Agrippa_Invisus wrote: »Cropsford.
Is.
Not.
In.
AD.
Territory.
If you are north of the Niben River, you are in Ebonheart Pact territory. Cropsford is north of the River and far, far closer to Drakelowe than to any AD keep.
Agrippa_Invisus wrote: »Cropsford.
Is.
Not.
In.
AD.
Territory.
If you are north of the Niben River, you are in Ebonheart Pact territory. Cropsford is north of the River and far, far closer to Drakelowe than to any AD keep.
Agrippa_Invisus wrote: »Cropsford.
Is.
Not.
In.
AD.
Territory.
If you are north of the Niben River, you are in Ebonheart Pact territory. Cropsford is north of the River and far, far closer to Drakelowe than to any AD keep.
:thinking:
Vlast and Crops aren't towns like Bruma, where it's convenient to go to, not a long ride, and near other objectives. You can't port to brindle, take vlast, and then go to the faction zerg fights at nikel like you can up north. It's extremely inconvenient. Also, AD shouldn't be expected to hold Drake as a way to not get screwed over from Cropsford being closer to AD back keeps than EP back keeps. It's also inconveniently out of the way from where fights take place.
Facts are facts, and the map is designed unfairly. However, the map isn't designed with fairness in mind in general, so I don't think we should expect anything different. As that is the case there's really no point in complaining.
GeneralSezme wrote: »if anything they are advantaged for AD because the towns are closer runs from AD and Vlasturus is the furthest from the corner keep in comparison to the rest
Do you think towns should be reworked somehow?
Like I said I enjoy the small fights at the towns, I have been finding myself at crops 90% of the time making frienermies. It's more the placement of the towns crops should be more north and bruma more west or 2 more towns should be added and make it a pentagon system with some kind of buff/reward.
I like that it gets more traffic than the other towns. It's just annoying when you're there with a 4man group and 50 blues come back all stacked together