"vet" or 'non-vet' are not distinctions for pvp like they are for pve. If you're asking what the most challenging and rewarding PvP format is, it is noCP. Champion Point campaigns are the mindless splashing kiddie pools of ESO.

If you're asking what the most challenging and rewarding PvP format is, it is noCP. Champion Point campaigns are the mindless splashing kiddie pools of ESO.

Translate: I totally know this wasn't what this post was about, but I like to insert my opinion because I think the way I like to play the game is the only way someone should like to play, and therefore, despite the fact that it's just a game, I want to make judgements statements to feel validated, which is odd since all that's really happening is that I'm validating myself."

For some of us, non-CP isn't fun to play because the power creep that has occurred in the game since 2014 occurs from CPs, sets and abilities, and if you remove one leg of that equation without removing the other two you create an entirely new balance that is unpleasant for reasons entirely unrelated to player skill. Also, on my server the only population in non cp has ever been 8-12 person groups in an empty server who think they're talented because they take the map then sit around watching keeps and resources to swoop in and kill the solo players who are working on them. Huzzah, they can 12v1. They're amazeballs.



To the point, the non-vet campaigns have to be no CP because their purpose is to give lower level players an easier environment to learn pvp, and if level 20's with 630 CPs were in there they would cream new players.

Berenhir wrote: »

Drakkdjinn wrote: »

"vet" or 'non-vet' are not distinctions for pvp like they are for pve. If you're asking what the most challenging and rewarding PvP format is, it is noCP. Champion Point campaigns are the mindless splashing kiddie pools of ESO.

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