Strongest Alliance?

Ckiller138

Are all alliances at the same lvl or is there an alliance more powerfull than the others. ( xbox eu)?

Ckiller138

and on xbox na?

White wabbit

What you mean is who has the most players in PvP I guess

Ckiller138

yes and who is performing best in campains

Stoopid_Nwah

For Xbox na the only campaign I really truly enjoy is blackwater (the noncp, nonvet). Emperor isn't held for weeks, there are pretty equal amounts of the factions, and it feels friendlier overall. As for factions, I have played on all of them and am happiest on red.

For vet campaigns, a lot are empty buff servers. Scourge is usually full with AD being a bit more dominant as of late, and EP has been struggling with some issues to say the least. DC currently has emp there. Haderus always seems to be pop-locked, but it's far too laggy for me to venture in, so I couldn't say who is dominating there.

As for "powerful", I can only give my opinions: AD has numbers, DC has what seems to be good organization/coordination, EP has some amazing players but some major drama (it doesn't seem like we're very organized most of the time, at least in scourge).

If we're going to get really opinionated here lol I'll say that when I played with AD I hated it, as there are a lot of elitists (not everyone obviously, there are some awesome yellows). And I get the majority of my hate-tells from AD players lol.

THEDKEXPERIENCE

Stoopid_Nwah wrote: »

For Xbox na the only campaign I really truly enjoy is blackwater (the noncp, nonvet). Emperor isn't held for weeks, there are pretty equal amounts of the factions, and it feels friendlier overall. As for factions, I have played on all of them and am happiest on red.

For vet campaigns, a lot are empty buff servers. Scourge is usually full with AD being a bit more dominant as of late, and EP has been struggling with some issues to say the least. DC currently has emp there. Haderus always seems to be pop-locked, but it's far too laggy for me to venture in, so I couldn't say who is dominating there.

As for "powerful", I can only give my opinions: AD has numbers, DC has what seems to be good organization/coordination, EP has some amazing players but some major drama (it doesn't seem like we're very organized most of the time, at least in scourge).

If we're going to get really opinionated here lol I'll say that when I played with AD I hated it, as there are a lot of elitists (not everyone obviously, there are some awesome yellows). And I get the majority of my hate-tells from AD players lol.

This guy nailed it on Scourge.

AD - Ridiculous numbers, the largest number of awful players. For every great player there are dozens of people who are cannon fodder.

DC - Smallest numbers. Highest percentage of great players. If you're in a group, the last thing you want to see is the best group of DC.

EP - Probably has the highest number of players ranging from good to great but they mostly can't stand each other.

My estimates are that each has the following populations that play regularly.

AD: 500+, maybe 10 great players.
DC: Under 200, probably 30 great players.
EP: Under 300, upwards of 100 very good to great players constantly worrying more about proving their greatness than actually helping.

PrinceFabious

danielpatrickkeaneub17_ESO wrote: »

Stoopid_Nwah wrote: »

For Xbox na the only campaign I really truly enjoy is blackwater (the noncp, nonvet). Emperor isn't held for weeks, there are pretty equal amounts of the factions, and it feels friendlier overall. As for factions, I have played on all of them and am happiest on red.

For vet campaigns, a lot are empty buff servers. Scourge is usually full with AD being a bit more dominant as of late, and EP has been struggling with some issues to say the least. DC currently has emp there. Haderus always seems to be pop-locked, but it's far too laggy for me to venture in, so I couldn't say who is dominating there.

As for "powerful", I can only give my opinions: AD has numbers, DC has what seems to be good organization/coordination, EP has some amazing players but some major drama (it doesn't seem like we're very organized most of the time, at least in scourge).

If we're going to get really opinionated here lol I'll say that when I played with AD I hated it, as there are a lot of elitists (not everyone obviously, there are some awesome yellows). And I get the majority of my hate-tells from AD players lol.

This guy nailed it on Scourge.

AD - Ridiculous numbers, the largest number of awful players. For every great player there are dozens of people who are cannon fodder.

DC - Smallest numbers. Highest percentage of great players. If you're in a group, the last thing you want to see is the best group of DC.

EP - Probably has the highest number of players ranging from good to great but they mostly can't stand each other.

My estimates are that each has the following populations that play regularly.

AD: 500+, maybe 10 great players.
DC: Under 200, probably 30 great players.
EP: Under 300, upwards of 100 very good to great players constantly worrying more about proving their greatness than actually helping.

This is spot on. The only thing that is incorrect is the amount of good players in EP. We have the least amount of good players. If you are a great player in EP, chances are you have been called a cheater or hax.

BFT88

PrinceFabious wrote: »

danielpatrickkeaneub17_ESO wrote: »

Stoopid_Nwah wrote: »

For Xbox na the only campaign I really truly enjoy is blackwater (the noncp, nonvet). Emperor isn't held for weeks, there are pretty equal amounts of the factions, and it feels friendlier overall. As for factions, I have played on all of them and am happiest on red.

