I mostly play in small groups these days, so I do understand the frustration of simply getting overwhelmed by numbers.
But...if you (or I) choose to play solo or in very small groups...in a game where we know most players play in large groups...then do we really get to complain when we get outnumbered?
I mean it, honestly, if you solo or small group, you are choosing to play outnumbered...then you come on the forums complaining that...you were outnumbered...and wanting everyone else to stop playing the way they like to play, so that you can more easily play the way you like to play?
I didn't watch your video, but I was one of the founding members of the guild, When Zergs Collide (CERN) in GW2.
How can I not be a zergling?
I mostly play in small groups these days, so I do understand the frustration of simply getting overwhelmed by numbers.
But...if you (or I) choose to play solo or in very small groups...in a game where we know most players play in large groups...then do we really get to complain when we get outnumbered?
I mean it, honestly, if you solo or small group, you are choosing to play outnumbered...then you come on the forums complaining that...you were outnumbered...and wanting everyone else to stop playing the way they like to play, so that you can more easily play the way you like to play?
Ghost-Shot wrote: »If you hate zergs why would you play this game? The game is pretty awful but its one redeeming quality is that it does large fights better than any other game out there. If competitive small scale pvp is your main interest the arena community in WoW is awesome.
Ghost-Shot wrote: »If you hate zergs why would you play this game? The game is pretty awful but its one redeeming quality is that it does large fights better than any other game out there. If competitive small scale pvp is your main interest the arena community in WoW is awesome.
People are missing the point, it's a comedy video about:
The only thing the video is trying to show people is that one will not improve if they
- Zergsurf every single day
- Stay on siege in a keep forever
- Chase down 1 player with 20 on horses
- Resurrecting non-stop while 5v1-ing a solo player
I found the vid funny but as an ex Blackwater puglord I know that some are new to the game, new to PvP or don't have much time. The PvP learning curve can be slow especially if they never had a good leader or went out solo to get good.
The uselessnes of zerglings is amusing though and crusnik captures it well here. Even the best solo players zerg from time to time and the vid is not trying to say that zerging is wrong, the game was advertised as mass AvAvA PvP everyone knows this.
I mostly play in small groups these days, so I do understand the frustration of simply getting overwhelmed by numbers.
But...if you (or I) choose to play solo or in very small groups...in a game where we know most players play in large groups...then do we really get to complain when we get outnumbered?
I mean it, honestly, if you solo or small group, you are choosing to play outnumbered...then you come on the forums complaining that...you were outnumbered...and wanting everyone else to stop playing the way they like to play, so that you can more easily play the way you like to play?
I like to play the game in the faction stack style. No one should be upset about how I play the game. It doesn't ruin their fun in any way.
There are the obvious idiots who put themselves in situations to get zerged down, but there are plenty of people who just want good fights and will go out of their way to try and find them only for a 24man group to go out of their way to make sure they can't. There's some sort of mental triggering aspect to this game where one player sees a heavy armor magplar not dying and they absolutely lose their mind, and other people have the same reaction to seeing a small group (or sometimes not even seeing, it just gets called out at a resource at an insignificant back keep). Some people, usually in the largest groups or the lemmings moving with the faction tide, cannot live their lives knowing these people are playing the game differently than them.
Yes, if you poke the zerg you have to expect to be overrun at some point. Same if you take a keep or outpost. Maybe because I didn't watch the whole video, but these are pretty well known things and people seem to be insinuating that you can't 1vX or play in a small group any other way. Plenty of 1vXers or small groups decide not to attack me or the group I'm in because I don't lose my *** over seeing people from another faction and it goes both ways.Ghost-Shot wrote: »If you hate zergs why would you play this game? The game is pretty awful but its one redeeming quality is that it does large fights better than any other game out there. If competitive small scale pvp is your main interest the arena community in WoW is awesome.Ghost-Shot wrote: »If you hate zergs why would you play this game? The game is pretty awful but its one redeeming quality is that it does large fights better than any other game out there. If competitive small scale pvp is your main interest the arena community in WoW is awesome.
I much prefer BDO over ESO for large group fights. Way more dynamic and interesting.
Ghost-Shot wrote: »I mostly play in small groups these days, so I do understand the frustration of simply getting overwhelmed by numbers.
But...if you (or I) choose to play solo or in very small groups...in a game where we know most players play in large groups...then do we really get to complain when we get outnumbered?
I mean it, honestly, if you solo or small group, you are choosing to play outnumbered...then you come on the forums complaining that...you were outnumbered...and wanting everyone else to stop playing the way they like to play, so that you can more easily play the way you like to play?
I like to play the game in the faction stack style. No one should be upset about how I play the game. It doesn't ruin their fun in any way.
There are the obvious idiots who put themselves in situations to get zerged down, but there are plenty of people who just want good fights and will go out of their way to try and find them only for a 24man group to go out of their way to make sure they can't. There's some sort of mental triggering aspect to this game where one player sees a heavy armor magplar not dying and they absolutely lose their mind, and other people have the same reaction to seeing a small group (or sometimes not even seeing, it just gets called out at a resource at an insignificant back keep). Some people, usually in the largest groups or the lemmings moving with the faction tide, cannot live their lives knowing these people are playing the game differently than them.
