I think they need to toss everyone together to see if they can even get the thing to work before they start divvying up the queues

With battle levelling and no CP, barring people based on level is pointless. Yes, new players may have less knowledge and experience, but equally, that level 20 may be the 10th toon for a player that has won emp on their 9 previous characters.

Equally, why should a new player that has paid for morrowind be prohibited from playing the battleground PvP content they want to play until they've grinded through PvE content to reach an arbitrary level that other players deem acceptable? What is needed is a way to gate top level coordinated groups from being thrown together with random low level newbies or PUGs, so players learning to play can practice and improve against similar level players without getting curb-stomped by pro's, and the pro's get worthwhile competition. That way you know that if you're grouped with a 'lowly' level 20, you know they're basically just as good as you are.

This actually appears to be a bug since the Battegrounds Basics Guide on the ESO website states that

"You can queue solo or as a member of a party, and you are able to specify a desired level range (10-49 or 10-50) with the game type randomly determined"

LMar wrote: »

This actually appears to be a bug since the Battegrounds Basics Guide on the ESO website states that

"You can queue solo or as a member of a party, and you are able to specify a desired level range (10-49 or 10-50) with the game type randomly determined"

It has to be. In the top right it tells you which of these Ques you're in, but CP160+ players seem to be able to access 10-49.

The BGs and Morrowind in general are too young to split the possible population without ruining the experience for one group or another entirely. Give it a few months of people buying the chapter and newer players getting into the game. Eventually there will (hopefully) be enough people that ZOS can split up the queues by 1-50 non cp and 50 with cp. Either that or split the game types into different queues

Level is not that relevant since:
1) Low level players have a stat bonus and/or
2) They could be in fact very experienced players running on a low level alt.

DeadlyRecluse wrote: »

Asardes wrote: »

Level is not that relevant since:
1) Low level players have a stat bonus and/or
2) They could be in fact very experienced players running on a low level alt.

Yeah, tbh I'm a lot more comfortable with a level 20 in group than someone with CP between 10 and 200.

If you don't like randoms then you should queue with a premade group made of players that are as or more experienced than you.

mr1sho wrote: »

I'm not trying to sound like a elitist but it's very frustrating to queue up to BGS to have your teammates be lvl 20s js I don't think BGS should be accessible until after rank 50

No, they just need a 10-49 bracket.

Mitoice wrote: »

Dammit... at least you are able.to play... I keep getting the someone declined your invitation for hours without getting to a BG... i wish i could play even if its with 3 lvl 10 players.....

Morrowind sucks!! 40 bucks down the drain...

They are not going to get me next chapter....

Idk what they did but the queue has been broken this whole week