The Difference with EP and AD in PVP

God_flakes

WuffyCerulei wrote: »

God_flakes wrote: »

To trigger, like I apparently did with thou.

Elong wrote: »

God_flakes wrote: »

Kryptonite_Kent wrote: »

There is no difference between players on factions, and a lot of them are the same players with multiple alts who cross faction...

Oh isn't that the truth, Ruth!! The faction war means nothing when Haxus can't crown Onric without calling in all their Ad buddies to help them. Smfh.

Why do you make these sort of posts? Is it constructive? Is it an outlet for your pent up sadness?

Elong

God_flakes wrote: »

To trigger, like I apparently did with thou.

Elong wrote: »

God_flakes wrote: »

Kryptonite_Kent wrote: »

There is no difference between players on factions, and a lot of them are the same players with multiple alts who cross faction...

Oh isn't that the truth, Ruth!! The faction war means nothing when Haxus can't crown Onric without calling in all their Ad buddies to help them. Smfh.

Why do you make these sort of posts? Is it constructive? Is it an outlet for your pent up sadness?

Sadly no triggering here frand. Merely concern.

Esgameplaya1

WuffyCerulei wrote: »

Esgameplaya1 wrote: »

WuffyCerulei wrote: »

Esgameplaya1 wrote: »

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Fun and loving really

kevlarto_ESO

I have 9 players on ignore,(I have been here since early beta) most of them are ep that sent hate tells in pvp and would not shut up and no one could repel whining of that magnitude, maybe a couple of DC players and not one AD on my ignore list even though there is a couple of AD that should be on my list but I am amused and some of the nonsense they come up with.

AD chat can get pretty salty at times, I have no characters in any other faction or played any other faction I have no idea what chat is like in those factions, but guess I am glad to hear AD chat is not all that bad compared to others.

Force-Siphon

That guy "Shelton"who talks about me all the time is by far my most killed player since I reinstalled kill counter, he is funny maybe he should spend less time in zone chat and more time getting good...but I think the name is funny too lol

10/10 would farm salt again

Drummerx04

DC Cyro zone chat tends to go along several common paths beyond the usual callouts:

• Why is everyone at Chalman? AD is taking Ash...
• Why is everyone at Chalman? EP is taking Aleswell...
• Why is everyone at Chalman? EP/AD have all of our back keeps and are attacking scroll X!
• Why is everyone at Chalman? The only keep we have is Brindle, wtf?
• Why is everyone at Chalman? Ash has been yellow for the last 6 hours.
• ERP starting in bruma in 5 minutes
• Why is everyone at Chalman? AD has emp.

And thus we see a pattern emerge.

WuffyCerulei

Force-Siphon wrote: »

That guy "Shelton"who talks about me all the time is by far my most killed player since I reinstalled kill counter, he is funny maybe he should spend less time in zone chat and more time getting good...but I think the name is funny too lol

10/10 would farm salt again

Omg the salt our friend Shelton spills in zone chat is rediculous.

Kutsuu

But AD has that *one fellow* to keep our chat salty at all times. I just keep chat minimized in Cyrodiil.

edit: naming & shaming policy is dumb.

WuffyCerulei

Kutsuu wrote: »

But AD has that *one fellow* to keep our chat salty at all times. I just keep chat minimized in Cyrodiil.

edit: naming & shaming policy is dumb.

I just tune em out or say dumb and silly comments in zone chat to keep things light-hearted.

Skitttles

Drummerx04 wrote: »

DC Cyro zone chat tends to go along several common paths beyond the usual callouts:

• Why is everyone at Chalman? AD is taking Ash...
• Why is everyone at Chalman? EP is taking Aleswell...
• Why is everyone at Chalman? EP/AD have all of our back keeps and are attacking scroll X!
• Why is everyone at Chalman? The only keep we have is Brindle, wtf?
• Why is everyone at Chalman? Ash has been yellow for the last 6 hours.
• ERP starting in bruma in 5 minutes
• Why is everyone at Chalman? AD has emp.

And thus we see a pattern emerge.

