MojaveHeld wrote: »MojaveHeld wrote: »PenguinInACan wrote: »MojaveHeld wrote: »Having one all-guild group is not and never has been zerging. What Homicide does, refusing to do anything unless it's with 60 people at a time, is zerging. Bashu and RR do things the way PvP should be played (guild groups playing strategically instead of trolling), so hating on them for doing things the right way just makes you look absurd.
I've got nothing against Bashu, but your logic here is a bit off. One all-guild group can absolutely be zerging. 24 people attacking a resource (or whatever objective) defended by, say 3 people, is most definitely zerging. Reasoning and strategy are irrelevant when it comes to zerging. The most used definition of zerging is anti-reasoning/strategy: using overwhelming numbers to achieve a goal/victory rather then relying on technique or strategy. The word "overwhelming" here is open to interpretation, but I like to think of it as triple numbers or higher (in most situations).
That doesn't mean people need to be ashamed of zerging. Everyone has done it, and will do it. Sometimes on purpose, sometimes unintentionally. Best thing to do is either ignore the complaints, or empathize (because everyone's been zerged down at some point) and maybe make a new friend.
No, one all-guild group cannot be zerging. Zerging is specifically intentionally using numbers instead of coordination/strategy. One guild group is using coordination/strategy. More than that is just throwing numbers, or pulling extra pugs whom you're not coordinating with. But using the limit for one group as set by ZOS is most certainly not zerging. The enemy group having more players than you is not automatically zerging. It's only if they are intentionally using large numbers instead of strategizing/coordinating within the group.
Mate I was just in Cyrodiil, and what your/Bashu's group was doing was in no way "coordinated" it was straight up zerging. Don't try to play it off as anything else besides that.
Thanks for the AP btw, 2 bombs on the flags at chalman resources got me my tier 1 on bomblade #1, time to roll out bombblade #2
Dude, you are delusional and a liar. RR had less than a full group, and got attacked by over 50 EP. There was certainly a zerg there, it was yours. And we still wiped you multiple times. Your lying is getting ridiculous.
MojaveHeld wrote: »MojaveHeld wrote: »PenguinInACan wrote: »MojaveHeld wrote: »Having one all-guild group is not and never has been zerging. What Homicide does, refusing to do anything unless it's with 60 people at a time, is zerging. Bashu and RR do things the way PvP should be played (guild groups playing strategically instead of trolling), so hating on them for doing things the right way just makes you look absurd.
I've got nothing against Bashu, but your logic here is a bit off. One all-guild group can absolutely be zerging. 24 people attacking a resource (or whatever objective) defended by, say 3 people, is most definitely zerging. Reasoning and strategy are irrelevant when it comes to zerging. The most used definition of zerging is anti-reasoning/strategy: using overwhelming numbers to achieve a goal/victory rather then relying on technique or strategy. The word "overwhelming" here is open to interpretation, but I like to think of it as triple numbers or higher (in most situations).
That doesn't mean people need to be ashamed of zerging. Everyone has done it, and will do it. Sometimes on purpose, sometimes unintentionally. Best thing to do is either ignore the complaints, or empathize (because everyone's been zerged down at some point) and maybe make a new friend.
No, one all-guild group cannot be zerging. Zerging is specifically intentionally using numbers instead of coordination/strategy. One guild group is using coordination/strategy. More than that is just throwing numbers, or pulling extra pugs whom you're not coordinating with. But using the limit for one group as set by ZOS is most certainly not zerging. The enemy group having more players than you is not automatically zerging. It's only if they are intentionally using large numbers instead of strategizing/coordinating within the group.
Mate I was just in Cyrodiil, and what your/Bashu's group was doing was in no way "coordinated" it was straight up zerging. Don't try to play it off as anything else besides that.
Thanks for the AP btw, 2 bombs on the flags at chalman resources got me my tier 1 on bomblade #1, time to roll out bombblade #2
Dude, you are delusional and a liar. RR had less than a full group, and got attacked by over 50 EP. There was certainly a zerg there, it was yours. And we still wiped you multiple times. Your lying is getting ridiculous.
