in the past few weeks
Can someone ask them nicely to go away? Not that it matters much for the remaining weeks anyway...
Ok, dumb question. Who is Legio and why would they get asked to leave?
And on the same topic, are you seriously "Discussing" why/if/how your enemies brings more allies?
If this is just sarcastic and I don't get that, fine. Dumb orc.
If not, really?!?! What the hell is wrong with asking people you know to join you in Cyro?
I do that every day. What am I missing?
SuraklinPrime wrote: »r.jan_emailb16_ESO wrote: »Izanagi.Xiiib16_ESO wrote: »AbraXuSeXile wrote: »I really doubt anyone asked anyone to come, its more of a case of other campaigns dead during the day.
No, Legio got asked to come to azura more than once in the past few weeks
Can someone ask them nicely to go away? Not that it matters much for the remaining weeks anyway...
Ok, dumb question. Who is Legio and why would they get asked to leave?
And on the same topic, are you seriously "Discussing" why/if/how your enemies brings more allies?
If this is just sarcastic and I don't get that, fine. Dumb orc.
If not, really?!?! What the hell is wrong with asking people you know to join you in Cyro?
I do that every day. What am I missing?
Legio Mortuum, DC PvP/PvE guild - normally homed on Trueflame but with friends who play on Azura. We've spent a couple of hours in TF over the last few nights because AD & EP on TF seem to be taking a break, also because we're helping out allies and friends.
But to be fair given the state of the game even 1 extra player probably adds 5 to the ping rate so I can understand the sentiment and at least he's asking politely!
There we go @ZOS_MollyH. Better?
I don't give a **** about blue internal drama. I' like to meet this Legio Mortuum.
SuraklinPrime wrote: »I don't give a **** about blue internal drama. I' like to meet this Legio Mortuum.
So. Much. Drama.
And not just within DC either this stuff seems to be non-stop on PvP (maybe just EU?) - there seems to be a subset of players who are very concerned about how the game should best be played - and that would be the way they choose to play it of course - and how everyone who feels differently is not as good as they are... it sometimes feels a little like being an involuntary part of some soap opera scripted by an angst laden teen.
Some guilds hate other guilds, some GMs hate other GMs. Angry whispers from people you've just killed to tell you how much better than you they are or how they'd beat you in a duel.
I'd never really played an MMO before and I find the whole thing fascinating
SuraklinPrime wrote: »I don't give a **** about blue internal drama. I' like to meet this Legio Mortuum.
So. Much. Drama.
And not just within DC either this stuff seems to be non-stop on PvP (maybe just EU?) - there seems to be a subset of players who are very concerned about how the game should best be played - and that would be the way they choose to play it of course - and how everyone who feels differently is not as good as they are... it sometimes feels a little like being an involuntary part of some soap opera scripted by an angst laden teen.
Some guilds hate other guilds, some GMs hate other GMs. Angry whispers from people you've just killed to tell you how much better than you they are or how they'd beat you in a duel.
I'd never really played an MMO before and I find the whole thing fascinating
It's not about telling people how the game should be played, it's about making them realise that the lag they complain about is directly caused by their playstyle, not exactly the same thing
themdogesbite wrote: »
How does it have anything to do with the post you quoted?themdogesbite wrote: »
Sure, and that's how pact took half the map from you yesterday? Because AD didn't have zerg teams going NUTS on DC?
Pact worked freaking awesome yesterday. ALL of us. Even zone chat was different. No b!tching.....was scary!
Azura was locked from 18:00 to 2 am. Locked = the same number. Explain that?
themdogesbite wrote: »
Sure, and that's how pact took half the map from you yesterday? Because AD didn't have zerg teams going NUTS on DC?
Pact worked freaking awesome yesterday. ALL of us. Even zone chat was different. No b!tching.....was scary!
Azura was locked from 18:00 to 2 am. Locked = the same number. Explain that?
themdogesbite wrote: »themdogesbite wrote: »
Sure, and that's how pact took half the map from you yesterday? Because AD didn't have zerg teams going NUTS on DC?