Yes, if you poke the zerg you have to expect to be overrun at some point. Same if you take a keep or outpost. Maybe because I didn't watch the whole video, but these are pretty well known things and people seem to be insinuating that you can't 1vX or play in a small group any other way. Plenty of 1vXers or small groups decide not to attack me or the group I'm in because I don't lose my *** over seeing people from another faction and it goes both ways.Ghost-Shot wrote: »If you hate zergs why would you play this game? The game is pretty awful but its one redeeming quality is that it does large fights better than any other game out there. If competitive small scale pvp is your main interest the arena community in WoW is awesome.Ghost-Shot wrote: »If you hate zergs why would you play this game? The game is pretty awful but its one redeeming quality is that it does large fights better than any other game out there. If competitive small scale pvp is your main interest the arena community in WoW is awesome.
I much prefer BDO over ESO for large group fights. Way more dynamic and interesting.
I've heard that about BDO but I don't do Korean games, Arch Age tought me that lesson lol
Ghost-Shot wrote: »I mostly play in small groups these days, so I do understand the frustration of simply getting overwhelmed by numbers.
But...if you (or I) choose to play solo or in very small groups...in a game where we know most players play in large groups...then do we really get to complain when we get outnumbered?
I mean it, honestly, if you solo or small group, you are choosing to play outnumbered...then you come on the forums complaining that...you were outnumbered...and wanting everyone else to stop playing the way they like to play, so that you can more easily play the way you like to play?
I like to play the game in the faction stack style. No one should be upset about how I play the game. It doesn't ruin their fun in any way.
There are the obvious idiots who put themselves in situations to get zerged down, but there are plenty of people who just want good fights and will go out of their way to try and find them only for a 24man group to go out of their way to make sure they can't. There's some sort of mental triggering aspect to this game where one player sees a heavy armor magplar not dying and they absolutely lose their mind, and other people have the same reaction to seeing a small group (or sometimes not even seeing, it just gets called out at a resource at an insignificant back keep). Some people, usually in the largest groups or the lemmings moving with the faction tide, cannot live their lives knowing these people are playing the game differently than them.
Yes, if you poke the zerg you have to expect to be overrun at some point. Same if you take a keep or outpost. Maybe because I didn't watch the whole video, but these are pretty well known things and people seem to be insinuating that you can't 1vX or play in a small group any other way. Plenty of 1vXers or small groups decide not to attack me or the group I'm in because I don't lose my *** over seeing people from another faction and it goes both ways.Ghost-Shot wrote: »If you hate zergs why would you play this game? The game is pretty awful but its one redeeming quality is that it does large fights better than any other game out there. If competitive small scale pvp is your main interest the arena community in WoW is awesome.Ghost-Shot wrote: »If you hate zergs why would you play this game? The game is pretty awful but its one redeeming quality is that it does large fights better than any other game out there. If competitive small scale pvp is your main interest the arena community in WoW is awesome.
I much prefer BDO over ESO for large group fights. Way more dynamic and interesting.
I've heard that about BDO but I don't do Korean games, Arch Age tought me that lesson lol
Ghost-Shot wrote: »I mostly play in small groups these days, so I do understand the frustration of simply getting overwhelmed by numbers.
But...if you (or I) choose to play solo or in very small groups...in a game where we know most players play in large groups...then do we really get to complain when we get outnumbered?
I mean it, honestly, if you solo or small group, you are choosing to play outnumbered...then you come on the forums complaining that...you were outnumbered...and wanting everyone else to stop playing the way they like to play, so that you can more easily play the way you like to play?
I like to play the game in the faction stack style. No one should be upset about how I play the game. It doesn't ruin their fun in any way.
There are the obvious idiots who put themselves in situations to get zerged down, but there are plenty of people who just want good fights and will go out of their way to try and find them only for a 24man group to go out of their way to make sure they can't. There's some sort of mental triggering aspect to this game where one player sees a heavy armor magplar not dying and they absolutely lose their mind, and other people have the same reaction to seeing a small group (or sometimes not even seeing, it just gets called out at a resource at an insignificant back keep). Some people, usually in the largest groups or the lemmings moving with the faction tide, cannot live their lives knowing these people are playing the game differently than them.
Yes, if you poke the zerg you have to expect to be overrun at some point. Same if you take a keep or outpost. Maybe because I didn't watch the whole video, but these are pretty well known things and people seem to be insinuating that you can't 1vX or play in a small group any other way. Plenty of 1vXers or small groups decide not to attack me or the group I'm in because I don't lose my *** over seeing people from another faction and it goes both ways.Ghost-Shot wrote: »If you hate zergs why would you play this game? The game is pretty awful but its one redeeming quality is that it does large fights better than any other game out there. If competitive small scale pvp is your main interest the arena community in WoW is awesome.Ghost-Shot wrote: »If you hate zergs why would you play this game? The game is pretty awful but its one redeeming quality is that it does large fights better than any other game out there. If competitive small scale pvp is your main interest the arena community in WoW is awesome.
I much prefer BDO over ESO for large group fights. Way more dynamic and interesting.
I've heard that about BDO but I don't do Korean games, Arch Age tought me that lesson lol
at least u can create pretty chicks with korean mmo, unlike ESO XD
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Ghost-Shot wrote: »If you hate zergs why would you play this game? The game is pretty awful but its one redeeming quality is that it does large fights better than any other game out there. If competitive small scale pvp is your main interest the arena community in WoW is awesome.
Ghost-Shot wrote: »If you hate zergs why would you play this game? The game is pretty awful but its one redeeming quality is that it does large fights better than any other game out there. If competitive small scale pvp is your main interest the arena community in WoW is awesome.
Man. I think this game does small fights better than any other.
It does large fights quite horribly. If i were into giant 40+ people fights per faction i´d still play daoc. It is still much better than eso ever was in that regard.