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Daggerfall Covenant->Thornblade->NA
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I do have to pose the question, after watching the battles this morning.
Why do you constantly and consistently attack AD, who has made no advances towards your faction, while EP holds your scroll?
Would it not be a wiser play, to hit EP with everything you have, While AD does the same?
With EP in the lead this campaign, I would think that your faction would try to knock them out of scoring position.
Edited by Goldie on November 20, 2014 8:38AM Why do you constantly and consistently attack AD, who has made no advances towards your faction, while EP holds your scroll?
Would it not be a wiser play, to hit EP with everything you have, While AD does the same?
With EP in the lead this campaign, I would think that your faction would try to knock them out of scoring position.
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EIGHTS✭✭✭✭If all of us go to get scroll at Arrius, AD will come to attack our keep and open our gates certainly and we will have to fight whole EP at the same time. Even we take our scroll back, we will encounter AD as well then we will lost everything again.
I think we shouldn't discuss detail here.Edited by EIGHTS on November 20, 2014 8:53AMI'm not native speaker in English. I hope that I don't make you misunderstand.0 -
FluffiestOne✭✭✭✭I recall AD taking glades.Fluffy
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Vilestride✭✭✭✭✭Because most people don't really care about the scoreboard, especially not DC who's overall population is abysmal next to EP and AD and have simply given up. We just want fights man, and not the kind where the entire campaign is at one keep zerging it up, hence we need to always be hitting both opposing factions as much as possible to spread the fighting out and prevent lag.
Quality small skirmishes and lag free PvP trump frame eating stressful AoE balls of 100+ people for what may or may not be considered a "strategic move" any day
My guild, and I know alot of other DC guilds go out of our way to target the team the rest of our faction is not targeting just to stay out of zerg situations.Edited by Vilestride on November 20, 2014 11:58AM1 -
Kaghei✭✭✭Blue attack red, and then we decide to push blue, they are always going to defend their keeps.Alacrity
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SoulScream✭✭✭✭✭I agree! Though it will always be rare the entire faction is on the same page. DC did push for the scroll taking ep keeps like kings and had the scroll for a short run. DC had to fall back to defend home keeps from AD.0 -
AnteCoyote✭✭✭SoulScream wrote: »I agree! Though it will always be rare the entire faction is on the same page. DC did push for the scroll taking ep keeps like kings and had the scroll for a short run. DC had to fall back to defend home keeps from AD.
I seem to recall defending our home keeps from attacking DC when the scroll was moving. DC was also pushing hard on Roe and Fare the next time they got max siege on Arrius to try and get their scroll back. I don't know about everyone else, but yesterday my group was focused mainly on EP, since we want them to lose DC's scroll and they are currently winning. When EP had our gate open or when they had our scroll (lag 'n grab much, by the way?), that would have been the time for DC to try for their scroll.
We did get bored and take Glademist. That was us. It wasn't the best decision strategy-wise, and there was no way we were getting any gates open with just one group. We were just messing around and hoping other groups could take Ash.Aldmeri Dominion -J'Ualizz - Siphons-Spirits - S'Renrij - Byz Only Sweeps - Winds-Roots
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BCBasher✭✭✭AnteCoyote wrote: »SoulScream wrote: »I agree! Though it will always be rare the entire faction is on the same page. DC did push for the scroll taking ep keeps like kings and had the scroll for a short run. DC had to fall back to defend home keeps from AD.
I seem to recall defending our home keeps from attacking DC when the scroll was moving. DC was also pushing hard on Roe and Fare the next time they got max siege on Arrius to try and get their scroll back. I don't know about everyone else, but yesterday my group was focused mainly on EP, since we want them to lose DC's scroll and they are currently winning. When EP had our gate open or when they had our scroll (lag 'n grab much, by the way?), that would have been the time for DC to try for their scroll.
We did get bored and take Glademist. That was us. It wasn't the best decision strategy-wise, and there was no way we were getting any gates open with just one group. We were just messing around and hoping other groups could take Ash.