Pact worked freaking awesome yesterday. ALL of us. Even zone chat was different. No b!tching.....was scary!
Azura was locked from 18:00 to 2 am. Locked = the same number. Explain that?
I think you miss the point, when i PvP i look for good fights, i dont care which colour the map is in.
How does it have anything to do with the post you quoted?themdogesbite wrote: »
Sure, and that's how pact took half the map from you yesterday? Because AD didn't have zerg teams going NUTS on DC?
Pact worked freaking awesome yesterday. ALL of us. Even zone chat was different. No b!tching.....was scary!
Azura was locked from 18:00 to 2 am. Locked = the same number. Explain that?
How does it have anything to do with the post you quoted?themdogesbite wrote: »
Sure, and that's how pact took half the map from you yesterday? Because AD didn't have zerg teams going NUTS on DC?
Pact worked freaking awesome yesterday. ALL of us. Even zone chat was different. No b!tching.....was scary!
Azura was locked from 18:00 to 2 am. Locked = the same number. Explain that?
If there was so few "playable" fights, how come we, PACT, owned AD so completely all night yesterday?
AD had plenty of teams fighting us at first. You stood no chance what so ever to even come close to Alessia/Drake, all night!
Ash seamed to be the only "Safe" place where AD farmed pact pugs.
First around 2 or 3 am, I got run over by a decent AD team, in BRK - Alessia, which we took back, with you in them!
My team was 6-8. And the only reason you even got to cross over to us, was that War was down at Blackboot to grab the second scroll from you. Well done calling in Big Boss full team at 4 am!
AbraXuSeXile wrote: »Less walls of text please
SuraklinPrime wrote: »I don't give a **** about blue internal drama. I' like to meet this Legio Mortuum.
So. Much. Drama.
And not just within DC either this stuff seems to be non-stop on PvP (maybe just EU?) - there seems to be a subset of players who are very concerned about how the game should best be played - and that would be the way they choose to play it of course - and how everyone who feels differently is not as good as they are... it sometimes feels a little like being an involuntary part of some soap opera scripted by an angst laden teen.
Some guilds hate other guilds, some GMs hate other GMs. Angry whispers from people you've just killed to tell you how much better than you they are or how they'd beat you in a duel.
I'd never really played an MMO before and I find the whole thing fascinating
It's not about telling people how the game should be played, it's about making them realise that the lag they complain about is directly caused by their playstyle, not exactly the same thing
i bet half the people in here crying about lag ate the ones in a 3 full man raid causing it..... what do people expect the game i bound to lag with so many people running around in a small ball and people can say ah they advertised large scale pvp... yeah they did but more like 24v24 at one keep the maybe like another 24v24 in another keep in a toally diff place on the map not 2 hole damn fractions all in one damn keep what do you expect running in such big groups in one place
do everyone a favor and split your zerg when the ping turns red
SuraklinPrime wrote: »I don't give a **** about blue internal drama. I' like to meet this Legio Mortuum.
So. Much. Drama.
And not just within DC either this stuff seems to be non-stop on PvP (maybe just EU?) - there seems to be a subset of players who are very concerned about how the game should best be played - and that would be the way they choose to play it of course - and how everyone who feels differently is not as good as they are... it sometimes feels a little like being an involuntary part of some soap opera scripted by an angst laden teen.
Some guilds hate other guilds, some GMs hate other GMs. Angry whispers from people you've just killed to tell you how much better than you they are or how they'd beat you in a duel.
I'd never really played an MMO before and I find the whole thing fascinating
It's not about telling people how the game should be played, it's about making them realise that the lag they complain about is directly caused by their playstyle, not exactly the same thing
rdbrown1987 wrote: »SuraklinPrime wrote: »I don't give a **** about blue internal drama. I' like to meet this Legio Mortuum.
So. Much. Drama.