For vet campaigns, a lot are empty buff servers. Scourge is usually full with AD being a bit more dominant as of late, and EP has been struggling with some issues to say the least. DC currently has emp there. Haderus always seems to be pop-locked, but it's far too laggy for me to venture in, so I couldn't say who is dominating there.

As for "powerful", I can only give my opinions: AD has numbers, DC has what seems to be good organization/coordination, EP has some amazing players but some major drama (it doesn't seem like we're very organized most of the time, at least in scourge).

If we're going to get really opinionated here lol I'll say that when I played with AD I hated it, as there are a lot of elitists (not everyone obviously, there are some awesome yellows). And I get the majority of my hate-tells from AD players lol.

This guy nailed it on Scourge.

AD - Ridiculous numbers, the largest number of awful players. For every great player there are dozens of people who are cannon fodder.

DC - Smallest numbers. Highest percentage of great players. If you're in a group, the last thing you want to see is the best group of DC.

EP - Probably has the highest number of players ranging from good to great but they mostly can't stand each other.

My estimates are that each has the following populations that play regularly.

AD: 500+, maybe 10 great players.
DC: Under 200, probably 30 great players.
EP: Under 300, upwards of 100 very good to great players constantly worrying more about proving their greatness than actually helping.

This is spot on. The only thing that is incorrect is the amount of good players in EP. We have the least amount of good players. If you are a great player in EP, chances are you have been called a cheater or hax.

Says Prince Fabulous, the guy with more than 3 videos on YouTube clearly showing your character using dawnbreakers faster than a nightblade could incap once.

PS, this is an Xbox thread sweetheart.

Stoopid_Nwah

danielpatrickkeaneub17_ESO wrote: »

Stoopid_Nwah wrote: »

For Xbox na the only campaign I really truly enjoy is blackwater (the noncp, nonvet). Emperor isn't held for weeks, there are pretty equal amounts of the factions, and it feels friendlier overall. As for factions, I have played on all of them and am happiest on red.

For vet campaigns, a lot are empty buff servers. Scourge is usually full with AD being a bit more dominant as of late, and EP has been struggling with some issues to say the least. DC currently has emp there. Haderus always seems to be pop-locked, but it's far too laggy for me to venture in, so I couldn't say who is dominating there.

As for "powerful", I can only give my opinions: AD has numbers, DC has what seems to be good organization/coordination, EP has some amazing players but some major drama (it doesn't seem like we're very organized most of the time, at least in scourge).

If we're going to get really opinionated here lol I'll say that when I played with AD I hated it, as there are a lot of elitists (not everyone obviously, there are some awesome yellows). And I get the majority of my hate-tells from AD players lol.

This guy nailed it on Scourge.

AD - Ridiculous numbers, the largest number of awful players. For every great player there are dozens of people who are cannon fodder.

DC - Smallest numbers. Highest percentage of great players. If you're in a group, the last thing you want to see is the best group of DC.

EP - Probably has the highest number of players ranging from good to great but they mostly can't stand each other.

My estimates are that each has the following populations that play regularly.

AD: 500+, maybe 10 great players.
DC: Under 200, probably 30 great players.
EP: Under 300, upwards of 100 very good to great players constantly worrying more about proving their greatness than actually helping.

Girl* but yes Scourge has been...disheartening to say the least. Every other campaign just seems empty though (aside from Lagerus).

I'll also add that of those <300 reds, a good chunk apparently cares more about random keeps/towns (I assume to AP farm?) than home keeps, scrolls, and dethrone attempts.

Anyway OP, we have some very friendly people on EP that are happy to teach newcomers, but the drama can be real. If all you care about is winning the campaigns though, then you may be better off joining the masses in AD .

zuto40

zos

Jaronking

danielpatrickkeaneub17_ESO wrote: »

Stoopid_Nwah wrote: »

For Xbox na the only campaign I really truly enjoy is blackwater (the noncp, nonvet). Emperor isn't held for weeks, there are pretty equal amounts of the factions, and it feels friendlier overall. As for factions, I have played on all of them and am happiest on red.

For vet campaigns, a lot are empty buff servers. Scourge is usually full with AD being a bit more dominant as of late, and EP has been struggling with some issues to say the least. DC currently has emp there. Haderus always seems to be pop-locked, but it's far too laggy for me to venture in, so I couldn't say who is dominating there.

As for "powerful", I can only give my opinions: AD has numbers, DC has what seems to be good organization/coordination, EP has some amazing players but some major drama (it doesn't seem like we're very organized most of the time, at least in scourge).

If we're going to get really opinionated here lol I'll say that when I played with AD I hated it, as there are a lot of elitists (not everyone obviously, there are some awesome yellows). And I get the majority of my hate-tells from AD players lol.

This guy nailed it on Scourge.

AD - Ridiculous numbers, the largest number of awful players. For every great player there are dozens of people who are cannon fodder.

DC - Smallest numbers. Highest percentage of great players. If you're in a group, the last thing you want to see is the best group of DC.