50 EP OMEGALUL
Had to actually pull up a shadowplay from tonight
That's HALF of DC, the rest of them are off screen rushing out of Bleaks. Feel free to disprove that y'all weren't zerging.
(No, just because they're not in group doesn't mean they don't count)
MojaveHeld wrote: »We fought two separate EP guilds at the same time at Bleak's at one point, so if that's RR, you're omitting from the screenshot that your group was much larger. You're lying to everyone's faces yet again.
y'all are a TRIP!!! I make a comment and post a pic about PvDoorers being care bears and it gets deleted my mods. hmmm
BloodBeast_ESO wrote: »y'all are a TRIP!!! I make a comment and post a pic about PvDoorers being care bears and it gets deleted my mods. hmmm
what's funny is i asked the mods to close this thread because its going to become a cesspool in here and they did not even do it so i guess they really want a reason why they should have closed it
MojaveHeld wrote: »BloodBeast_ESO wrote: »y'all are a TRIP!!! I make a comment and post a pic about PvDoorers being care bears and it gets deleted my mods. hmmm
what's funny is i asked the mods to close this thread because its going to become a cesspool in here and they did not even do it so i guess they really want a reason why they should have closed it
You do seem to be pretty intent on giving them a reason to do that all by your behavior here.
BloodBeast_ESO wrote: »MojaveHeld wrote: »BloodBeast_ESO wrote: »y'all are a TRIP!!! I make a comment and post a pic about PvDoorers being care bears and it gets deleted my mods. hmmm
what's funny is i asked the mods to close this thread because its going to become a cesspool in here and they did not even do it so i guess they really want a reason why they should have closed it
You do seem to be pretty intent on giving them a reason to do that all by your behavior here.
lets look at that screenshot again and count how many people are there zerging down 5 players
BloodBeast_ESO wrote: »MojaveHeld wrote: »BloodBeast_ESO wrote: »y'all are a TRIP!!! I make a comment and post a pic about PvDoorers being care bears and it gets deleted my mods. hmmm
what's funny is i asked the mods to close this thread because its going to become a cesspool in here and they did not even do it so i guess they really want a reason why they should have closed it
You do seem to be pretty intent on giving them a reason to do that all by your behavior here.
lets look at that screenshot again and count how many people are there zerging down 5 players
MojaveHeld wrote: »BloodBeast_ESO wrote: »MojaveHeld wrote: »BloodBeast_ESO wrote: »y'all are a TRIP!!! I make a comment and post a pic about PvDoorers being care bears and it gets deleted my mods. hmmm
what's funny is i asked the mods to close this thread because its going to become a cesspool in here and they did not even do it so i guess they really want a reason why they should have closed it
You do seem to be pretty intent on giving them a reason to do that all by your behavior here.
lets look at that screenshot again and count how many people are there zerging down 5 players
That's not 5 EP players. I encountered Heatnix several times tonight, and every single time it was only when they outnumbered us by large margins. Heatnix was part of the EP zerg group every time I saw him.
MojaveHeld wrote: »Having one all-guild group is not and never has been zerging. What Homicide does, refusing to do anything unless it's with 60 people at a time, is zerging. Bashu and RR do things the way PvP should be played (guild groups playing strategically instead of trolling), so hating on them for doing things the right way just makes you look absurd.
MojaveHeld wrote: »Sadly, nobody streamed tonight in RR. Would love nothing more than to post the video showing less than a full group of RR taking on over 50 EP, with Heatnix right there. Actually, you'd see that same scene multiple times. But, unfortunately, the only ones who would have that video are any EP who were streaming, and they're never gonna post it, because it will prove that they've been lying here.
Nice fights tonight. Yes there were fights when EP had the numbers. Yes there were fights when DC had numbers. EP had Emp and the Hammer and arguably numbers for over an hour, but also had to deal with DC hitting them from one side and AD from the other.
You will NEVER get fair fights in Cyrodiil. If that is what you are after you are in the wrong place.
