As I see it the only reason for an experienced player to stick around Kyne consistently is for the recruitment and training of new players for a veteran PvP guild. It’s fun to mess around on the forums but you’re joking yourself if you’re a 3 year veteran of the game and think you still belong in Kyne..
DeadlyRecluse wrote: »As I see it the only reason for an experienced player to stick around Kyne consistently is for the recruitment and training of new players for a veteran PvP guild. It’s fun to mess around on the forums but you’re joking yourself if you’re a 3 year veteran of the game and think you still belong in Kyne..
IMO, a distinct shift occured after the Yellow Summer. BWB went from having 2-3 guild groups of somewhat experienced players (plus usually a pug wrangle group on the move) for each faction active every night to maaaybe 1 guild on each faction that knew what they were doing on any given moment. I personally couldn't justify spending any more time in there, despite the mechanical side of nonvet PvP being very good.
There just isn't any meat on those bones.
DeadlyRecluse wrote: »As I see it the only reason for an experienced player to stick around Kyne consistently is for the recruitment and training of new players for a veteran PvP guild. It’s fun to mess around on the forums but you’re joking yourself if you’re a 3 year veteran of the game and think you still belong in Kyne..
IMO, a distinct shift occured after the Yellow Summer. BWB went from having 2-3 guild groups of somewhat experienced players (plus usually a pug wrangle group on the move) for each faction active every night to maaaybe 1 guild on each faction that knew what they were doing on any given moment. I personally couldn't justify spending any more time in there, despite the mechanical side of nonvet PvP being very good.
There just isn't any meat on those bones.
I was only there for YOU, deadly. Then you left and look what happened. Are you proud?!
As I see it the only reason for an experienced player to stick around Kyne consistently is for the recruitment and training of new players for a veteran PvP guild. It’s fun to mess around on the forums but you’re joking yourself if you’re a 3 year veteran of the game and think you still belong in Kyne..
Hexquisite wrote: »Logged into Kyne last night for the first time in a few months, to help a friend. Boy it was dead besides the same group of 5 geared EP stalking us around the map. And thats fine, I came in low level with out leveled gear on an alt I don't play, I expect to get killed..but what I don't expect is a tell to me from a certain daddy( who by the way was there when I leveled 6 months ago), calling us silly zergers when we weren't PVEdooring, and it was constantly 2 of us against their 5. I had no guild tag on, so essentially they just thinking they are praying on new players, and then sending new players hate tells. Great way to build a community.
I change my mind, I think @A_G_G_R_O is right.
As I see it the only reason for an experienced player to stick around Kyne consistently is for the recruitment and training of new players for a veteran PvP guild. It’s fun to mess around on the forums but you’re joking yourself if you’re a 3 year veteran of the game and think you still belong in Kyne..
For celebration to our 2 years of PUGz, we decided to go back to where we started it all. It was great to see all those familiar faces still around. We did it old school type, no voice chat, even took a few pugs from zone.
Like Deadly said, there are some nice things about this campaign. No tight destro/proxy ball groups, no stupid OP builds enabled by CP, it's just more casual all around and is probly the best place to thrive with a non voice group.
The things that bugged me tho, is the OPness of the sieges. As much as vet CP, sieges are almost useless, in here, they hit waaay to hard, especially if you don't have a purge. Also, playing lvl 10 was a huge pain in the ass loll.
I agree to some extent but what about the guy who makes a class they never played and has 450 cp. Are they banned from kyne? What about they guy who pve'd to cp cap then wants to make a pvp toon. Should they have to learn in vet?