EP - Probably has the highest number of players ranging from good to great but they mostly can't stand each other.

My estimates are that each has the following populations that play regularly.

AD: 500+, maybe 10 great players.
DC: Under 200, probably 50 great players.
EP: Under 300, upwards of 100 very good to great players constantly worrying more about proving their greatness than actually helping.

I agree with you about the AD and DC thing in Scourge but EP I won't say the have the most players ranging from good to great more so they have the biggest group that are decent -great but many players who won't push themselves to that level to be good.

PrinceFabious

BFT88 wrote: »

PrinceFabious wrote: »

danielpatrickkeaneub17_ESO wrote: »

Stoopid_Nwah wrote: »

For Xbox na the only campaign I really truly enjoy is blackwater (the noncp, nonvet). Emperor isn't held for weeks, there are pretty equal amounts of the factions, and it feels friendlier overall. As for factions, I have played on all of them and am happiest on red.

For vet campaigns, a lot are empty buff servers. Scourge is usually full with AD being a bit more dominant as of late, and EP has been struggling with some issues to say the least. DC currently has emp there. Haderus always seems to be pop-locked, but it's far too laggy for me to venture in, so I couldn't say who is dominating there.

As for "powerful", I can only give my opinions: AD has numbers, DC has what seems to be good organization/coordination, EP has some amazing players but some major drama (it doesn't seem like we're very organized most of the time, at least in scourge).

If we're going to get really opinionated here lol I'll say that when I played with AD I hated it, as there are a lot of elitists (not everyone obviously, there are some awesome yellows). And I get the majority of my hate-tells from AD players lol.

This guy nailed it on Scourge.

AD - Ridiculous numbers, the largest number of awful players. For every great player there are dozens of people who are cannon fodder.

DC - Smallest numbers. Highest percentage of great players. If you're in a group, the last thing you want to see is the best group of DC.

EP - Probably has the highest number of players ranging from good to great but they mostly can't stand each other.

My estimates are that each has the following populations that play regularly.

AD: 500+, maybe 10 great players.
DC: Under 200, probably 30 great players.
EP: Under 300, upwards of 100 very good to great players constantly worrying more about proving their greatness than actually helping.

This is spot on. The only thing that is incorrect is the amount of good players in EP. We have the least amount of good players. If you are a great player in EP, chances are you have been called a cheater or hax.

Says Prince Fabulous, the guy with more than 3 videos on YouTube clearly showing your character using dawnbreakers faster than a nightblade could incap once.

PS, this is an Xbox thread sweetheart.

My point exactly

BFT88

PrinceFabious wrote: »

BFT88 wrote: »

PrinceFabious wrote: »

danielpatrickkeaneub17_ESO wrote: »

Stoopid_Nwah wrote: »

For Xbox na the only campaign I really truly enjoy is blackwater (the noncp, nonvet). Emperor isn't held for weeks, there are pretty equal amounts of the factions, and it feels friendlier overall. As for factions, I have played on all of them and am happiest on red.

For vet campaigns, a lot are empty buff servers. Scourge is usually full with AD being a bit more dominant as of late, and EP has been struggling with some issues to say the least. DC currently has emp there. Haderus always seems to be pop-locked, but it's far too laggy for me to venture in, so I couldn't say who is dominating there.

As for "powerful", I can only give my opinions: AD has numbers, DC has what seems to be good organization/coordination, EP has some amazing players but some major drama (it doesn't seem like we're very organized most of the time, at least in scourge).

If we're going to get really opinionated here lol I'll say that when I played with AD I hated it, as there are a lot of elitists (not everyone obviously, there are some awesome yellows). And I get the majority of my hate-tells from AD players lol.

This guy nailed it on Scourge.

AD - Ridiculous numbers, the largest number of awful players. For every great player there are dozens of people who are cannon fodder.

DC - Smallest numbers. Highest percentage of great players. If you're in a group, the last thing you want to see is the best group of DC.

EP - Probably has the highest number of players ranging from good to great but they mostly can't stand each other.

My estimates are that each has the following populations that play regularly.

AD: 500+, maybe 10 great players.
DC: Under 200, probably 30 great players.
EP: Under 300, upwards of 100 very good to great players constantly worrying more about proving their greatness than actually helping.

This is spot on. The only thing that is incorrect is the amount of good players in EP. We have the least amount of good players. If you are a great player in EP, chances are you have been called a cheater or hax.

Says Prince Fabulous, the guy with more than 3 videos on YouTube clearly showing your character using dawnbreakers faster than a nightblade could incap once.

PS, this is an Xbox thread sweetheart.

My point exactly

And what is your point? Just look up dubzug exposed on YouTube rofl. Dat cheat engine doe kappa.

PrinceFabious

BFT88 wrote: »

PrinceFabious wrote: »

BFT88 wrote: »

PrinceFabious wrote: »

danielpatrickkeaneub17_ESO wrote: »

Stoopid_Nwah wrote: »

For Xbox na the only campaign I really truly enjoy is blackwater (the noncp, nonvet). Emperor isn't held for weeks, there are pretty equal amounts of the factions, and it feels friendlier overall. As for factions, I have played on all of them and am happiest on red.

