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ebonheart pack better at pvp?
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✭✭✭nathantaco wrote: »EP? Best PvP faction? Never heard of that one. AD and DC literally swat you guys off our shoulders when you try to sneak in during a fight with those factions. I'm just speaking in terms of Thornblade, though.ExiledKhallisi wrote: »NookyZooky wrote: »Your queen is a pathetic bigot, who will soon be defeated by the glorious ebonheart pact.
Your King is a barbarian brute about as smart as a box of rocks.
*Erects the spine of shooting an arrow into your knee*
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✭NookyZooky wrote: »nathantaco wrote: »EP? Best PvP faction? Never heard of that one. AD and DC literally swat you guys off our shoulders when you try to sneak in during a fight with those factions. I'm just speaking in terms of Thornblade, though.ExiledKhallisi wrote: »NookyZooky wrote: »Your queen is a pathetic bigot, who will soon be defeated by the glorious ebonheart pact.
Your King is a barbarian brute about as smart as a box of rocks.
*Erects the spine of shooting an arrow into your knee*
there's so many erections happening, I don't know how anyone manages to get anything done!Dear Sister, I do not spread rumors, I create them.0 -
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✭Animus0724 wrote: »AD player here....i stopped PvPing, its more headache then fun
Same. Also, the queue for Thornblade is so long I just don't bother anymore. When I want to PvP I just guest somewhere with a smaller queue.
Also, I am in what has been (back in the Wabba days) an excellent PvP guild that you probably know the name of. But there has been silly childish ego-based politics going on among the guilds so that has probably had some effect too. It seemed to start back in the last weeks of Wabba when DC and EP seemed to be teaming up against AD because back then AD was quite strong.
Lol OP, IQ? Really?0 -
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My barbarian king would split your weak queens skull with an axe with little effort. all hail the Pact!ExiledKhallisi wrote: »NookyZooky wrote: »Your queen is a pathetic bigot, who will soon be defeated by the glorious ebonheart pact.
Your King is a barbarian brute about as smart as a box of rocks.
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Cody✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭smeeprocketnub19_ESO wrote: »NookyZooky wrote: »nathantaco wrote: »EP? Best PvP faction? Never heard of that one. AD and DC literally swat you guys off our shoulders when you try to sneak in during a fight with those factions. I'm just speaking in terms of Thornblade, though.ExiledKhallisi wrote: »NookyZooky wrote: »Your queen is a pathetic bigot, who will soon be defeated by the glorious ebonheart pact.
Your King is a barbarian brute about as smart as a box of rocks.
*Erects the spine of shooting an arrow into your knee*
there's so many erections happening, I don't know how anyone manages to get anything done!
*erects the spine of erecting spines*
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I cant speak for everyone but my experience has been this;
NORTH AMERICAN
AD at launch could flood any server at will with there huge guilds.
DC at launch had fewer HUGE (mega) guilds but could dominate certain campaigns but could not flood servers.
Now the history of EP
EP had the majority of non pvp players and a handful of moderate size guilds no mega guilds. EP at launch was outnumbered in everything ep pvp guilds had to learn the best tactics because we had no numbers. Even that wasn't enough over alot of servers ep was demoralized by the AD server floods. To accomplish anything the elite pvp EP guilds realized they had to come together and formed a alliance. Multiple guilds at the same time reached out half way threw the first 90 day campaign. The average guild in the alliance had 100-150 active pvp players with 8 guilds this equaled 800-1000 elite trained pvp players which have practiced taking keeps with only 7 players in 5 min. This force which usually faced overwhelming odds were now faced with equal numbers steamrolled opposition.
Unfortunately most people left in June including myself but I recently returned and it seems the communication between ep has stuck even with alot of vets leaving. I could be wrong and it might just be the more influx of ep pve players. The ep pvp guilds who remain still probably communicate better. My guild is a shell of what it was and I haven't returned to the organized side of pvp yet. Thats is though my best guess coming from the history of the start of the EP pvp.
A. Bigger influx of EP pve players in pvp
B. EP foundation of communication between guilds has led them into contention why selfish AD withers and elites DC guild dont play well together. ( no disrespect to dc they are good fighters and good people) (and all the disrespect to the overpopulated emo AD)
I do think its more A now in my opinion sometimes I still don't see EP maxxing out siege =(.Edited by Zanderscotxub17_ESO on August 20, 2014 3:47AM0 -
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you remind me of hopesfire..... man, what an awful campaign it was.Zanderscotxub17_ESO wrote: »I cant speak for everyone but my experience has been this;
NORTH AMERICAN
AD at launch could flood any server at will with there huge guilds.
DC at launch had fewer HUGE (mega) guilds but could dominate certain campaigns but could not flood servers.
Now the history of EP
EP had the majority of non pvp players and a handful of moderate size guilds no mega guilds. EP at launch was outnumbered in everything ep pvp guilds had to learn the best tactics because we had no numbers. Even that wasnt enough over alot of servers ep was demoralized by the AD server floods. To accomplish anything the elite pvp EP guilds realised they had to come together and formed a alliance. Multiple guilds at the sametime reached out half way threw the first 90 day campaign. The avrge guild in the alliance had 100-150 active pvp players with 8 guilds this equalled 800-1000 elite trained pvp players which have practiced taking keeps with only 7 players in 5 min. This force which usually faced overwhelming odds were now faced with equal numbers steamrolled oppostion.
Unfortunately most people left in june including myself but I recently returned and it seems the communication between ep has stuck even with alot of vets leaving. I could be wrong and it might just be the more influx of ep pve players. The ep pvp guilds who remain still probably comunicate better. My guild is a shell of what it was and havent returned to the organized side of pvp yet. Thats is though my best guess comming from the history of the start of the EP pvp.
A. Bigger influx of EP pve players in pvp
B. EP foundation of communication between guilds has led them into contetion why selfish AD withers and elites DC guild dont play well together. ( no disrespect to dc they are good fighters and good people) (and all the disrespect to the overpopulated emo AD)
I do think its more A now in my opinion sometimes I still dont see EP maxxing out siege =(.
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