PC/Mac Ebonheart Pact has the most Players & Kills

VaranisArano

As a loyal member of the Ebonheart Pact on PC/NA, I was delighted to see some interesting statistics in the ESO's 4-Year Anniversary article.

"In these four years, we've been proud to hit some big-time milestones, including 10 million players last year. That said, the ESO community has hit some pretty amazing milestones of their own. Check out these incredible in-game statistics from PC/Mac launch until today:
...
Most popular Alliance: Ebonheart Pact (36.33% of all characters)
Most PvP Kills by Alliance: Ebonheart Pact (122,490,253 kills)"



Blood for the Pact! Remember the Chalamo!

Of course, that might also explain this picture...

Telel

Were Telel a rude individual like an elf they might snarkily say something. That something of course might be a comment about how easy it is to get kills when your primary opponents just happen to be alts of close friends. Friends who will later be back on the griff side of things when it comes time to 'prove' how 'bad' the 'real zerglings' are.

Which will of course be done by throwing fifty or so individuals at a keep defensed by 10.

Fortunately this one is not an elf and thus does not say rude things.

caeliusstarbreaker

As a professional amateur paleontologist, I find this thread interesting.

molecule

Something to do with Dinosaurs are extinct, and the chicken is currently alive ( and won the last round of Alliance War ) ?

JobooAGS

molecule wrote: »

Something to do with Dinosaurs are extinct, and the chicken is currently alive ( and won the last round of Alliance War ) ?

Lorewise, the non daedra worshiping (not legion 0, 7th legion) Imperials won it all.

Agrippa_Invisus

JobooAGS wrote: »

molecule wrote: »

Something to do with Dinosaurs are extinct, and the chicken is currently alive ( and won the last round of Alliance War ) ?

Lorewise, the non daedra worshiping (not legion 0, 7th legion) Imperials won it all.

Technically it's Tiber Septim that wins the final round of musical chairs that is the Interregnum's version of the Ruby Throne.

And he's a Nord.

JobooAGS

Agrippa_Invisus wrote: »

JobooAGS wrote: »

molecule wrote: »

Something to do with Dinosaurs are extinct, and the chicken is currently alive ( and won the last round of Alliance War ) ?

Lorewise, the non daedra worshiping (not legion 0, 7th legion) Imperials won it all.

Technically it's Tiber Septim that wins the final round of musical chairs that is the Interregnum's version of the Ruby Throne.

And he's a Nord.

By some accounts he's a Breton, but I see your point

Minno

JobooAGS wrote: »

Agrippa_Invisus wrote: »

JobooAGS wrote: »

molecule wrote: »

Something to do with Dinosaurs are extinct, and the chicken is currently alive ( and won the last round of Alliance War ) ?

Lorewise, the non daedra worshiping (not legion 0, 7th legion) Imperials won it all.

Technically it's Tiber Septim that wins the final round of musical chairs that is the Interregnum's version of the Ruby Throne.

And he's a Nord.

By some accounts he's a Breton, but I see your point

though I'd rather he be a nord; less kinky elf DNA on the throne.

CyrusArya

I mean it’s common knowledge that all the Skyrim fanboys rolled their bandwagon straight into the Pact. So no surprise here. Seriously, like half of ep is a nord dragonknight named Ragnar Svenbjorn or some ish.

Egocanemveresum

Agrippa_Invisus wrote: »

JobooAGS wrote: »

molecule wrote: »

Something to do with Dinosaurs are extinct, and the chicken is currently alive ( and won the last round of Alliance War ) ?

Lorewise, the non daedra worshiping (not legion 0, 7th legion) Imperials won it all.

Technically it's Tiber Septim that wins the final round of musical chairs that is the Interregnum's version of the Ruby Throne.

And he's a Nord.

Nope! He was a Breton.

Minalan

Egocanemveresum wrote: »

Agrippa_Invisus wrote: »

JobooAGS wrote: »

molecule wrote: »

Something to do with Dinosaurs are extinct, and the chicken is currently alive ( and won the last round of Alliance War ) ?

Lorewise, the non daedra worshiping (not legion 0, 7th legion) Imperials won it all.

Technically it's Tiber Septim that wins the final round of musical chairs that is the Interregnum's version of the Ruby Throne.

And he's a Nord.

Nope! He was a Breton.

A Breton is just a Nord/Elf hybrid milk-drinking abomination.

VaranisArano

Minno wrote: »

JobooAGS wrote: »

Agrippa_Invisus wrote: »

JobooAGS wrote: »

molecule wrote: »

Something to do with Dinosaurs are extinct, and the chicken is currently alive ( and won the last round of Alliance War ) ?

Lorewise, the non daedra worshiping (not legion 0, 7th legion) Imperials won it all.

Technically it's Tiber Septim that wins the final round of musical chairs that is the Interregnum's version of the Ruby Throne.

And he's a Nord.