For vet campaigns, a lot are empty buff servers. Scourge is usually full with AD being a bit more dominant as of late, and EP has been struggling with some issues to say the least. DC currently has emp there. Haderus always seems to be pop-locked, but it's far too laggy for me to venture in, so I couldn't say who is dominating there.

As for "powerful", I can only give my opinions: AD has numbers, DC has what seems to be good organization/coordination, EP has some amazing players but some major drama (it doesn't seem like we're very organized most of the time, at least in scourge).

If we're going to get really opinionated here lol I'll say that when I played with AD I hated it, as there are a lot of elitists (not everyone obviously, there are some awesome yellows). And I get the majority of my hate-tells from AD players lol.

This guy nailed it on Scourge.

AD - Ridiculous numbers, the largest number of awful players. For every great player there are dozens of people who are cannon fodder.

DC - Smallest numbers. Highest percentage of great players. If you're in a group, the last thing you want to see is the best group of DC.

EP - Probably has the highest number of players ranging from good to great but they mostly can't stand each other.

My estimates are that each has the following populations that play regularly.

AD: 500+, maybe 10 great players.
DC: Under 200, probably 30 great players.
EP: Under 300, upwards of 100 very good to great players constantly worrying more about proving their greatness than actually helping.

This is spot on. The only thing that is incorrect is the amount of good players in EP. We have the least amount of good players. If you are a great player in EP, chances are you have been called a cheater or hax.

Says Prince Fabulous, the guy with more than 3 videos on YouTube clearly showing your character using dawnbreakers faster than a nightblade could incap once.

PS, this is an Xbox thread sweetheart.

My point exactly

And what is your point? Just look up dubzug exposed on YouTube rofl. Dat cheat engine doe kappa.

I did..thats my evil hunter, look closely . You are always looking for reason to why you got 1vXd. Let me give you a lesson in pvp..when you see 2 dawnbreakers on someones recap, the first one is the initial impact and second one is the dot damage. Its a l2p issue.

Publius_Scipio

There is an alliance stronger than anything you or I have ever seen my European friend.... Dark forces not felt for an era are returning to the mortal realm.... Bubbling up from the smallest of cracks and crevices in the ground.... The mad king, King Krotha, his mind twisted and warped by a constant sugar high. His mind pummeled by processed sugars and preservatives..... Mad King Krotha has aligned himself with the dark wizard Lowbei!

Lowbei with all semblance of good having left him long ago now, seeks to accomplish his goal of destroying all of Nirn. Lowbei has discovered an ancient buried evil and seeks the key, the Black Cauldron, to unleashing it!

https://youtu.be/mzq95Mgi0SY

Long long ago, there was a general from High Rock, Brandon South Ga, who led the largest army in all of Tamriel, EG (Eminent Gerbils). General Brandon and his army guarded and fought against any and all foes who threatened the lands making up what we all know as current day Daggerfall Covenant.

After some time General Brandon grew tired of the rules and orders coming from the then rulers, the Council of Kings. Brandon saw the Council as old men disconnected from the real world. Old men ruling by a false authority. He grew restless and emboldened by his position as commander of the world's largest army, turned more brazen. Instead of following orders to hold the borders, he and his soldiers would make several incursions into the adjacent lands to "make preemptive strikes against the enemy".

The Council of Kings ordered Brandon to immediately pull back and follow orders. When Brandon refused the Council voted and unanimously stripped Brandon of his title of general. They ordered EG disbanded. Brandon enraged by what he saw as a betrayal of kin, disobeyed.... And so it began.....

Brandon with a massive army of soldiers still loyal to him, set siege to the very lands and people he once swore to protect. The garrison at Bangkorai was overrun.... Glenumbra burned.... The capital of Wayrest was surrounded....

In Tamriel's hour of need, four companions (The Four) took up arms. The redguard king, King Richard, paitient 0 werewolf Lefty Lucy, the hair product abusing potty mouth elf boy Sypher, and the MIGHTY STAM SORC FENGRUSH first of his kind.

(Ysgrammor was an absolute sissy! He needed 500 companions! While here only four! And if Ysgrammor takes issue with this you tell him to speak with me, Scipio!)

These four companions cut a swath through EG, eventually causing Brandon and his remaining troops to retreat north into the cold and unforgiving mountains of what we know as modern day Wrothgar. The Four in hot pursuit eventually cornered General Brandon like the skeever he was in an ancient long forgotten fortress high atop the snow capped peaks.

The Four engaged the enemy.... The once honored general, General Brandon South Ga, was defeated.... But before Brandon's forced departure, he exclaimed to the four warriors standing before him.

Death is only a prison. The key will set me free, and I will satiate my vengeance with your blood.

https://youtu.be/gt6Oomg2SUI

The fallen general's soul departed Mundus.........

