Why would you ask members of a zerg group to 1v1? That seems like a pointless exercise. You're going to win, they're going to lose. Does that somehow make you feel validated even if you know the outcome?
Why would you ask members of a zerg group to 1v1? That seems like a pointless exercise. You're going to win, they're going to lose. Does that somehow make you feel validated even if you know the outcome?
To clear things up, this screenshot shows the types of individuals I would ask to 1v1 after they outnumber us and tbag.
I usually don't care for tbags but this is one of the few individuals that repeatedly tbags my group so I thought I'd find out why. Not to mention they constantly send hate tells while offline. Coincidently, they're also the type of people that appear in my outnumbered pvp clips.
inb4 warned for somehow naming and shaming with name censored.
EdmundTowers wrote: »I log in to an all Yellow map 3bars vs 1bar v 1bar and there's tons of AD in zone typing LFG lol. RIP Sotha. I don't recognize a lot of these people that are in zone now. It's none of the AD regulars I usually see. Bunch of bandwagon faction hoppers who only want to play on whatever side is winning I bet. I've been in Vivec lately. Lag sucks but at least their are players to fight.
This campaign is dead. Most people are in the game for fun fights. Plenty of those in Vivec, and the wait times aren't horrible. Battlegrounds are pretty fun too when you don't face a premade all stamplar/stamsorc.
Why would you ask members of a zerg group to 1v1? That seems like a pointless exercise. You're going to win, they're going to lose. Does that somehow make you feel validated even if you know the outcome?
To clear things up, this screenshot shows the types of individuals I would ask to 1v1 after they outnumber us and tbag.
I usually don't care for tbags but this is one of the few individuals that repeatedly tbags my group so I thought I'd find out why. Not to mention they constantly send hate tells while offline. Coincidently, they're also the type of people that appear in my outnumbered pvp clips.
inb4 warned for somehow naming and shaming with name censored.
DeadlyRecluse wrote: »So gatecamping wasn't pushing people to log off during primetime--they just weren't logging on (or were wiping to the bananazerg once and logging off, but tbh there was a lot of soft meat in that bananazerg--many new names and low pvp ranks).
Yep, this is definitely a plus for times like these. I got my best (only) two solo/small group stamblade vids over a year ago when DC was dominating the campaign.One plus side about being gate camped is that I was able to get plenty of outnumbered clips for this video.
Sovi3tKitsch wrote: »Can someone please explain to me all the salt about "zerging"? I have never seen anyone take a keep with less than 2-3 people. Grouping is a necessary function in PvP to achieve objectives sometimes and all factions do it. I've seen red zergs, blue zergs, and yellow zergs. Everybody zergs, some people zerg surf, but you will never ever see one person take a defended keep by themselves. If you should happen upon a enemy zerg, just remember: "Fleeing is a perfectly valid tactic if you wander into a tough situation. Find or craft better gear, use skill points, or level up a bit more, then come back to fight another day.".
@Rickter , you guys should come back to the campaign! We need more DC and you guys were a pleasure to fight.
Sovi3tKitsch wrote: »Can someone please explain to me all the salt about "zerging"? I have never seen anyone take a keep with less than 2-3 people. Grouping is a necessary function in PvP to achieve objectives sometimes and all factions do it. I've seen red zergs, blue zergs, and yellow zergs. Everybody zergs, some people zerg surf, but you will never ever see one person take a defended keep by themselves. If you should happen upon a enemy zerg, just remember: "Fleeing is a perfectly valid tactic if you wander into a tough situation. Find or craft better gear, use skill points, or level up a bit more, then come back to fight another day.".
Sovi3tKitsch wrote: »Can someone please explain to me all the salt about "zerging"? I have never seen anyone take a keep with less than 2-3 people. Grouping is a necessary function in PvP to achieve objectives sometimes and all factions do it. I've seen red zergs, blue zergs, and yellow zergs. Everybody zergs, some people zerg surf, but you will never ever see one person take a defended keep by themselves. If you should happen upon a enemy zerg, just remember: "Fleeing is a perfectly valid tactic if you wander into a tough situation. Find or craft better gear, use skill points, or level up a bit more, then come back to fight another day.".
There is nothing wrong with zerging as long as it doesn't kill pvp. if you want to run in a 24 man group then that's fine go ahead and try to take as many keeps as you can as long as their are a good amount of people defending, the problem comes is, as you can see by what AD has been doing is that they get in a group of 20 to fight 5 people..... like what kind of "fun" pvp is that?for the group of 20 you probs don't even have to try to kill the 5 people and for the 5 people no matter how hard you try you can get through all that damage and heals. This just ends up killing pvp.
For example when dc zerged last campaign yeah it was annoying getting 10+v1 then getting t bagged but what ever it's part of the game I chose to play solo, the problem comes in when these 10+ people go take keeps that are completely undefended and just take over the whole map, no one wants to come home from a hard day at work/school to a one colored map with no pvp
Sovi3tKitsch wrote: »Sovi3tKitsch wrote: »Can someone please explain to me all the salt about "zerging"? I have never seen anyone take a keep with less than 2-3 people. Grouping is a necessary function in PvP to achieve objectives sometimes and all factions do it. I've seen red zergs, blue zergs, and yellow zergs. Everybody zergs, some people zerg surf, but you will never ever see one person take a defended keep by themselves. If you should happen upon a enemy zerg, just remember: "Fleeing is a perfectly valid tactic if you wander into a tough situation. Find or craft better gear, use skill points, or level up a bit more, then come back to fight another day.".
There is nothing wrong with zerging as long as it doesn't kill pvp. if you want to run in a 24 man group then that's fine go ahead and try to take as many keeps as you can as long as their are a good amount of people defending, the problem comes is, as you can see by what AD has been doing is that they get in a group of 20 to fight 5 people..... like what kind of "fun" pvp is that?for the group of 20 you probs don't even have to try to kill the 5 people and for the 5 people no matter how hard you try you can get through all that damage and heals. This just ends up killing pvp.
For example when dc zerged last campaign yeah it was annoying getting 10+v1 then getting t bagged but what ever it's part of the game I chose to play solo, the problem comes in when these 10+ people go take keeps that are completely undefended and just take over the whole map, no one wants to come home from a hard day at work/school to a one colored map with no pvp
Agreed, (Sort of. I don't see anything wrong with taking a undefended keep, I rarely see anyone attempt to defend Dragonclaw for instance and AP is AP.) I've mostly been trying out other campaigns for the last couple days because there isn't much to do in Sotha. Getting "zerged down" happens though. If you're taking a objective on the map anyone can see that it's flagged and someone is likely to come investigate or defend. Could be a few pugs, could be a nearby group. If the map is yellow though, we should have zero interest in defending anything.
**On that note: I would like to bring back the fishing guild "Master Baiters of Tamriel". Seems like as good a time as any to fish in Sotha...
Sovi3tKitsch wrote: »EdmundTowers wrote: »I log in to an all Yellow map 3bars vs 1bar v 1bar and there's tons of AD in zone typing LFG lol. RIP Sotha. I don't recognize a lot of these people that are in zone now. It's none of the AD regulars I usually see. Bunch of bandwagon faction hoppers who only want to play on whatever side is winning I bet. I've been in Vivec lately. Lag sucks but at least their are players to fight.
Maybe you don't recognize the pugs because you run so many guild-only groups and a lot of pugs would rather run IV or Pantsless?