Good job with the Emp Keep defence EP.
MojaveHeld wrote: »Nice fights tonight. Yes there were fights when EP had the numbers. Yes there were fights when DC had numbers. EP had Emp and the Hammer and arguably numbers for over an hour, but also had to deal with DC hitting them from one side and AD from the other.
You will NEVER get fair fights in Cyrodiil. If that is what you are after you are in the wrong place.
Good job with the Emp Keep defence EP.
Yeah, I will say that EP used the Emp and hammer really well together tonight. Made for some good fights, but no end of frustration for us when the hammer and the whole zerg with it would come right back at us 3 minutes after we had last seen them. Sometimes you're not able to accomplish your main objectives for the night, but getting to be part of a bunch of great fights more than makes up for that, personally.
Pfft bold of you to assume that this streamer wants to showcase equal fights that have the potential to go both ways. Can't make content or get embedded viewers when you lose.Cernunnos55 wrote: »What is the point of streaming if not to demonstrate quality of play? And what is better quality of play than equals fighting?Why bother staying on if no one's around? I gotta give credit to AD, at least they have the decency to leave once they zerg down the map and not sit at trikeeps or gates like Bashu has been doing recently.I think AD does well without streamers TBH. They typically dominate most nights particularly thurs-sat with massive numbers. AD's issues is they don't stay on to defend after getting the emp ring and the scrolls. So night cappers just take it all back and they don't catch up in the score. They also aren't consistent at all during other days of the week.
I am going to explain to you all Bashu's play style, in case you are wondering. He is a war strategist and wants to wants to win the map. He does not care about PvDoor, or even AP (unless he is emping). What he cares about is winning the campaign. You win the campaign by having the most points, which sometimes means taking empty keeps. Most of the time there are fights to be had - we all love that.
Possibly even than that though, he cares about training people that are new to Cyrodiil because he wants DC to thrive and have good players that understand PvP. Most of the people he has trained have went on to other endeavors. Some of us have stayed because he is a good person and fun to play with. But overall, the "zerg" you are talking about is groups of people that he takes the time to teach Cyrodiil to. If nothing else, you can appreciate that he is willing to spend his time doing that, when many people are too elitist or cliquish to consider it.
And on the other hand, his guild Rough Riders has some awesome group builds that people of a certain rank can access. These group builds are super strong, work together, and are made to take on large groups of people. From Bashu's perspective, Cyrodiil is made for large combat battles. Hence the reason that we are allowed to be in groups of 24, coordinate on Discord, and that the map has such a large population lock. Cyro is meant for large groups. There is nothing zerglike about taking on other large pvp groups when you have coordinated attacks, group gear builds that work together, and train to be a specialized team.
Other guilds and people do what Bashu does - play the map, train people, have group builds, use Discord. But lately only Bashu has seen the hate for it. Perhaps you all are misunderstanding his intention, or are jealous. But he is a kind guild leader, an excellent strategist, and generally tells us not to "pug out" and go after one or two people when we are a large group. I feel fortunate to have played with him the last 2 years of pvping, and I am enjoying my group builds. We love fighting large groups, defending keeps, and welcome all challenges and aspects of pvp. If anything, we would like to be able to play in peace with our own faction, with mutual respect for other factions, and just enjoy our time on a video game. Please stop taking everything so personally, and so seriously.
I think I speak for most actual PvPers here when I say that campaign wins are meaningless and a joke, and that we would rather have some decent fights instead of either facerolling the map, or getting facerolled at a resource by 10x the numbers we bring.
Absolutely. This is why faction locks have been so bad, if your faction is dominating your only options are to go to a different campaign or just not play, which sucks if you really enjoy no cp pvp like we do. I guess BGs are an option but we really like the spontaneity of cyrodiil pvp.
The large zergs we see in this campaign are a sort of arms race. One faction starts running large groups so the other factions start doing the same. With the state of the campaign right now I don't know if anyone should be running a full 24, especially not multiple large raids.
Still, lot of respect for Bashu for bringing the fight regardless of the numbers they face, especially when the other factions are dominating population-wise. It's really just unfortunate how inconsistent the populations are.