Mad King Krotha while excavating a site for a new M&M's manufacturing plant near Drakelowe Keep unearth the Black Cauldron.... Yes my dear European friend, the Black Cauldron!!! An evil ancient artifact giving the one who possesss it command over the dead!!!!

Lowbei has aligned himself with the Mad King in order to attain the Balck Cauldron and use it!!! Lowbei, when the time is right, will stab Krotha in the back, and raise the cursed general and his army from the dead!! And Lowbei will see all of Nirn burn!!!!!! Burn in black fire!!!!!!!!




This is the alliance you must fear my dear friend.... So says the Scipio....... Farewell.

https://youtu.be/KVxoRA5XDNs

Don Jay is the small excited goblin sidekick.

BFT88

PrinceFabious wrote: »

BFT88 wrote: »

PrinceFabious wrote: »

BFT88 wrote: »

PrinceFabious wrote: »

danielpatrickkeaneub17_ESO wrote: »

Stoopid_Nwah wrote: »

For Xbox na the only campaign I really truly enjoy is blackwater (the noncp, nonvet). Emperor isn't held for weeks, there are pretty equal amounts of the factions, and it feels friendlier overall. As for factions, I have played on all of them and am happiest on red.

For vet campaigns, a lot are empty buff servers. Scourge is usually full with AD being a bit more dominant as of late, and EP has been struggling with some issues to say the least. DC currently has emp there. Haderus always seems to be pop-locked, but it's far too laggy for me to venture in, so I couldn't say who is dominating there.

As for "powerful", I can only give my opinions: AD has numbers, DC has what seems to be good organization/coordination, EP has some amazing players but some major drama (it doesn't seem like we're very organized most of the time, at least in scourge).

If we're going to get really opinionated here lol I'll say that when I played with AD I hated it, as there are a lot of elitists (not everyone obviously, there are some awesome yellows). And I get the majority of my hate-tells from AD players lol.

This guy nailed it on Scourge.

AD - Ridiculous numbers, the largest number of awful players. For every great player there are dozens of people who are cannon fodder.

DC - Smallest numbers. Highest percentage of great players. If you're in a group, the last thing you want to see is the best group of DC.

EP - Probably has the highest number of players ranging from good to great but they mostly can't stand each other.

My estimates are that each has the following populations that play regularly.

AD: 500+, maybe 10 great players.
DC: Under 200, probably 30 great players.
EP: Under 300, upwards of 100 very good to great players constantly worrying more about proving their greatness than actually helping.

This is spot on. The only thing that is incorrect is the amount of good players in EP. We have the least amount of good players. If you are a great player in EP, chances are you have been called a cheater or hax.

Says Prince Fabulous, the guy with more than 3 videos on YouTube clearly showing your character using dawnbreakers faster than a nightblade could incap once.

PS, this is an Xbox thread sweetheart.

My point exactly

And what is your point? Just look up dubzug exposed on YouTube rofl. Dat cheat engine doe kappa.

I did..thats my evil hunter, look closely . You are always looking for reason to why you got 1vXd. Let me give you a lesson in pvp..when you see 2 dawnbreakers on someones recap, the first one is the initial impact and second one is the dot damage. Its a l2p issue.

Lol you popped an ability to find stealthed players while fighting someone out in the open? Ooooookay you're dumber than I thought.

And I'm talking about VISUALLY seeing a white hammer dropped TWICE. I said nothing about a recap. Keep back stepping the proof it's cute kiddo.

PrinceFabious

BFT88 wrote: »

PrinceFabious wrote: »

BFT88 wrote: »

PrinceFabious wrote: »

BFT88 wrote: »

PrinceFabious wrote: »

danielpatrickkeaneub17_ESO wrote: »

Stoopid_Nwah wrote: »

For Xbox na the only campaign I really truly enjoy is blackwater (the noncp, nonvet). Emperor isn't held for weeks, there are pretty equal amounts of the factions, and it feels friendlier overall. As for factions, I have played on all of them and am happiest on red.

For vet campaigns, a lot are empty buff servers. Scourge is usually full with AD being a bit more dominant as of late, and EP has been struggling with some issues to say the least. DC currently has emp there. Haderus always seems to be pop-locked, but it's far too laggy for me to venture in, so I couldn't say who is dominating there.

As for "powerful", I can only give my opinions: AD has numbers, DC has what seems to be good organization/coordination, EP has some amazing players but some major drama (it doesn't seem like we're very organized most of the time, at least in scourge).

If we're going to get really opinionated here lol I'll say that when I played with AD I hated it, as there are a lot of elitists (not everyone obviously, there are some awesome yellows). And I get the majority of my hate-tells from AD players lol.

This guy nailed it on Scourge.

AD - Ridiculous numbers, the largest number of awful players. For every great player there are dozens of people who are cannon fodder.

DC - Smallest numbers. Highest percentage of great players. If you're in a group, the last thing you want to see is the best group of DC.