By some accounts he's a Breton, but I see your point

though I'd rather he be a nord; less kinky elf DNA on the throne.

Considering what Tiber Septim got up to with Barenziah, I'm not sure it would make a difference.

Agrippa_Invisus

Egocanemveresum wrote: »

Agrippa_Invisus wrote: »

JobooAGS wrote: »

molecule wrote: »

Something to do with Dinosaurs are extinct, and the chicken is currently alive ( and won the last round of Alliance War ) ?

Lorewise, the non daedra worshiping (not legion 0, 7th legion) Imperials won it all.

Technically it's Tiber Septim that wins the final round of musical chairs that is the Interregnum's version of the Ruby Throne.

And he's a Nord.

Nope! He was a Breton.

Actually, to be really accurate, he's an Atmoran, the race of men that all others descended from (even Bretons).

The heretical belief is that he's a Breton, something only a dirty Breton would believe in.

Egocanemveresum

Agrippa_Invisus wrote: »

Egocanemveresum wrote: »

Agrippa_Invisus wrote: »

JobooAGS wrote: »

molecule wrote: »

Something to do with Dinosaurs are extinct, and the chicken is currently alive ( and won the last round of Alliance War ) ?

Lorewise, the non daedra worshiping (not legion 0, 7th legion) Imperials won it all.

Technically it's Tiber Septim that wins the final round of musical chairs that is the Interregnum's version of the Ruby Throne.

And he's a Nord.

Nope! He was a Breton.

Actually, to be really accurate, he's an Atmoran, the race of men that all others descended from (even Bretons).

The heretical belief is that he's a Breton, something only a dirty Breton would believe in.

He was born in Alcaire and CHIM'd up his past to propagandize himself. Hjalti was all Breton. Tiber Septim was one part Hjalti, one part Wulfharth (Atmoran). Talos is one part Tiber, one part Zurin Arctus (Imperial). But the original dude in emperor 0's employ was, in fact, a Breton who probably wore frilly Breton pantaloons.

http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Holidays_of_the_Iliac_Bay
http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:The_Fall_of_the_Usurper

"The secondary reason for the lethargy of High Rock had to do with the depth of relations between the province and the Septim Empire. For the first time since the beginning of the Dynasty, an Emperor ruled Tamriel who was neither Breton nor had spent any of his childhood in High Rock."

The difference between Cephorus II and his cousin Uriel IV who preceded him was appalling to the people of High Rock. Even mad Emperors like Pelagius III revered the Bretons over all other races, and cousins and younger siblings of the Emperors have ruled in High Rock since the foundation of the Empire. Cephorus was a Nord, with Skyrim and Morrowind sympathies. The attitude of the common men of High Rock was sympathetic toward the Camoran Usurper as an archfoe of this hated Emperor.

"Leading his forces was Hjalti Early-Beard. Hjalti was from the island kingdom of Alcaire, in High Rock, and would become Tiber Septim, the First Emperor of Tamriel."

"The more recently created holidays of High Rock are those like Tibedetha, "Tibers Day," celebrated every 24th of Mid Year in honor of Alcaire's most famous, son, Tiber Septim."

Joy_Division

Notwithstanding the heretical propaganda about Talos, ZOS's release of the this information just goes to show That EP PUGs are a little less PUGish about standing under oils

James-Wayne

That is where all the zergs are so makes sense.

Lucky28

Talos is like 90% Wulfharth as far as i remember the lore Hjalti is the ultimate pretender, a Wulfharth wannabe.

caeliusstarbreaker

I’m 38% sure he is argonian

Shardan4968

caeliusstarbreaker wrote: »

I’m 38% sure he is argonian

Every emperor is argonian in disguise! Open your eyes sheeple.

Morgul667

Didnt come as a surprise to me.

If you play PVP, you probably know that already

Lucky28

Morgul667 wrote: »

Didnt come as a surprise to me.

If you play PVP, you probably know that already

it's really not. most people who play ESO are fans of The elder scrolls series. and EP has Morrowind and Skyrim. oh and they probably hate high elves too XD

and just speaking logically. why would you not choose the faction that has the living gods?

Thraben

Agrippa_Invisus wrote: »

Technically it's Tiber Septim that wins the final round of musical chairs that is the Interregnum's version of the Ruby Throne.

And he's a Nord.

Well, as everyone outside of the pact knows:

Aeladiir wrote: »

Tiber Septim was black.

VaranisArano

Lucky28 wrote: »

Morgul667 wrote: »

Didnt come as a surprise to me.

If you play PVP, you probably know that already

it's really not. most people who play ESO are fans of The elder scrolls series. and EP has Morrowind and Skyrim. oh and they probably hate high elves too XD

and just speaking logically. why would you not choose the faction that has the living gods?

Because I just played Tribunal and

Almalexia just tried to kill my Nerevarine? Yeah, that didn't end well for her.

