vamp_emily wrote: »Even though I will be playing in the faction lock campaign, I hope the no-lock faction campaign is a success. I would hate to see it end up like the "no cp" campaign where everyone said "no cp is so much fun" but not many people played there.
Maybe they should list the non-lock faction first and name it something like:
Laatvulon ( click here click here )
It's predicated on the belief that the majority of players doesn't care and will take the most popular campaign.VaranisArano wrote: »This whole argument is stupid because its predicated on the belief that PVP players are too dumb to tell the difference between two 30 day CP campaigns beyond "Its first."
Its basically saying "Faction play? Playing all my alts? Scroll trolling? Playing with multifaction friends? High population? Competitive gameplay? No, all those reasons given on both sides are BS. All that is nothing compared to "Which campaign is listed first on the Alliance War tab? That's what really determines the dominant campaign."
I have a little more faith in the PVP player base than that.
ZOS will pick whichever one gets listed first, and it probably won't make a lick of difference compared to, you know, the actual gameplay differences between the campaigns.
It's predicated on the belief that the majority of players doesn't care and will take the most popular campaign.VaranisArano wrote: »This whole argument is stupid because its predicated on the belief that PVP players are too dumb to tell the difference between two 30 day CP campaigns beyond "Its first."
Its basically saying "Faction play? Playing all my alts? Scroll trolling? Playing with multifaction friends? High population? Competitive gameplay? No, all those reasons given on both sides are BS. All that is nothing compared to "Which campaign is listed first on the Alliance War tab? That's what really determines the dominant campaign."
I have a little more faith in the PVP player base than that.
ZOS will pick whichever one gets listed first, and it probably won't make a lick of difference compared to, you know, the actual gameplay differences between the campaigns.
Since the majority doesn't care the most popular campaign will most likely be the campaign that gets displayed first.
VaranisArano wrote: »This whole argument is stupid because its predicated on the belief that PVP players are too dumb to tell the difference between two 30 day CP campaigns beyond "Its first."
Its basically saying "Faction play? Playing all my alts? Scroll trolling? Playing with multifaction friends? High population? Competitive gameplay? No, all those reasons given on both sides are BS. All that is nothing compared to "Which campaign is listed first on the Alliance War tab? That's what really determines the dominant campaign."
I have a little more faith in the PVP player base than that.
ZOS will pick whichever one gets listed first, and it probably won't make a lick of difference compared to, you know, the actual gameplay differences between the campaigns.
At this point I can't help but assume that people who are pro faction locks a trolls who have no stake in it one way or the other.
The fact of the matter is it's preventing people from playing the game, and that doesn't help anyone.
Taleof2Cities wrote: »At this point I can't help but assume that people who are pro faction locks a trolls who have no stake in it one way or the other.
Huh?
PvP players prefer faction lock ... that’s about as simple and granular as it gets.
Otherwise, they would move to the non-faction locked campaign and play there.The fact of the matter is it's preventing people from playing the game, and that doesn't help anyone.
You preventing yourself from playing one campaign or the other isn’t anyone else’s fault ... especially not ZOS’s.
Taleof2Cities wrote: »Sorry, @sharquez, that ship has sailed.
If “multiple guilds” think it was a stupid idea, then why didn’t they move to the non-faction lock campaign??
More importantly, you and your guildies have had over two (2) months now to level a new character in your favorite Alliance ... so that you can all play together in the faction-locked campaign.
All I see is non-action and complaining on you and your guild’s end. Someone still living in September 2019 that refuses to grasp change.
If faction locks went away you would still be able to play with your friends, It would do nothing to impact your enjoyment of the game. I currently, right now, today, cannot do so.
Taleof2Cities wrote: »If faction locks went away you would still be able to play with your friends, It would do nothing to impact your enjoyment of the game. I currently, right now, today, cannot do so.
Nope.
I could recap the laundry list of reasons why faction locks were implemented ... but I think you know what those are already.
If faction locks went away, you would be forcing your playstyle on me and the vast majority of PvP players.
Whatever your time (and your guildies’ time) away from the game was, ZOS has now changed the environment for the better. So, your choices are:
(a). Play in the non-faction locked campaign ... which ZOS has generously raised to 30-days for equal rewards to the faction locked campaign.
(b). Adapt to the faction locked campaign by rolling a new character in your favorite Alliance. Players can level a new character in about a day ... provided they’re focused and diligent about getting skill points.
(c). Continue posting in the forums about how “life isn’t fair” ... thus forfeiting that time that you could be moving ahead with (a) or (b).
vamp_emily wrote: »Even though I will be playing in the faction lock campaign, I hope the no-lock faction campaign is a success. I would hate to see it end up like the "no cp" campaign where everyone said "no cp is so much fun" but not many people played there.
Maybe they should list the non-lock faction first and name it something like:
Laatvulon ( click here click here )
VaranisArano wrote: »This whole argument is stupid because its predicated on the belief that PVP players are too dumb to tell the difference between two 30 day CP campaigns beyond "Its first."
Its basically saying "Faction play? Playing all my alts? Scroll trolling? Playing with multifaction friends? High population? Competitive gameplay? No, all those reasons given on both sides are BS. All that is nothing compared to "Which campaign is listed first on the Alliance War tab? That's what really determines the dominant campaign."
I have a little more faith in the PVP player base than that.
ZOS will pick whichever one gets listed first, and it probably won't make a lick of difference compared to, you know, the actual gameplay differences between the campaigns.
I never said that i think the PVP players are dumb, I just think that most of the players dont care about faction-lock, and the majority of the players that belong to the faction-lock confilct, are against the lock (By polls that i can link if u want).
If you guys so confident that the majority prefers faction-lock, why u guys care so much that it wont be listed first?
I smell fear.
So, next patch we are getting 2 campaigns of 30 days (CP).
Finally we will be able to tell, which mode most of the PVP community prefers,
Over the faction-lock only era, i've noticed there is a repeated claim from those in favor of faction-lock, that they willing move(with their guilds/friends) - to play on a faction lock campaign no matter what.
@Sanct16 raised a solid point that the campiagn which will be listed first, will be the most populated one.
Please set the no-faction locked campaign listed first so we can actually see if the faction-locked players willing to move as they claimed.
OMG this thread is hilarious. How utterly bizarre.
No lock camp are that much in denial that people prefer faction lock they now blame the sequence of the listing.
Brilliant!! Seen it all now.
Theres a choice, and from what I hear on most platforms folks have chosen Faction Lock.
Taleof2Cities wrote: »If faction locks went away, you would be forcing your playstyle on me and the vast majority of PvP players.
Alienoutlaw wrote: »VaranisArano wrote: »The claim of no-faction lock players is that unlocked is clearly desired by more players.
So, why the worry that players won't flock to your new campaign if you aren't listed first?
Just see how it was during the IC event, the ic campaigns that was "first in order" always had the highest population. OP has a point, and it would be an interesting thing to test, at least for one patch.
the only point the OP is making is that ppl are to dumb to read or to lazy to scroll 20 pixels extra
biminirwb17_ESO wrote: »If they changed the faction locked campaign I would move to it no matter what number it was in the list of names.
I wonder why the unlocked fans dont do similar?