Yes you can

I strongly recommend it. The non vet campaign is some of the most fun I've had in a game. I've leveled several toons exclusively there after level 10, and it's a consistently active campaign, at least on PC NA. Not sure about the other megaservers.

If you decide for some reason you don't want to play non vet, I advise picking the non cp campaign. As a low level, playing against vet enemies with max CP will probably be more discouraging than anything.

Reverb wrote: »

I strongly recommend it. The non vet campaign is some of the most fun I've had in a game. I've leveled several toons exclusively there after level 10, and it's a consistently active campaign, at least on PC NA. Not sure about the other megaservers.

If you decide for some reason you don't want to play non vet, I advise picking the non cp campaign. As a low level, playing against vet enemies with max CP will probably be more discouraging than anything.

Thanks mate.
Will I still be getting points if i play in either non-vet or non-cp campaigns ?
My objective is to get access to Vigor

vpy wrote: »

Reverb wrote: »

I strongly recommend it. The non vet campaign is some of the most fun I've had in a game. I've leveled several toons exclusively there after level 10, and it's a consistently active campaign, at least on PC NA. Not sure about the other megaservers.

If you decide for some reason you don't want to play non vet, I advise picking the non cp campaign. As a low level, playing against vet enemies with max CP will probably be more discouraging than anything.

Thanks mate.
Will I still be getting points if i play in either non-vet or non-cp campaigns ?
My objective is to get access to Vigor

Well, the I recommend you not go to Blackwater Blade. It is as fun as described but if AP gain is you sole interest, and not the Alliance War or learning PvP and coordinated group play, only Trueflame is a good place to earn AP (PC/NA, anyway). Sure you'll be ridiculously underpowered compared to others but even if you had a max CP character you'd lack good gear and no matter what you'd stand no chance against experienced players. Even if they were the ones with sub-level-50 characters.

Don't worry about dying. Go where the action is and defend keeps under attacks. You get part of the accumulated AP earned from kills about a minute and a half after all combat has ceased in a subzone - for instance a Keep or resource like a Farm, Lumbermill or Mine around the Keeps. The rewards are larger in general than conquering a resource. Small towns (the ones not connected by transit lines - Bruma, Cropsford and Vlastrus) and Resources are worth 1500 AP to take and Keeps are worth 6000 AP. You likely won't be able to solo these, even if other players don't intercede.

Join a group. Watch and learn rather than worrying about killing others or dying (which in PvP has no penalty, no armor repairs - just a long ride back). In Trueflame you can reasonably expect to get Vigor in 2 days even without having the slightest idea what's going on as long as you stick where the action is. Group with others as then you share AP rewards.

You can enter any Cyrodiil campaign at level 10+, and I recommend you go Blackwater Blade (under level 50 campaign).

Yes, and it is much easier and faster leveling in PVP these days than it was at launch when it took me several months to level up from 10 to veteran ranks in Wabbajack campaign. Now you can reach 50 in a couple weeks just playing the game normally in PVP.

Note if you want to hold your own against other players, then I suggest to craft a new set of purple gear every 5 to 10 levels or so. The way that the battle leveling for lowbies works now, it is greatly affected by the quality of your gear and how close it is to your current character level.