MojaveHeld wrote: »BloodBeast_ESO wrote: »MojaveHeld wrote: »PenguinInACan wrote: »MojaveHeld wrote: »Having one all-guild group is not and never has been zerging. What Homicide does, refusing to do anything unless it's with 60 people at a time, is zerging. Bashu and RR do things the way PvP should be played (guild groups playing strategically instead of trolling), so hating on them for doing things the right way just makes you look absurd.
I've got nothing against Bashu, but your logic here is a bit off. One all-guild group can absolutely be zerging. 24 people attacking a resource (or whatever objective) defended by, say 3 people, is most definitely zerging. Reasoning and strategy are irrelevant when it comes to zerging. The most used definition of zerging is anti-reasoning/strategy: using overwhelming numbers to achieve a goal/victory rather then relying on technique or strategy. The word "overwhelming" here is open to interpretation, but I like to think of it as triple numbers or higher (in most situations).
That doesn't mean people need to be ashamed of zerging. Everyone has done it, and will do it. Sometimes on purpose, sometimes unintentionally. Best thing to do is either ignore the complaints, or empathize (because everyone's been zerged down at some point) and maybe make a new friend.
No, one all-guild group cannot be zerging. Zerging is specifically intentionally using numbers instead of coordination/strategy. One guild group is using coordination/strategy. More than that is just throwing numbers, or pulling extra pugs whom you're not coordinating with. But using the limit for one group as set by ZOS is most certainly not zerging. The enemy group having more players than you is not automatically zerging. It's only if they are intentionally using large numbers instead of strategizing/coordinating within the group.
Mate I was just in Cyrodiil, and what your/Bashu's group was doing was in no way "coordinated" it was straight up zerging. Don't try to play it off as anything else besides that.
Thanks for the AP btw, 2 bombs on the flags at chalman resources got me my tier 1 on bomblade #1, time to roll out bombblade #2
i was watching a stream and surprise surprise RR got wiped at chalman by 12 ep members 24vs12 thought that was funny as hell
Lol, it was 50 EP vs 20 RR. You're a chronic liar. Heatnix too. How pathetic.
KINGOFTHESKULLS wrote: »I must admit , before EP had the hammer tonight it was only around 20 EP moving between chal and blks.
that one time we wiped at blks miat's said 26 DC , 18 EP.
I wish we could have 50.MojaveHeld wrote: »BloodBeast_ESO wrote: »MojaveHeld wrote: »PenguinInACan wrote: »MojaveHeld wrote: »Having one all-guild group is not and never has been zerging. What Homicide does, refusing to do anything unless it's with 60 people at a time, is zerging. Bashu and RR do things the way PvP should be played (guild groups playing strategically instead of trolling), so hating on them for doing things the right way just makes you look absurd.
I've got nothing against Bashu, but your logic here is a bit off. One all-guild group can absolutely be zerging. 24 people attacking a resource (or whatever objective) defended by, say 3 people, is most definitely zerging. Reasoning and strategy are irrelevant when it comes to zerging. The most used definition of zerging is anti-reasoning/strategy: using overwhelming numbers to achieve a goal/victory rather then relying on technique or strategy. The word "overwhelming" here is open to interpretation, but I like to think of it as triple numbers or higher (in most situations).
That doesn't mean people need to be ashamed of zerging. Everyone has done it, and will do it. Sometimes on purpose, sometimes unintentionally. Best thing to do is either ignore the complaints, or empathize (because everyone's been zerged down at some point) and maybe make a new friend.
No, one all-guild group cannot be zerging. Zerging is specifically intentionally using numbers instead of coordination/strategy. One guild group is using coordination/strategy. More than that is just throwing numbers, or pulling extra pugs whom you're not coordinating with. But using the limit for one group as set by ZOS is most certainly not zerging. The enemy group having more players than you is not automatically zerging. It's only if they are intentionally using large numbers instead of strategizing/coordinating within the group.
