
caeliusstarbreaker wrote: »Were you bored or on adderall?
Celas_Dranacea wrote: »Thanks Minno - this was fun to look at and I appreciate the effort!
I will add my humble punditry to this thread:
The current score gap of a few hundred points means nothing. DC just has a slight "we won 3 campaigns" hangover. I predict they will kick into high gear and take the lead in the last 1.5 weeks.
We saw this last campaign when they closed the gap on a 1,000 point AD lead and finished the campaign with a 1,000+ lead of their own.
caeliusstarbreaker wrote: »Were you bored or on adderall?
Nope. Just wanted to promote map-play mechanics instead of 1vx elitist play/ zerg rushes/ troll tower lag farms.
This way guild leads can get a little snapshot on where they can attack next or spread out to.
https://youtu.be/PHTVuP5P4okHonestly Telel feels so very lonely lately when they go and try to murder elves for the glory of Kate Beckinsale.
Humble khajiit goes to cyrodiil hoping to have many fun frolicks with the many other responsible, wise, and hopefully superior players who lead groups and work with others to try and accomplish useful things.
But lately..oh it is much sadness for khajiit.
Hours upon hours upon hours (this would go on longer but khajiit believes in brevity) spent asking if there is even one other Dumbminion player out there running a group only to be met with people arguing over proc sets, and statements about how it's unfair they have learn how to siege and retake alessia if they want to fight be farned by their friends at the bridge.https://youtu.be/PHTVuP5P4ok
Oh and the hordes of stick wielding griffs whose primary skill is either running forward, or holding block. Those are kind of tiresome. But at least Telel can murder and eat them..because Razum-Dar said it's legal.
#lonelyatthebottom , #diebridgedie,
remember that end of the month is like a week-2 week holiday so anything can happen
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »Short answer is DKs likely won't be seeing a ton of changes before we go live; this class is still quite powerful (as it should be being a tank), even after some of the adjustments we've made to other classes and abilities.
Celas_Dranacea wrote: »I think Minno might also be doing some sneaky psychological operations here to give math that will lead EP/AD to pursue victory in the way that is least disruptive to DC.
Just sayin'
Celas_Dranacea wrote: »I think Minno might also be doing some sneaky psychological operations here to give math that will lead EP/AD to pursue victory in the way that is least disruptive to DC.
Just sayin'
Haha I can see that. I'm a better forum-plar than a player anyway lol.
But seriously, AD was going on a path that leads to an -EP victory. You needed Dc to commit their troops to lessen the gap on EP. AD was hitting DC as hard as -EP, rightly thinking to push DC away from another campaign win. But the effect was that EP saw you left the road to alessia relatively uncontested. So while AD took ash/rayles/tried to seige glade (8 points total, potential 12 total if glade gets taken), you lost alessia/faregyl/bloodmayne (24 total points loss).
AD needed to bottle neck the second place faction, hold all home objectives, and flip resources on both enemies. My score predictions assume a keep and a few resources are flipped, which isn't crazy to achieve in primetime.
On Monday, I'll give another update that lists reach factions win potential as objectively as possible.
IxSTALKERxI wrote: »Celas_Dranacea wrote: »I think Minno might also be doing some sneaky psychological operations here to give math that will lead EP/AD to pursue victory in the way that is least disruptive to DC.
Just sayin'
Haha I can see that. I'm a better forum-plar than a player anyway lol.
But seriously, AD was going on a path that leads to an -EP victory. You needed Dc to commit their troops to lessen the gap on EP. AD was hitting DC as hard as -EP, rightly thinking to push DC away from another campaign win. But the effect was that EP saw you left the road to alessia relatively uncontested. So while AD took ash/rayles/tried to seige glade (8 points total, potential 12 total if glade gets taken), you lost alessia/faregyl/bloodmayne (24 total points loss).
AD needed to bottle neck the second place faction, hold all home objectives, and flip resources on both enemies. My score predictions assume a keep and a few resources are flipped, which isn't crazy to achieve in primetime.
On Monday, I'll give another update that lists reach factions win potential as objectively as possible.
EP are free kills though. Can push them to the bottom of the leader board in a day. DC are all perma blocking healers that have a 24/7 presence.
IxSTALKERxI wrote: »Celas_Dranacea wrote: »I think Minno might also be doing some sneaky psychological operations here to give math that will lead EP/AD to pursue victory in the way that is least disruptive to DC.