EP - Probably has the highest number of players ranging from good to great but they mostly can't stand each other.

My estimates are that each has the following populations that play regularly.

AD: 500+, maybe 10 great players.
DC: Under 200, probably 30 great players.
EP: Under 300, upwards of 100 very good to great players constantly worrying more about proving their greatness than actually helping.

This is spot on. The only thing that is incorrect is the amount of good players in EP. We have the least amount of good players. If you are a great player in EP, chances are you have been called a cheater or hax.

Says Prince Fabulous, the guy with more than 3 videos on YouTube clearly showing your character using dawnbreakers faster than a nightblade could incap once.

PS, this is an Xbox thread sweetheart.

My point exactly

And what is your point? Just look up dubzug exposed on YouTube rofl. Dat cheat engine doe kappa.

I did..thats my evil hunter, look closely . You are always looking for reason to why you got 1vXd. Let me give you a lesson in pvp..when you see 2 dawnbreakers on someones recap, the first one is the initial impact and second one is the dot damage. Its a l2p issue.

Lol you popped an ability to find stealthed players while fighting someone out in the open? Ooooookay you're dumber than I thought.

And I'm talking about VISUALLY seeing a white hammer dropped TWICE. I said nothing about a recap. Keep back stepping the proof it's cute kiddo.

Like I said, you are just salty because you are 1vX material

Publius_Scipio

Ahahaha, like i've said before. My posts are even better reading them again after time has passed. I have successfully taken live players and their personalities and weaved them into the Elder Scrolls universe itself!

SRASinister

On Xbox NA it really is a toss up on alliances.

Past
DC - used to be hands down the best man for man alliance where the weakest player could still perform well.
AD - Had a couple of elite guilds that destroyed the competition
EP - zerged and got farmed, had overwhelming numbers more than both alliance combined

Now
DC - Have more people than before (though a lot have quit) but the average DC has gone done in quality though the original dc pvp'ers are still good but the randoms are not good anymore. Still have some of the best guilds.
AD - Have turned into the past EP with relatively few decent players since a lot quit or rerolled. Zergs campaigns hard and farmable. Guilds communicate quite a bit though.
EP - Bad communication among guilds and disappearance of guilds. Good players, but still have sub-par randoms. A lot of EP has quit or rerolled. Doesn't really care about campaigns that much any more. A lot of higher ranks on EP like AD doesn't mean much about the player like it used to.

DC is probably the hardest alliance to join if your a newbie, EP has some guilds to help newbies but really none of these are that good and most of the better ones don't invite newbies any more. AD is probably better for newbies.

Father_X_Zombie

DC: (my faction) Most good players but least numbers overall. the last thing you want to fight is a good group of DC. Unfortunately, sometimes DC can hold more drama then EP, also DC hates to siege and would rather sit in a tower at Arrius then crown an emperor

EP: Used to be exclusively pugs getting tower farmed and 1vXed but have stepped up their game. Drama prevents them from really reaching their full potential but they have some good PvP guilds and some decent players to make up for it.
Unlike DC they actually LOVE to siege a bit too much, which gets really annoying

AD: The old EP in a nutshell. guilds full of exploiters, tryhards and cancer builds like to ruin campaigns for what seems to be sadistic fun. Dont get me wrong, some of the best duelers and guilds on Xbox are still in AD but they are pretty much a shadow of their former selves.

RebornV3x

Not sure who the best alliance is in PVP but I can tell you what the worst alliance is if that helps?

At the end of the day EP struggle the most its not that we don't have good players what Ive realized its were too spread out among campaigns if they were to get rid of a campaign or 2 on Xbox One EP would probably do alot better during prime time.

Toast_STS

Father_X_Zombie wrote: »

DC: (my faction) Most good players but least numbers overall. the last thing you want to fight is a good group of DC. Unfortunately, sometimes DC can hold more drama then EP, also DC hates to siege and would rather sit in a tower at Arrius then crown an emperor

EP: Used to be exclusively pugs getting tower farmed and 1vXed but have stepped up their game. Drama prevents them from really reaching their full potential but they have some good PvP guilds and some decent players to make up for it.
Unlike DC they actually LOVE to siege a bit too much, which gets really annoying

AD: The old EP in a nutshell. guilds full of exploiters, tryhards and cancer builds like to ruin campaigns for what seems to be sadistic fun. Dont get me wrong, some of the best duelers and guilds on Xbox are still in AD but they are pretty much a shadow of their former selves.

So true. But when we do siege it's usually 2 different outer walls. I like to call us "two wall daggerfall".

Father_X_Zombie

Toast_STS wrote: »

Father_X_Zombie wrote: »

DC: (my faction) Most good players but least numbers overall. the last thing you want to fight is a good group of DC. Unfortunately, sometimes DC can hold more drama then EP, also DC hates to siege and would rather sit in a tower at Arrius then crown an emperor

EP: Used to be exclusively pugs getting tower farmed and 1vXed but have stepped up their game. Drama prevents them from really reaching their full potential but they have some good PvP guilds and some decent players to make up for it.
Unlike DC they actually LOVE to siege a bit too much, which gets really annoying

AD: The old EP in a nutshell. guilds full of exploiters, tryhards and cancer builds like to ruin campaigns for what seems to be sadistic fun. Dont get me wrong, some of the best duelers and guilds on Xbox are still in AD but they are pretty much a shadow of their former selves.