Mate I was just in Cyrodiil, and what your/Bashu's group was doing was in no way "coordinated" it was straight up zerging. Don't try to play it off as anything else besides that.
Thanks for the AP btw, 2 bombs on the flags at chalman resources got me my tier 1 on bomblade #1, time to roll out bombblade #2
i was watching a stream and surprise surprise RR got wiped at chalman by 12 ep members 24vs12 thought that was funny as hell
Lol, it was 50 EP vs 20 RR. You're a chronic liar. Heatnix too. How pathetic.
I must admit , before EP had the hammer tonight it was only around 15 EP moving between chal and blks.
when we wiped you at blks miat's said 24 DC , 14 EP and only 10 in my group (SK).
I wish we could have 50.
So i'm pretty sure you have it wrong.
MojaveHeld wrote: »Sadly, nobody streamed tonight in RR. Would love nothing more than to post the video showing less than a full group of RR taking on over 50 EP, with Heatnix right there. Actually, you'd see that same scene multiple times. But, unfortunately, the only ones who would have that video are any EP who were streaming, and they're never gonna post it, because it will prove that they've been lying here.
KINGOFTHESKULLS wrote: »I think I speak for most actual PvPers here when I say that campaign wins are meaningless and a joke, and that we would rather have some decent fights instead of either facerolling the map, or getting facerolled at a resource by 10x the numbers we bring.
Absolutely. This is why faction locks have been so bad, if your faction is dominating your only options are to go to a different campaign or just not play, which sucks if you really enjoy no cp pvp like we do. I guess BGs are an option but we really like the spontaneity of cyrodiil pvp.
The large zergs we see in this campaign are a sort of arms race. One faction starts running large groups so the other factions start doing the same. With the state of the campaign right now I don't know if anyone should be running a full 24, especially not multiple large raids.
Still, lot of respect for Bashu for bringing the fight regardless of the numbers they face, especially when the other factions are dominating population-wise. It's really just unfortunate how inconsistent the populations are.
I disagree with you about the faction lock part , I don't know if it happens to AD or DC but since everyone is scared of EP and they try their hardest to prevent EP from winning , the whole zone is swarming with spies.
Or that new troll guild "Vile" , they have their people on EP sending information like "Lil Maos" handing the hammer to AD and dumping scrolls in water just to troll and creating a super toxic zone chat , people on DC helping AD just to beat EP.
So imagine if there was no faction lock , it could've been worse.
MojaveHeld wrote: »Having one all-guild group is not and never has been zerging. What Homicide does, refusing to do anything unless it's with 60 people at a time, is zerging. Bashu and RR do things the way PvP should be played (guild groups playing strategically instead of trolling), so hating on them for doing things the right way just makes you look absurd.
So basically, win the campaign at the cost of the campaign's health. A+ stratstl;dr
No, really, if he wants to win that badly he can continue to do what he does, he just better be ready to experience nothing but hollow victories because his desire to win kills the campaign.
I think I speak for most actual PvPers here when I say that campaign wins are meaningless and a joke, and that we would rather have some decent fights instead of either facerolling the map, or getting facerolled at a resource by 10x the numbers we bring.
If you look at vivec DC is camping AD‘s tri‘s and gate camping EP..I obv logged..nice to know it’s a dc trait not just 1 guy
I should mention that gate camping is why i quit sotha/bagoldick to begin with
edges_endgame wrote: »So basically, win the campaign at the cost of the campaign's health. A+ stratstl;dr
No, really, if he wants to win that badly he can continue to do what he does, he just better be ready to experience nothing but hollow victories because his desire to win kills the campaign.
I think I speak for most actual PvPers here when I say that campaign wins are meaningless and a joke, and that we would rather have some decent fights instead of either facerolling the map, or getting facerolled at a resource by 10x the numbers we bring.