Just sayin'
Haha I can see that. I'm a better forum-plar than a player anyway lol.
But seriously, AD was going on a path that leads to an -EP victory. You needed Dc to commit their troops to lessen the gap on EP. AD was hitting DC as hard as -EP, rightly thinking to push DC away from another campaign win. But the effect was that EP saw you left the road to alessia relatively uncontested. So while AD took ash/rayles/tried to seige glade (8 points total, potential 12 total if glade gets taken), you lost alessia/faregyl/bloodmayne (24 total points loss).
AD needed to bottle neck the second place faction, hold all home objectives, and flip resources on both enemies. My score predictions assume a keep and a few resources are flipped, which isn't crazy to achieve in primetime.
On Monday, I'll give another update that lists reach factions win potential as objectively as possible.
EP are free kills though. Can push them to the bottom of the leader board in a day. DC are all perma blocking healers that have a 24/7 presence.
aidenmoore wrote: »IxSTALKERxI wrote: »Celas_Dranacea wrote: »I think Minno might also be doing some sneaky psychological operations here to give math that will lead EP/AD to pursue victory in the way that is least disruptive to DC.
Just sayin'
Haha I can see that. I'm a better forum-plar than a player anyway lol.
But seriously, AD was going on a path that leads to an -EP victory. You needed Dc to commit their troops to lessen the gap on EP. AD was hitting DC as hard as -EP, rightly thinking to push DC away from another campaign win. But the effect was that EP saw you left the road to alessia relatively uncontested. So while AD took ash/rayles/tried to seige glade (8 points total, potential 12 total if glade gets taken), you lost alessia/faregyl/bloodmayne (24 total points loss).
AD needed to bottle neck the second place faction, hold all home objectives, and flip resources on both enemies. My score predictions assume a keep and a few resources are flipped, which isn't crazy to achieve in primetime.
On Monday, I'll give another update that lists reach factions win potential as objectively as possible.
EP are free kills though. Can push them to the bottom of the leader board in a day. DC are all perma blocking healers that have a 24/7 presence.
With the attitude like this I am SO glad that EP is in lead.
aidenmoore wrote: »IxSTALKERxI wrote: »Celas_Dranacea wrote: »I think Minno might also be doing some sneaky psychological operations here to give math that will lead EP/AD to pursue victory in the way that is least disruptive to DC.
Just sayin'
Haha I can see that. I'm a better forum-plar than a player anyway lol.
But seriously, AD was going on a path that leads to an -EP victory. You needed Dc to commit their troops to lessen the gap on EP. AD was hitting DC as hard as -EP, rightly thinking to push DC away from another campaign win. But the effect was that EP saw you left the road to alessia relatively uncontested. So while AD took ash/rayles/tried to seige glade (8 points total, potential 12 total if glade gets taken), you lost alessia/faregyl/bloodmayne (24 total points loss).
AD needed to bottle neck the second place faction, hold all home objectives, and flip resources on both enemies. My score predictions assume a keep and a few resources are flipped, which isn't crazy to achieve in primetime.
On Monday, I'll give another update that lists reach factions win potential as objectively as possible.
EP are free kills though. Can push them to the bottom of the leader board in a day. DC are all perma blocking healers that have a 24/7 presence.
With the attitude like this I am SO glad that EP is in lead.
IxSTALKERxI wrote: »Celas_Dranacea wrote: »I think Minno might also be doing some sneaky psychological operations here to give math that will lead EP/AD to pursue victory in the way that is least disruptive to DC.
Just sayin'
Haha I can see that. I'm a better forum-plar than a player anyway lol.
But seriously, AD was going on a path that leads to an -EP victory. You needed Dc to commit their troops to lessen the gap on EP. AD was hitting DC as hard as -EP, rightly thinking to push DC away from another campaign win. But the effect was that EP saw you left the road to alessia relatively uncontested. So while AD took ash/rayles/tried to seige glade (8 points total, potential 12 total if glade gets taken), you lost alessia/faregyl/bloodmayne (24 total points loss).
AD needed to bottle neck the second place faction, hold all home objectives, and flip resources on both enemies. My score predictions assume a keep and a few resources are flipped, which isn't crazy to achieve in primetime.
On Monday, I'll give another update that lists reach factions win potential as objectively as possible.
EP are free kills though. Can push them to the bottom of the leader board in a day. DC are all perma blocking healers that have a 24/7 presence.
yeah they are when you bring doubt the number of your opponent, which is your wont.