Priyasekarssk

VaranisArano wrote: »

As a loyal member of the Ebonheart Pact on PC/NA, I was delighted to see some interesting statistics in the ESO's 4-Year Anniversary article.

"In these four years, we've been proud to hit some big-time milestones, including 10 million players last year. That said, the ESO community has hit some pretty amazing milestones of their own. Check out these incredible in-game statistics from PC/Mac launch until today:
...
Most popular Alliance: Ebonheart Pact (36.33% of all characters)
Most PvP Kills by Alliance: Ebonheart Pact (122,490,253 kills)"



Blood for the Pact! Remember the Chalamo!

Of course, that might also explain this picture...

Ebon pact strength lies in their unity as a group. Not numbers. Ebon pact or DC does not open full scale war on multiple fronts. AD does.
For your information. AD has many proclaimed pros , who are in fact dumb noobs. When 30+ EPs invading alessia, noobs go for glade with 10 members against DC. DC will kill them all and send them back. In the end lose both and get farmed. I am not sure these people are too noob to understand defending home keep is important rather to go offensive or just betraying own alliance by sending newbies to slaughter house by having secret alliance with opponents.

Egocanemveresum

Lucky28 wrote: »

Talos is like 90% Wulfharth as far as i remember the lore Hjalti is the ultimate pretender, a Wulfharth wannabe.

Wulfarth got turned into ash by Zurin Arctus, though he in turn shouted a hole through his chest. Tiber strolled in and took the soul gem intended for Wylfharth, which was most likely an oversoul of Wulfarth and Zurin now, and used that to power up his giant stompy robot of "No." He's also the only one of the 3 to CHIM. He's basically driving the Talos oversoul, and his passengers weren't exactly willing lol.

Lylith

Lucky28 wrote: »

Morgul667 wrote: »

Didnt come as a surprise to me.

If you play PVP, you probably know that already

it's really not. most people who play ESO are fans of The elder scrolls series. and EP has Morrowind and Skyrim. oh and they probably hate high elves too XD

and just speaking logically. why would you not choose the faction that has the living gods?

i'm skeptical of dead gods.

living gods are even less credible.

ymmv, ofc.

VadimAleks

Lie-> Big Lie-> Statistics.
I have 15 characters, 14/15 EP. My brother have 14 characters, 12/14 EP.
So we 2 count as 26.
Anyone who was in Cyrodiil knows that the EP outnumbered 9 out of 10. At least this was before this year. This year I did not play.
That's why I do not play anymore. I see no reason to feed the green AD/DC alliance

Vilestride

VaranisArano wrote: »

As a loyal member of the Ebonheart Pact on PC/NA, I was delighted to see some interesting statistics in the ESO's 4-Year Anniversary article.

"In these four years, we've been proud to hit some big-time milestones, including 10 million players last year. That said, the ESO community has hit some pretty amazing milestones of their own. Check out these incredible in-game statistics from PC/Mac launch until today:
...
Most popular Alliance: Ebonheart Pact (36.33% of all characters)
Most PvP Kills by Alliance: Ebonheart Pact (122,490,253 kills)"



Blood for the Pact! Remember the Chalamo!

Of course, that might also explain this picture...

I can support this image and stomach the scorn it implies about EP on the basis of how accurately it portrays AD.

Agrippa_Invisus

I don't think DC really qualifies as something like a dinosaur.

I have a much better image to identify with DC players:

Iskras

Facts: ZERG is real.

END of topic!

frozywozy

Now that AOE caps got removed, the argument of "numbers win" is not that relevant anymore. All it really takes is 2-3 bursty players to take down 20 players stacked on each other. This being said, let's have a look at the guilds running a group of 12 at least twice a week and structure for each faction on Vivec NA shall we?

EP

• Dracarys (12-18)
• Invictus (8-18)
• Pact Militia (12-24)
• Vokundein (12-18)
• Vae Victus (12-18)

Other guilds worth mentioning : Hysteria, EP Hit Squad, Moist Sinsation, Specters of the Phoenix, Flame

DC

• Blood of Daggerfall (16-24)
• Pugs of Dagerfall (12-24)
• Iron Legion (12-24)
• Legion of Mordor (8-12)
• Chuck Norris (8-12)

AD

• Omni (12-24)
• Fantasia / Venatus / Alacrity (12-24)
• Dominion Knights (24+)
• Dominant Dominion (12-18)
• Dominion Imperial Guard (24++)
• Total Domination (8-16)
• The Knights of Ni (12-18)
• Tertiary Meat (12-18)
• Panda Force (8-16)

Other guilds worth mentioning : The Kelly's Gang, Children of Hircine

Even if EP won the last cycle, it does not mean that we are equally organized as whole. To be honest, I have not seen much organization going on at primetime other than guilds mentioned and often we have to face 3-4guilds on each side making it very difficult to gain any points. To be able to do so, we have to keep busy almost a whole faction for hours with only a few dozen of our players deep in enemy territory while the EP zerg pushes the front lines.