If you look at vivec DC is camping AD‘s tri‘s and gate camping EP..I obv logged..nice to know it’s a dc trait not just 1 guy
I should mention that gate camping is why i quit sotha/bagoldick to begin with
This is a Sotha thread... Not trying to be mean but I don't care about Vivec here. 😉
MojaveHeld wrote: »PenguinInACan wrote: »MojaveHeld wrote: »PenguinInACan wrote: »MojaveHeld wrote: »Having one all-guild group is not and never has been zerging. What Homicide does, refusing to do anything unless it's with 60 people at a time, is zerging. Bashu and RR do things the way PvP should be played (guild groups playing strategically instead of trolling), so hating on them for doing things the right way just makes you look absurd.
I've got nothing against Bashu, but your logic here is a bit off. One all-guild group can absolutely be zerging. 24 people attacking a resource (or whatever objective) defended by, say 3 people, is most definitely zerging. Reasoning and strategy are irrelevant when it comes to zerging. The most used definition of zerging is anti-reasoning/strategy: using overwhelming numbers to achieve a goal/victory rather then relying on technique or strategy. The word "overwhelming" here is open to interpretation, but I like to think of it as triple numbers or higher (in most situations).
That doesn't mean people need to be ashamed of zerging. Everyone has done it, and will do it. Sometimes on purpose, sometimes unintentionally. Best thing to do is either ignore the complaints, or empathize (because everyone's been zerged down at some point) and maybe make a new friend.
No, one all-guild group cannot be zerging. Zerging is specifically intentionally using numbers instead of coordination/strategy. One guild group is using coordination/strategy. More than that is just throwing numbers, or pulling extra pugs whom you're not coordinating with. But using the limit for one group as set by ZOS is most certainly not zerging. The enemy group having more players than you is not automatically zerging. It's only if they are intentionally using large numbers instead of strategizing/coordinating within the group.
I'm a little confused. 24 people coordinated together is literally the definition intentionally using large numbers (in most situations), therefore overwhelming the enemy, requiring less strategic play. My guild runs 10-12 very organized and coordinated, and there have been several situations where I would consider us a "zerg" based on the context of a fight. ZOS's group limit shouldn't have anything to do with any of that. It's an arbitrary number that could have been anything.
Please stop using absolutes to try and cement your opinion. I specifically said an all-guild group can be zerging. I gave you the most used definition of zerging, and you responded with a "No" and regurgitated the same thing you said earlier in the thread. That's not how constructive debates happen, unless you just want to get your opinion validated without actually discussing things.
No, that's incorrect. I'm the one being civil here, you're the one out of line. I never made any personal attacks, I just corrected your incorrect definition of "zerg." Zerging by definition is intentionally using excessive numbers so you don't have to strategize or coordinate. That means it doesn't depend on how much they outnumber the enemy by, it's only zerging if they intentionally brought extra people in order to not have to strategize or coordinate. Zerging doesn't mean outnumbering, it means intentionally bringing extra for the purpose of not having to strategize and coordinate. Therefore, if there is only one guild group and they didn't intentionally grab extra people just to get extra numbers, they're not a zerg, full stop. Zerging is essentially intentionally cheesing with numbers. If you're just running your one guild group, you're not doing that.
edges_endgame wrote: »So basically, win the campaign at the cost of the campaign's health. A+ stratstl;dr
No, really, if he wants to win that badly he can continue to do what he does, he just better be ready to experience nothing but hollow victories because his desire to win kills the campaign.
I think I speak for most actual PvPers here when I say that campaign wins are meaningless and a joke, and that we would rather have some decent fights instead of either facerolling the map, or getting facerolled at a resource by 10x the numbers we bring.
If you look at vivec DC is camping AD‘s tri‘s and gate camping EP..I obv logged..nice to know it’s a dc trait not just 1 guy
I should mention that gate camping is why i quit sotha/bagoldick to begin with
This is a Sotha thread... Not trying to be mean but I don't care about Vivec here. 😉
Oh it appears i was in the wrong thread..oh wait we were talking about dc sucking the life out of pvp with their gate camping groups
I also don’t care what you care about
Why not be thankful and gracious to other faction players? After all, without the other 2 factions, who would you fight?
Gate camping is like saying, "I hate pvp and want to stifle it at any cost."