Rohamad_Ali wrote: »

IxSTALKERxI wrote: »

Maybe AD is just bad.

Example: DC spends 30 minutes trying to gain ground against EP pushing to bleakers. EP puts up a tough fight. Whereas if they push south instead they'll capture roebeck in under 5 minutes.

EP spend 30 minutes trying to defend against DC and taking back bleakers, whereas if they pushed south instead they could probably take alessia in under 5 minutes.

This would equate to a lot more fighting between EP and DC yet still create an illusion on the map of a purple alliance.

Or maybe just a lot of the experienced AD players are off doing other things ? Let's not forget We won 2 campaigns ago . We won after being way behind in last place with very little time left . AD has plenty of fantastic talent . It just goes on hiatus often .

Joy_Division wrote: »

Since July 2016:



EP kills: 52,804
AD kills: 33,163

Yes, that's twenty thousands more EP kills. But Purple Alliance, right?

And here's my Red:



DC kills: 30,242
AD kills: 23,628

I spend a lot more time Chalman-Bleakers-Aleswell than BRK-Sej-Alessia. I probably should spend more time by Sej considering it is a home outpost, but when DC has Bleakers, they have a hard on for Chalman.

And my blue was in VE and facts don't lie: that guild devoted much of its time and effort fighting EP.

AD will quit unless the other factions fight each other? Give me a break, that's exactly what I, we, us, "the purple alliance," have been doing the past year, much more so than fighting poor AD.

People may think I'm a spai, a traitor, or that I ruin their campaigns because I play multiple factions. Well, at least I and the other multi-faction players have PERSPECTIVE: we see what goes on in all factions and we don't interpret every single map movement as a grand conspiracy. Every single one of these "Whoa is our faction" and "the other alliances are in cahoots" threads are made by the diehard single factions loyalists. Look, I really admire the passion, the desire to win, the encouragement in zone chats, the effort, playing the map, scouting, etc., all of this stuff is great and 1000% necessary to have a decent AvAvA experience. But take off the faction blinders.

The numbers right up there show that I am doing exactly what the AD diehards think would be beneficial to the overall health of Cyrodiil. And don't tell me I'm somehow exceptional. Saramis is at Kingscrest so often it's a running joke that he has to PvDoor it every 30 minutes for a morale boost. I experience first-hand exactly what the nightly patterns from both both EP and DC.

If AD is still coming in last, that's an AD problem that AD is going to have to figure it out because EP and DC are already most certainly fighting each other, more so than fighting AD. AD has plenty of good players and EP and DC spend more than enough time fighting each other. Figure it out.

IxSTALKERxI wrote: »

Rohamad_Ali wrote: »

IxSTALKERxI wrote: »

Maybe AD is just bad.

Example: DC spends 30 minutes trying to gain ground against EP pushing to bleakers. EP puts up a tough fight. Whereas if they push south instead they'll capture roebeck in under 5 minutes.

EP spend 30 minutes trying to defend against DC and taking back bleakers, whereas if they pushed south instead they could probably take alessia in under 5 minutes.

This would equate to a lot more fighting between EP and DC yet still create an illusion on the map of a purple alliance.

Or maybe just a lot of the experienced AD players are off doing other things ? Let's not forget We won 2 campaigns ago . We won after being way behind in last place with very little time left . AD has plenty of fantastic talent . It just goes on hiatus often .

I haven't even been playing myself so I don't even know what the story is, I probably shouldn't even be commenting tbh. I just find this thread funny. Everyone I know has just been playing PUBG but that's probably true for players on all factions.

Miss_Tiffany wrote: »

A lot of AD are coming over from Sotha, along with the other factions, so I guess we won't bring population balance if we all come in equal numbers.

But I sure am excited for a change of pace from the usual constant yellow map and easy farming over there, not to mention the faction swapping drama.

Our guild last played on Vivec a year ago back when I wasn't even level 50 yet, and I remember it being competitive and full of very serious and professional guilds.

Well I can assure you our guild is the complete opposite We look forward to being facerolled our first weekend as we adjust to CP and the different numbers, but are excited at meeting the community and showing them that fun isn't only reserved for the winning team!

If you're tired of running with scrubs and wish to join the elite, don't type 'pants' for an auto-invite hahaha