Except you're outright accusing people, which the screenshot does nothing to prove. It only shows a busted mechanic. I have a really hard time believing that enough AD players coordinate en masse to go into delves to try and manipulate the low pop bonus. And if it's really so easy I also have a hard time believing the other Alliances aren't doing it as well.IronWooshu wrote: »I just made a post about this, glad you showed some proof.. AD does this all the time.
(...) pop locked for 6 hours. (...)
Except you're outright accusing people, which the screenshot does nothing to prove. It only shows a busted mechanic. I have a really hard time believing that enough AD players coordinate en masse to go into delves to try and manipulate the low pop bonus. And if it's really so easy I also have a hard time believing the other Alliances aren't doing it as well.IronWooshu wrote: »I just made a post about this, glad you showed some proof.. AD does this all the time.
Except you're outright accusing people, which the screenshot does nothing to prove. It only shows a busted mechanic. I have a really hard time believing that enough AD players coordinate en masse to go into delves to try and manipulate the low pop bonus. And if it's really so easy I also have a hard time believing the other Alliances aren't doing it as well.IronWooshu wrote: »I just made a post about this, glad you showed some proof.. AD does this all the time.
IronWooshu wrote: »Except you're outright accusing people, which the screenshot does nothing to prove. It only shows a busted mechanic. I have a really hard time believing that enough AD players coordinate en masse to go into delves to try and manipulate the low pop bonus. And if it's really so easy I also have a hard time believing the other Alliances aren't doing it as well.IronWooshu wrote: »I just made a post about this, glad you showed some proof.. AD does this all the time.
They are doing it, AD has been doing it every campaign but this campaign they are egregiously doing it.
Whatever for a win I guess..
Pink_E_808 wrote: »IronWooshu wrote: »Except you're outright accusing people, which the screenshot does nothing to prove. It only shows a busted mechanic. I have a really hard time believing that enough AD players coordinate en masse to go into delves to try and manipulate the low pop bonus. And if it's really so easy I also have a hard time believing the other Alliances aren't doing it as well.IronWooshu wrote: »I just made a post about this, glad you showed some proof.. AD does this all the time.
They are doing it, AD has been doing it every campaign but this campaign they are egregiously doing it.
Whatever for a win I guess..
AD player here who practically lives in GH and was in Cyrodiil most of the day. If Fluff posted this soon after taking the screenshot, well, we had a 50+ que. No one is leaving on purpose to get low pop bonus, especially at the risk of an hour or longer wait to get back in. We have wondered ourselves in zc how we have it in pop locked campaigns. We also questioned it some months ago when it seemed like DC was always getting it. Something isn't right and hasn't been for quite a while now.
IronWooshu wrote: »
When in a delve you don't got towards the Cyrodiil player count.
Except you're outright accusing people, which the screenshot does nothing to prove. It only shows a busted mechanic. I have a really hard time believing that enough AD players coordinate en masse to go into delves to try and manipulate the low pop bonus. And if it's really so easy I also have a hard time believing the other Alliances aren't doing it as well.IronWooshu wrote: »I just made a post about this, glad you showed some proof.. AD does this all the time.
Why is it hard to believe? To get a low pop bonus, your faction has to have low pop at "just the right time". It is literally impossible to be pop locked for 6 hours and still have the bonus unless you didn't have the population in Cyrodiil when the evaluation was calculated. Which would be incredibly unlikely to happen randomly when your faction is pop locked, unless there was manipulation happening.
FYI, with the new lower populations, it doesn't take that many people coordinating to make this happen. Back when there was 500 players per faction it was impossible, now that there is only 100 or less players per faction allowed, entirely possible and can probably be accomplished by a single guild.
Prime time Saturday night. AD has been pop locked for 6 hours. They have a queue. There is no reason whatsoever for them to be getting this.
We have been complaining about this for what? A year? 2 years?
Until you are capable of fixing it low pop bonus has to go.
These are supposed to be competitive month long campaigns. You are ruining it- and sucking the fun out of the game, by continuing to allow this.
Note that I'm not mad at Aldmeri players in my server and I'm not accusing them of cheating. I'm mad at Zenimax for doing NOTHING to fix this and allowing our campaigns to be ruined for years.
biminirwb17_ESO wrote: »Given that population is calculated on the number of people entering Cyrodiil going to a delve or log offs at eval would actually increase that factions pop count not lower it.
These are supposed to be competitive month long campaigns. You are ruining it- and sucking the fun out of the game, by continuing to allow this.
Except you're outright accusing people, which the screenshot does nothing to prove. It only shows a busted mechanic. I have a really hard time believing that enough AD players coordinate en masse to go into delves to try and manipulate the low pop bonus. And if it's really so easy I also have a hard time believing the other Alliances aren't doing it as well.IronWooshu wrote: »I just made a post about this, glad you showed some proof.. AD does this all the time.
Why is it hard to believe? To get a low pop bonus, your faction has to have low pop at "just the right time". It is literally impossible to be pop locked for 6 hours and still have the bonus unless you didn't have the population in Cyrodiil when the evaluation was calculated. Which would be incredibly unlikely to happen randomly when your faction is pop locked, unless there was manipulation happening.
FYI, with the new lower populations, it doesn't take that many people coordinating to make this happen. Back when there was 500 players per faction it was impossible, now that there is only 100 or less players per faction allowed, entirely possible and can probably be accomplished by a single guild.
Minnesinger wrote: »Except you're outright accusing people, which the screenshot does nothing to prove. It only shows a busted mechanic. I have a really hard time believing that enough AD players coordinate en masse to go into delves to try and manipulate the low pop bonus. And if it's really so easy I also have a hard time believing the other Alliances aren't doing it as well.IronWooshu wrote: »I just made a post about this, glad you showed some proof.. AD does this all the time.
Why is it hard to believe? To get a low pop bonus, your faction has to have low pop at "just the right time". It is literally impossible to be pop locked for 6 hours and still have the bonus unless you didn't have the population in Cyrodiil when the evaluation was calculated. Which would be incredibly unlikely to happen randomly when your faction is pop locked, unless there was manipulation happening.
FYI, with the new lower populations, it doesn't take that many people coordinating to make this happen. Back when there was 500 players per faction it was impossible, now that there is only 100 or less players per faction allowed, entirely possible and can probably be accomplished by a single guild.
Chill dude! You just throw accusations but can show no proof which backs your claims. Take a breath and remember you are playing an online game.