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Suggestion: deeper hierachy in Cyrodiil groups
LeinadOrarogep
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I think it could be nice to have some deeper martial hierarchy when PVPing.
For example, a large group could be divided in smaller groups (i know it's already like this now, but the composition of these sub-groups changes as members come and go). This way for example the group leader could say: "groups 1, 2, 3 go take the farm, lumb and mine. Group 4 & 5 take main gate".
More in general, it could be interesting to have nested groups. So for example Tom is the leader in a group with Jack and Mike, and Jack and Mike are respectively leader of two groups. Tom says, "Mike, go get fare; Jack, def the Chim scroll". Jack and Mike would then go on and do their respective jobs using their groups members.
It could also be nice that every group sees the position of all member of that group, and their nested groups. This way, a top-level group of "grand generals" could have an almost complete picture of the distribution of the troops on the field.
Maybe this might be a bit too much coordination and information for a "medieval" technology level... but it could be fun, and add an interesting strategy element to the game. The top-level group might become less involved in the single fights, and more interested in the big picture.
Just an idea.
For example, a large group could be divided in smaller groups (i know it's already like this now, but the composition of these sub-groups changes as members come and go). This way for example the group leader could say: "groups 1, 2, 3 go take the farm, lumb and mine. Group 4 & 5 take main gate".
More in general, it could be interesting to have nested groups. So for example Tom is the leader in a group with Jack and Mike, and Jack and Mike are respectively leader of two groups. Tom says, "Mike, go get fare; Jack, def the Chim scroll". Jack and Mike would then go on and do their respective jobs using their groups members.
It could also be nice that every group sees the position of all member of that group, and their nested groups. This way, a top-level group of "grand generals" could have an almost complete picture of the distribution of the troops on the field.
Maybe this might be a bit too much coordination and information for a "medieval" technology level... but it could be fun, and add an interesting strategy element to the game. The top-level group might become less involved in the single fights, and more interested in the big picture.
Just an idea.