Chalman is always the answer.

aidenmoore

Drummerx04 wrote: »

DC Cyro zone chat tends to go along several common paths beyond the usual callouts:

• Why is everyone at Chalman? AD is taking Ash...
• Why is everyone at Chalman? EP is taking Aleswell...
• Why is everyone at Chalman? EP/AD have all of our back keeps and are attacking scroll X!
• Why is everyone at Chalman? The only keep we have is Brindle, wtf?
• Why is everyone at Chalman? Ash has been yellow for the last 6 hours.
• ERP starting in bruma in 5 minutes
• Why is everyone at Chalman? AD has emp.

And thus we see a pattern emerge.

And 1 more. Looking for Chalman's group.

ScooberSteve

Platform server? Peak time off peak time?

WuffyCerulei

ScooberSteve wrote: »

Platform server? Peak time off peak time?

NA PC, during evening in Central US, which is generally prime time.

pcar944

Drummerx04 wrote: »

DC Cyro zone chat tends to go along several common paths beyond the usual callouts:

• Why is everyone at Chalman? AD is taking Ash...
• Why is everyone at Chalman? EP is taking Aleswell...
• Why is everyone at Chalman? EP/AD have all of our back keeps and are attacking scroll X!
• Why is everyone at Chalman? The only keep we have is Brindle, wtf?
• Why is everyone at Chalman? Ash has been yellow for the last 6 hours.
• ERP starting in bruma in 5 minutes
• Why is everyone at Chalman? AD has emp.

And thus we see a pattern emerge.

Chalman, DC's ONLY homekeep on the map

Strider_Roshin

The dueling system made me realize that the best duelists are in EP.

Celas_Dranacea

I feel like the important thing is AD has a good number of people trying to actively promote a positive atmosphere by doing small things like congratulating groups when they do a good job, responding when there's a call for help, etc.

Jamini

Celas_Dranacea wrote: »

I feel like the important thing is AD has a good number of people trying to actively promote a positive atmosphere by doing small things like congratulating groups when they do a good job, responding when there's a call for help, etc.

Can attest for this, even over on Azura's.

Sadly over here it seems that AD also has the lowest concentration of no-lifers. We can take and hold stuff just find during NA primetime, but during off-hours we get our *** handed to us regularly.

God_flakes

Drummerx04 wrote: »

DC Cyro zone chat tends to go along several common paths beyond the usual callouts:

• Why is everyone at Chalman? AD is taking Ash...
• Why is everyone at Chalman? EP is taking Aleswell...
• Why is everyone at Chalman? EP/AD have all of our back keeps and are attacking scroll X!
• Why is everyone at Chalman? The only keep we have is Brindle, wtf?
• Why is everyone at Chalman? Ash has been yellow for the last 6 hours.
• ERP starting in bruma in 5 minutes
• Why is everyone at Chalman? AD has emp.

And thus we see a pattern emerge.

yup

tonemd

pcar944 wrote: »

Drummerx04 wrote: »

DC Cyro zone chat tends to go along several common paths beyond the usual callouts:

• Why is everyone at Chalman? AD is taking Ash...
• Why is everyone at Chalman? EP is taking Aleswell...
• Why is everyone at Chalman? EP/AD have all of our back keeps and are attacking scroll X!
• Why is everyone at Chalman? The only keep we have is Brindle, wtf?
• Why is everyone at Chalman? Ash has been yellow for the last 6 hours.
• ERP starting in bruma in 5 minutes
• Why is everyone at Chalman? AD has emp.

And thus we see a pattern emerge.

Chalman, DC's ONLY homekeep on the map

Well, the mine IS pretty cozy.

tonemd

pcar944 wrote: »

Drummerx04 wrote: »

DC Cyro zone chat tends to go along several common paths beyond the usual callouts:

• Why is everyone at Chalman? AD is taking Ash...
• Why is everyone at Chalman? EP is taking Aleswell...
• Why is everyone at Chalman? EP/AD have all of our back keeps and are attacking scroll X!
• Why is everyone at Chalman? The only keep we have is Brindle, wtf?
• Why is everyone at Chalman? Ash has been yellow for the last 6 hours.
• ERP starting in bruma in 5 minutes
• Why is everyone at Chalman? AD has emp.

And thus we see a pattern emerge.

Chalman, DC's ONLY homekeep on the map

Well, the mine IS pretty cozy.