I've been here since early access but just getting into PvP and my observations last night based on DC zone chat was we had two vocal "generals" bickering over taking the school or emp while ep was trying to steal ad's scroll. Between them they managed to choose neither. I'm enjoying the in fighting in zone almost as much as actually playing the game but seriously being a good leader sometimes means stepping back and just going with a plan that isn't yours and that looked like one of those times.
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I've been here since early access but just getting into PvP and my observations last night based on DC zone chat was we had two vocal "generals" bickering over taking the school or emp while ep was trying to steal ad's scroll. Between them they managed to choose neither. I'm enjoying the in fighting in zone almost as much as actually playing the game but seriously being a good leader sometimes means stepping back and just going with a plan that isn't yours and that looked like one of those times.
the whole reason right here..... we have too much infighting. I refrain from saying anything in zone chat just because you get jumped on for any little thing. The other night I said aww F* because I messed something up and instantly I get a big all caps FU in zone chat from a guy who had been spouting a different language for the last 30 minutes.
As it stands I'm willing to bet that if I were grouped with most of the "Leaders" in zone I would not dislike them but they way they come off in zone chat is not at all good.
Between the insults and trolls I'm willing to bet there are more than just me that do not watch zone chat until it is too late.Edited by MichaelShimmel on November 20, 2014 7:33PM0 -
EIGHTS✭✭✭✭AD always try to take our keeps when we try to get our scroll back. When all of us go to get our scroll back, Ash, Glademist and Rayles will be attacked and belong to AD. Then AD will come to rob our scroll. EP will begin to take Aleswell and Warden. This happened several times. We will lost all we have.
Don't be fooled by AD.
If AD real want EP lost thier scroll. AD will never attack Ash, Glademist or Rayles. They will push the other side.
Don't trust any AD discuss here. DC doesn't have LUCK as AD. The stolen scroll won't be reset and we must work hard together to take it back. That's not a easy work. But DC will succeed someday! DC must have faith!
PS:When I argued ZoS helps AD, the ridiculous LAG never happen again. That's a coincidence and by chance, right?
Edited by EIGHTS on November 20, 2014 7:53PMI'm not native speaker in English. I hope that I don't make you misunderstand.2 -
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✭✭✭AD always try to take our keeps when we try to get our scroll back. When all of us go to get our scroll back, Ash, Glademist and Rayles are belong to AD. Then AD come to attack our scroll. EP will begin to take Aleswell and Warden. This happened several times.
Don't be fooled by AD.
If AD real want EP lost thier scroll. AD will never attack Ash, Glademist or Rayles. They will push the other side.
Don't trust any AD discuss here.
AD directly benefits from a situation where they know that they always have a guaranteed double team on EP.
Which is why they've been sneaking up on DC on the points.
Remember, that scroll was pulled out of Bloodmayne. They don't have your best interests at heart.
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EIGHTS✭✭✭✭Some people told you some incorrect information here. Trust what you see in game by your own.I'm not native speaker in English. I hope that I don't make you misunderstand.0
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Dreyloch✭✭✭✭✭Because most people don't really care about the scoreboard, especially not DC who's overall population is abysmal next to EP and AD and have simply given up. We just want fights man, and not the kind where the entire campaign is at one keep zerging it up, hence we need to always be hitting both opposing factions as much as possible to spread the fighting out and prevent lag.
Quality small skirmishes and lag free PvP trump frame eating stressful AoE balls of 100+ people for what may or may not be considered a "strategic move" any day
My guild, and I know alot of other DC guilds go out of our way to target the team the rest of our faction is not targeting just to stay out of zerg situations.
The part I bolded is only 1/2 true. 2 major guilds (that i was a part of) for the faction have seen their leaders go to WoW because ZoS can't get their act together and get the lag and rollbacks handled. Most of DC that's out there now is kind of aimless and without much in the way of skilled guilds doing what needs to be done. Why pay to play something that brings such immense aggravation?"The fear of Death, is often worse than death itself"0 -
The "low pop bonus" is out of control, no point in trying when the high population factions are receiving 300 to 700 points for hour.
The lag is horrid in large battles, and there seems to be some funny business going on behind the scenes.0