And not just within DC either this stuff seems to be non-stop on PvP (maybe just EU?) - there seems to be a subset of players who are very concerned about how the game should best be played - and that would be the way they choose to play it of course - and how everyone who feels differently is not as good as they are... it sometimes feels a little like being an involuntary part of some soap opera scripted by an angst laden teen.
Some guilds hate other guilds, some GMs hate other GMs. Angry whispers from people you've just killed to tell you how much better than you they are or how they'd beat you in a duel.
I'd never really played an MMO before and I find the whole thing fascinating
It's not about telling people how the game should be played, it's about making them realise that the lag they complain about is directly caused by their playstyle, not exactly the same thing
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SuraklinPrime wrote: »rdbrown1987 wrote: »SuraklinPrime wrote: »I don't give a **** about blue internal drama. I' like to meet this Legio Mortuum.
So. Much. Drama.
And not just within DC either this stuff seems to be non-stop on PvP (maybe just EU?) - there seems to be a subset of players who are very concerned about how the game should best be played - and that would be the way they choose to play it of course - and how everyone who feels differently is not as good as they are... it sometimes feels a little like being an involuntary part of some soap opera scripted by an angst laden teen.
Some guilds hate other guilds, some GMs hate other GMs. Angry whispers from people you've just killed to tell you how much better than you they are or how they'd beat you in a duel.
I'd never really played an MMO before and I find the whole thing fascinating
It's not about telling people how the game should be played, it's about making them realise that the lag they complain about is directly caused by their playstyle, not exactly the same thing
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Except if I come to Azura solo the lag is there as much as if I come in a group, pretending there is a magic group size that causes problems is not supported by the evidence, pretending that a group who run tighter and more coordinated causes less lag than a less skilled group is actually counter-intuitive at best.
Basically if the servers is full of people playing PvP there will be lag, if you are at a large battle there will be lag - doesn't matter how skilled the players are or aren't 24 cool players using group skills are as liable, possibly more liable, to cause lag as 24 noobs doing the best they can.
do everyone a favor and split your zerg when the ping turns red
Ok, ok! Calm down! Rage at me all you want!. I don't even mind that you do.
But calling me a zerg, when we are the only 4 pact ONLINE, who even tries to stop your morning trains, is not very smart. I think you should ask your guildies about what one orc and his team can do with your night cap emp teams.
SuraklinPrime wrote: »
Except if I come to Azura solo the lag is there as much as if I come in a group, pretending there is a magic group size that causes problems is not supported by the evidence, pretending that a group who run tighter and more coordinated causes less lag than a less skilled group is actually counter-intuitive at best.
do everyone a favor and split your zerg when the ping turns red
Ok, ok! Calm down! Rage at me all you want!. I don't even mind that you do.
But calling me a zerg, when we are the only 4 pact ONLINE, who even tries to stop your morning trains, is not very smart. I think you should ask your guildies about what one orc and his team can do with your night cap emp teams.
I'm not even raging at you for being in a zerg, in fact I've seen some of your post on these forums and I know you play in relatively small groups. I'm pissed at you for telling that I'm spreading lies, and that player behaviour has nothing to do with performance, and that I should get rid of my addons to get a better ping.
I don't have a morning train, or a night cap emp, because since performance and player mentality in this game is utter crap, I only hit PvP once a week nowadays. Don't bring in anymore irrelevant arguments please when you didn't cover any of my replySuraklinPrime wrote: »
Except if I come to Azura solo the lag is there as much as if I come in a group, pretending there is a magic group size that causes problems is not supported by the evidence, pretending that a group who run tighter and more coordinated causes less lag than a less skilled group is actually counter-intuitive at best.
Are you trolling? Of course there's as much lag if you come solo, lag isn't bound to one person, it affects everyone, so if one mega zerg is lagging the server, whether you come solo or in a group, your ping will be affected in the exact same way.
I never said there was a magic group size, ubt there is a direct correlation between performance and group size, the bigger the amount of people in a fight, the higher the ping. It's a simple rule, and 100% true.
And where the heck did I say tigher groups cause less lag than uncoordinated groups?