Lucky28

tonemd wrote: »

pcar944 wrote: »

Drummerx04 wrote: »

DC Cyro zone chat tends to go along several common paths beyond the usual callouts:

• Why is everyone at Chalman? AD is taking Ash...
• Why is everyone at Chalman? EP is taking Aleswell...
• Why is everyone at Chalman? EP/AD have all of our back keeps and are attacking scroll X!
• Why is everyone at Chalman? The only keep we have is Brindle, wtf?
• Why is everyone at Chalman? Ash has been yellow for the last 6 hours.
• ERP starting in bruma in 5 minutes
• Why is everyone at Chalman? AD has emp.

And thus we see a pattern emerge.

Chalman, DC's ONLY homekeep on the map

Well, the mine IS pretty cozy.

it used to be. now it's not that fun fighting there anymore or rather it's just the same as any other resource.

Minno

Celas_Dranacea wrote: »

I feel like the important thing is AD has a good number of people trying to actively promote a positive atmosphere by doing small things like congratulating groups when they do a good job, responding when there's a call for help, etc.

DC does this too from time to time. Glad to know AD is trying to promote a positive environment on that side of the pond!

Magus

From my experience, here's my observations about the factions geared around PC NA TF campaign.

AD has the least toxic zone chat and the most amount of pugs/less organized groups. AD is probably also the most casual/least hardcore faction; however, they have some of the strongest guilds left in the game but they do not generally run nightly. So AD is hot and cold as a result, either a glory zerg or where is everyone? Pugs get farmed at alessia bridge mercilessly.

DC has most number of organized guilds that run nightly but often do not cooperate with each other - lot of hostility between group leads. Not very many pugs, lot of small mans but small mans are usually zerg surfing. Zone chat can be toxic but mostly geared around guild feuds. DC faction stacks are most scary because the average player skill levels seems a bit higher - even numbers DC will generally win engagements.

EP has most toxic zone chat. Multiple raids of PM - literally only guild left in game running multiple raids within one TS. Staxus usually riding inside of PM or bombing you after you use ults on PM. Have seen invictus running around in numbers again but they seem to try not to faction stack as much when they have a good sized raid going. Faction most likely to faction stack.

moonio

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Magus wrote: »

DC faction stacks are most scary because the average player skill levels seems a bit higher - even numbers DC will generally win engagements.

GreenSoup2HoT

Riften used to be my favorite town as a DC player before One Tamriel. Then One Tamriel hit and all the skyrim fans started coming to the old (i guess i should say future) thieves guild stomping grounds. Some EP players (mostly the young ones) are the worst to deal with.

God_flakes

Magus wrote: »

From my experience, here's my observations about the factions geared around PC NA TF campaign.

AD has the least toxic zone chat and the most amount of pugs/less organized groups. AD is probably also the most casual/least hardcore faction; however, they have some of the strongest guilds left in the game but they do not generally run nightly. So AD is hot and cold as a result, either a glory zerg or where is everyone? Pugs get farmed at alessia bridge mercilessly.

DC has most number of organized guilds that run nightly but often do not cooperate with each other - lot of hostility between group leads. Not very many pugs, lot of small mans but small mans are usually zerg surfing. Zone chat can be toxic but mostly geared around guild feuds. DC faction stacks are most scary because the average player skill levels seems a bit higher - even numbers DC will generally win engagements.

EP has most toxic zone chat. Multiple raids of PM - literally only guild left in game running multiple raids within one TS. Staxus usually riding inside of PM or bombing you after you use ults on PM. Have seen invictus running around in numbers again but they seem to try not to faction stack as much when they have a good sized raid going. Faction most likely to faction stack.

Well summarized. As a lifelong DC'er, though I feel I have to clarify that our zone chat can *seem* toxic but often times it's old timers razzing one another-we are like sisters and brothers in that sense. It can become quite toxic when obvious AD and EP players port in with the intention to only troll us in zone and second guess our strategies. It's kinda like, "we can tease one another. But don't you dare come over and start crap with us." Most guild leads talk behind the scenes with the exception of SG who would rather wipe than accept well meaning advice.

Magus

God_flakes wrote: »

Magus wrote: »

From my experience, here's my observations about the factions geared around PC NA TF campaign.

AD has the least toxic zone chat and the most amount of pugs/less organized groups. AD is probably also the most casual/least hardcore faction; however, they have some of the strongest guilds left in the game but they do not generally run nightly. So AD is hot and cold as a result, either a glory zerg or where is everyone? Pugs get farmed at alessia bridge mercilessly.

