Personal experience, son. No lag until a certain group of lagsploit spammers shows up. Like clockwork. They've bragged about it on these forums.
You've never provided proof for that. Always an excuse when I ask you.
Personal experience, son. No lag until a certain group of lagsploit spammers shows up. Like clockwork. They've bragged about it on these forums.
You've never provided proof for that. Always an excuse when I ask you.
I don't owe you anything. Every other DC knows this happens.
I owe proof to ZOS, which I provided. I don't feel like getting a forum ban for naming and shaming. No thanks.Personal experience, son. No lag until a certain group of lagsploit spammers shows up. Like clockwork. They've bragged about it on these forums.
You've never provided proof for that. Always an excuse when I ask you.
I don't owe you anything. Every other DC knows this happens.
If you make accusations publically you absolutely owe us proof.
@roechacca, You're one of the few folks on this forum I enjoy reading because you have a healthy attitude/perspective about all this stuff, so if you are leaving you'll be missed. And I'm not even DC. :-D
In the AD group I was with last night we were talking a bit about the "crossing factions problem" you describe. I think most of us in the group also think it's a problem. I know I do. It's the main reason I got sick of Blackwater Blade, which was perhaps the most fun campaign at its inception, despite other people's ignorance/disdain about it. I believe it is still screwed up due to the faction-crossing issue.
It's just plain stupid for one account to be able to play 2 or more factions in the same campaign. A player should have to commit to one faction in a campaign period. To improve Cyrodiil enjoyment and "fairness," there isn't really any good reason for it to not be this way.
I think the only reason Zeni does not seem to be interested in changing it is because they think it would decrease subscriptions. However, losing the kinds of people who abuse the current system would better the game, and draw better people back.
Princess_Asgari wrote: »
I owe proof to ZOS, which I provided. I don't feel like getting a forum ban for naming and shaming. No thanks.Personal experience, son. No lag until a certain group of lagsploit spammers shows up. Like clockwork. They've bragged about it on these forums.
You've never provided proof for that. Always an excuse when I ask you.
I don't owe you anything. Every other DC knows this happens.
If you make accusations publically you absolutely owe us proof.
I owe proof to ZOS, which I provided. I don't feel like getting a forum ban for naming and shaming. No thanks.Personal experience, son. No lag until a certain group of lagsploit spammers shows up. Like clockwork. They've bragged about it on these forums.
You've never provided proof for that. Always an excuse when I ask you.
I don't owe you anything. Every other DC knows this happens.
If you make accusations publically you absolutely owe us proof.
It's not a hard concept. If you cant back it up on the forums leave it off the forums. Report it and leave it, or else please provide some sort of substance.
I owe proof to ZOS, which I provided. I don't feel like getting a forum ban for naming and shaming. No thanks.Personal experience, son. No lag until a certain group of lagsploit spammers shows up. Like clockwork. They've bragged about it on these forums.
You've never provided proof for that. Always an excuse when I ask you.
I don't owe you anything. Every other DC knows this happens.
If you make accusations publically you absolutely owe us proof.
It's not a hard concept. If you cant back it up on the forums leave it off the forums. Report it and leave it, or else please provide some sort of substance.
At this point you're trolling . People can discuss this on the forums without getting banned . The real question now is , if it has nothing to do with you , why be so defensive ?
If one person cannot have multiple alliance characters home and/or guest in the same campaign, then they really should remove the ability to travel to another player. It's silly that people can still do that.
Removing that ability would solve the problem the OP mentioned.
Otherwise just let us home whatever character we want, where we want. Regardless of alliance.
Just let ZOS do their job if any investigation needs to be done . If everyone starts PMing names it just becomes a fiasco and inhibits their investigation if they have in fact even started one .
I cant have two chars on same campaign with different faction. I get an error if i try
Personal experience, son. No lag until a certain group of lagsploit spammers shows up. Like clockwork. They've bragged about it on these forums.
You've never provided proof for that. Always an excuse when I ask you.
This claim has been made before and refuted by @ZOS_BrianWheeler. Using Travel to player does add to the campaign's population. (According to @ZOS_BrianWheeler.)I cant have two chars on same campaign with different faction. I get an error if i try
The idiots are traveling to the campaigns by using "travel to player" bugs. Sometimes it doesn't even log them as having entered the campaign, which doesn't show them as part of the population bars.
@zos are there plans to address any of this?
Lava_Croft wrote: »This claim has been made before and refuted by @ZOS_BrianWheeler. Using Travel to player does add to the campaign's population. (According to @ZOS_BrianWheeler.)I cant have two chars on same campaign with different faction. I get an error if i try
The idiots are traveling to the campaigns by using "travel to player" bugs. Sometimes it doesn't even log them as having entered the campaign, which doesn't show them as part of the population bars.
@zos are there plans to address any of this?
Naturally, this doesn't mean the mechanic isn't bad and makes people who have actually set a campaign as Home or Guest unable to play in it.
Personal experience, son. No lag until a certain group of lagsploit spammers shows up. Like clockwork. They've bragged about it on these forums.
You've never provided proof for that. Always an excuse when I ask you.
I have about 2 hours of video proof
Pancake-Tragedy wrote: »Lava_Croft wrote: »This claim has been made before and refuted by @ZOS_BrianWheeler. Using Travel to player does add to the campaign's population. (According to @ZOS_BrianWheeler.)I cant have two chars on same campaign with different faction. I get an error if i try
The idiots are traveling to the campaigns by using "travel to player" bugs. Sometimes it doesn't even log them as having entered the campaign, which doesn't show them as part of the population bars.
@zos are there plans to address any of this?
Naturally, this doesn't mean the mechanic isn't bad and makes people who have actually set a campaign as Home or Guest unable to play in it.
But it allows those players to travel to campaigns that they wouldn't otherwise be able to.
Example: I have a DC character homed on Thornblade. I can log into my AD character and travel to someone in my guild/group that is in Thornblade and by-pass the faction restrictions that I would get otherwise when trying to home or guess both of those characters to the same campaign.