So true. But when we do siege it's usually 2 different outer walls. I like to call us "two wall daggerfall".

Lol I'm using that from now on if you don't mind it's so true!

Sandman929

Toast_STS wrote: »

Father_X_Zombie wrote: »

DC: (my faction) Most good players but least numbers overall. the last thing you want to fight is a good group of DC. Unfortunately, sometimes DC can hold more drama then EP, also DC hates to siege and would rather sit in a tower at Arrius then crown an emperor

EP: Used to be exclusively pugs getting tower farmed and 1vXed but have stepped up their game. Drama prevents them from really reaching their full potential but they have some good PvP guilds and some decent players to make up for it.
Unlike DC they actually LOVE to siege a bit too much, which gets really annoying

AD: The old EP in a nutshell. guilds full of exploiters, tryhards and cancer builds like to ruin campaigns for what seems to be sadistic fun. Dont get me wrong, some of the best duelers and guilds on Xbox are still in AD but they are pretty much a shadow of their former selves.

So true. But when we do siege it's usually 2 different outer walls. I like to call us "two wall daggerfall".

We're just fans of a nice cross breeze....a little natural lighting in the keeps and outposts.

nlevesque3

Publius_Scipio wrote: »

There is an alliance stronger than anything you or I have ever seen my European friend.... Dark forces not felt for an era are returning to the mortal realm.... Bubbling up from the smallest of cracks and crevices in the ground.... The mad king, King Krotha, his mind twisted and warped by a constant sugar high. His mind pummeled by processed sugars and preservatives..... Mad King Krotha has aligned himself with the dark wizard Lowbei!

Lowbei with all semblance of good having left him long ago now, seeks to accomplish his goal of destroying all of Nirn. Lowbei has discovered an ancient buried evil and seeks the key, the Black Cauldron, to unleashing it!

https://youtu.be/mzq95Mgi0SY

Long long ago, there was a general from High Rock, Brandon South Ga, who led the largest army in all of Tamriel, EG (Eminent Gerbils). General Brandon and his army guarded and fought against any and all foes who threatened the lands making up what we all know as current day Daggerfall Covenant.

After some time General Brandon grew tired of the rules and orders coming from the then rulers, the Council of Kings. Brandon saw the Council as old men disconnected from the real world. Old men ruling by a false authority. He grew restless and emboldened by his position as commander of the world's largest army, turned more brazen. Instead of following orders to hold the borders, he and his soldiers would make several incursions into the adjacent lands to "make preemptive strikes against the enemy".

The Council of Kings ordered Brandon to immediately pull back and follow orders. When Brandon refused the Council voted and unanimously stripped Brandon of his title of general. They ordered EG disbanded. Brandon enraged by what he saw as a betrayal of kin, disobeyed.... And so it began.....

Brandon with a massive army of soldiers still loyal to him, set siege to the very lands and people he once swore to protect. The garrison at Bangkorai was overrun.... Glenumbra burned.... The capital of Wayrest was surrounded....

In Tamriel's hour of need, four companions (The Four) took up arms. The redguard king, King Richard, paitient 0 werewolf Lefty Lucy, the hair product abusing potty mouth elf boy Sypher, and the MIGHTY STAM SORC FENGRUSH first of his kind.

(Ysgrammor was an absolute sissy! He needed 500 companions! While here only four! And if Ysgrammor takes issue with this you tell him to speak with me, Scipio!)

These four companions cut a swath through EG, eventually causing Brandon and his remaining troops to retreat north into the cold and unforgiving mountains of what we know as modern day Wrothgar. The Four in hot pursuit eventually cornered General Brandon like the skeever he was in an ancient long forgotten fortress high atop the snow capped peaks.

The Four engaged the enemy.... The once honored general, General Brandon South Ga, was defeated.... But before Brandon's forced departure, he exclaimed to the four warriors standing before him.

Death is only a prison. The key will set me free, and I will satiate my vengeance with your blood.

https://youtu.be/gt6Oomg2SUI

The fallen general's soul departed Mundus.........

Mad King Krotha while excavating a site for a new M&M's manufacturing plant near Drakelowe Keep unearth the Black Cauldron.... Yes my dear European friend, the Black Cauldron!!! An evil ancient artifact giving the one who possesss it command over the dead!!!!

Lowbei has aligned himself with the Mad King in order to attain the Balck Cauldron and use it!!! Lowbei, when the time is right, will stab Krotha in the back, and raise the cursed general and his army from the dead!! And Lowbei will see all of Nirn burn!!!!!! Burn in black fire!!!!!!!!