DC has most number of organized guilds that run nightly but often do not cooperate with each other - lot of hostility between group leads. Not very many pugs, lot of small mans but small mans are usually zerg surfing. Zone chat can be toxic but mostly geared around guild feuds. DC faction stacks are most scary because the average player skill levels seems a bit higher - even numbers DC will generally win engagements.

EP has most toxic zone chat. Multiple raids of PM - literally only guild left in game running multiple raids within one TS. Staxus usually riding inside of PM or bombing you after you use ults on PM. Have seen invictus running around in numbers again but they seem to try not to faction stack as much when they have a good sized raid going. Faction most likely to faction stack.

Well summarized. As a lifelong DC'er, though I feel I have to clarify that our zone chat can *seem* toxic but often times it's old timers razzing one another-we are like sisters and brothers in that sense. It can become quite toxic when obvious AD and EP players port in with the intention to only troll us in zone and second guess our strategies. It's kinda like, "we can tease one another. But don't you dare come over and start crap with us." Most guild leads talk behind the scenes with the exception of SG who would rather wipe than accept well meaning advice.

Yep order of least toxic to most toxic zone chats is AD -> DC -> EP.

I'll add that every faction stacks at times, usually organically like when pushed back to home tri-keeps. DC faction stack most lethal but most rare of the 3 to occur. AD when they have all the heavy hitters running is 2nd most lethal, sometimes most lethal, and 2nd most likely to occur when pushing an objective - it's hard for AD to faction stack sometimes when the allure of the bridge is too strong. EP faction stack is most likely to happen and least lethal.

God_flakes

Magus wrote: »

God_flakes wrote: »

Magus wrote: »

From my experience, here's my observations about the factions geared around PC NA TF campaign.

AD has the least toxic zone chat and the most amount of pugs/less organized groups. AD is probably also the most casual/least hardcore faction; however, they have some of the strongest guilds left in the game but they do not generally run nightly. So AD is hot and cold as a result, either a glory zerg or where is everyone? Pugs get farmed at alessia bridge mercilessly.

DC has most number of organized guilds that run nightly but often do not cooperate with each other - lot of hostility between group leads. Not very many pugs, lot of small mans but small mans are usually zerg surfing. Zone chat can be toxic but mostly geared around guild feuds. DC faction stacks are most scary because the average player skill levels seems a bit higher - even numbers DC will generally win engagements.

EP has most toxic zone chat. Multiple raids of PM - literally only guild left in game running multiple raids within one TS. Staxus usually riding inside of PM or bombing you after you use ults on PM. Have seen invictus running around in numbers again but they seem to try not to faction stack as much when they have a good sized raid going. Faction most likely to faction stack.

Well summarized. As a lifelong DC'er, though I feel I have to clarify that our zone chat can *seem* toxic but often times it's old timers razzing one another-we are like sisters and brothers in that sense. It can become quite toxic when obvious AD and EP players port in with the intention to only troll us in zone and second guess our strategies. It's kinda like, "we can tease one another. But don't you dare come over and start crap with us." Most guild leads talk behind the scenes with the exception of SG who would rather wipe than accept well meaning advice.

Yep order of least toxic to most toxic zone chats is AD -> DC -> EP.

I'll add that every faction stacks at times, usually organically like when pushed back to home tri-keeps. DC faction stack most lethal but most rare of the 3 to occur. AD when they have all the heavy hitters running is 2nd most lethal, sometimes most lethal, and 2nd most likely to occur when pushing an objective - it's hard for AD to faction stack sometimes when the allure of the bridge is too strong. EP faction stack is most likely to happen and least lethal.

I have been really proud of my fellow DC lately in how they have been handling faction stacking, (I've watched during protracted engagements) and they skillfully maneuver and spread out around the stacked faction and pick off the weak players and then hone in on the stronger players-from what I can see DC does try *not* to blob up, usually. I'm not sure if this has happened organically or if someone has been instructing them in zone to do this. No good every comes of blob-v-blob. They've also been responding well to defenses (which is something DC sometimes slacked at in the past).

imredneckson

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Talcyndl

Let's see...

PC or XBox or PS?

EU or US?

Which of the numerous campaigns?

This is idiotic.