This is the alliance you must fear my dear friend.... So says the Scipio....... Farewell.

https://youtu.be/KVxoRA5XDNs

Don Jay is the small excited goblin sidekick.

Haha we'll see

Publius_Scipio wrote: »

Ahahaha, like i've said before. My posts are even better reading them again after time has passed. I have successfully taken live players and their personalities and weaved them into the Elder Scrolls universe itself!

Congrats




...but where's Fixate?

Publius_Scipio

nlevesque3 wrote: »

Publius_Scipio wrote: »

There is an alliance stronger than anything you or I have ever seen my European friend.... Dark forces not felt for an era are returning to the mortal realm.... Bubbling up from the smallest of cracks and crevices in the ground.... The mad king, King Krotha, his mind twisted and warped by a constant sugar high. His mind pummeled by processed sugars and preservatives..... Mad King Krotha has aligned himself with the dark wizard Lowbei!

Lowbei with all semblance of good having left him long ago now, seeks to accomplish his goal of destroying all of Nirn. Lowbei has discovered an ancient buried evil and seeks the key, the Black Cauldron, to unleashing it!

https://youtu.be/mzq95Mgi0SY

Long long ago, there was a general from High Rock, Brandon South Ga, who led the largest army in all of Tamriel, EG (Eminent Gerbils). General Brandon and his army guarded and fought against any and all foes who threatened the lands making up what we all know as current day Daggerfall Covenant.

After some time General Brandon grew tired of the rules and orders coming from the then rulers, the Council of Kings. Brandon saw the Council as old men disconnected from the real world. Old men ruling by a false authority. He grew restless and emboldened by his position as commander of the world's largest army, turned more brazen. Instead of following orders to hold the borders, he and his soldiers would make several incursions into the adjacent lands to "make preemptive strikes against the enemy".

The Council of Kings ordered Brandon to immediately pull back and follow orders. When Brandon refused the Council voted and unanimously stripped Brandon of his title of general. They ordered EG disbanded. Brandon enraged by what he saw as a betrayal of kin, disobeyed.... And so it began.....

Brandon with a massive army of soldiers still loyal to him, set siege to the very lands and people he once swore to protect. The garrison at Bangkorai was overrun.... Glenumbra burned.... The capital of Wayrest was surrounded....

In Tamriel's hour of need, four companions (The Four) took up arms. The redguard king, King Richard, paitient 0 werewolf Lefty Lucy, the hair product abusing potty mouth elf boy Sypher, and the MIGHTY STAM SORC FENGRUSH first of his kind.

(Ysgrammor was an absolute sissy! He needed 500 companions! While here only four! And if Ysgrammor takes issue with this you tell him to speak with me, Scipio!)

These four companions cut a swath through EG, eventually causing Brandon and his remaining troops to retreat north into the cold and unforgiving mountains of what we know as modern day Wrothgar. The Four in hot pursuit eventually cornered General Brandon like the skeever he was in an ancient long forgotten fortress high atop the snow capped peaks.

The Four engaged the enemy.... The once honored general, General Brandon South Ga, was defeated.... But before Brandon's forced departure, he exclaimed to the four warriors standing before him.

Death is only a prison. The key will set me free, and I will satiate my vengeance with your blood.

https://youtu.be/gt6Oomg2SUI

The fallen general's soul departed Mundus.........

Mad King Krotha while excavating a site for a new M&M's manufacturing plant near Drakelowe Keep unearth the Black Cauldron.... Yes my dear European friend, the Black Cauldron!!! An evil ancient artifact giving the one who possesss it command over the dead!!!!

Lowbei has aligned himself with the Mad King in order to attain the Balck Cauldron and use it!!! Lowbei, when the time is right, will stab Krotha in the back, and raise the cursed general and his army from the dead!! And Lowbei will see all of Nirn burn!!!!!! Burn in black fire!!!!!!!!




This is the alliance you must fear my dear friend.... So says the Scipio....... Farewell.

https://youtu.be/KVxoRA5XDNs

Don Jay is the small excited goblin sidekick.

Haha we'll see

Publius_Scipio wrote: »

Ahahaha, like i've said before. My posts are even better reading them again after time has passed. I have successfully taken live players and their personalities and weaved them into the Elder Scrolls universe itself!

Congrats




...but where's Fixate?

Fixate and Nicolle went camping in the Jerral Mountains. They were never seen again.

niklavek

3 is l'emetus, the past, the void.
2 is n3.
1 is the ninth, the dreamer.

In that many days, we will reach our day.

Publius_Scipio

Fantastic! Always good when a wandering soul travels the vast depths of these forums and gives one of my tales a thumbs up. Alerting me to an older piece! Even I forget sometimes what legends I have told!

lunalitetempler

Ep.

Kay1

PS4 EU

DC = Best solo players
AD = Best small scale groups
EP = Zergs, all their good players left or play at 1000 miles away from an EP keep.

Takllin

Kay1 wrote: »

AD = Best small scale groups

It's like this on PC NA too.