Gandrhulf_Harbard wrote: »
The best thing that could do is shut PvP down for six months and focus the entirety of that 6 month development cycle on re-imagining and rebuilding PvP, in a from that a) works for players, b) is sustainable and c) above all is fun.
hydrocynus wrote: »Ah yes. Thanks for the reminder. It has been dying for quite some time now. Kind of at the same rate that all humans are dying. Very very slowly towards a natural old age death.
Here's to the next 5 years of Cyrodiil dying
Ever get the feeling you're talking to yourself and no-one is listening or even cares?
since 4 years ago people have been saying the game was dying yet it has not. Now someone is saying Cydodiil is dying. Should I give this more credence? Probably not.
It’s clear that ZOS Summerset changes to campaign scoring failed; the outcome is still decided by those few who can be online when the servers are empty.
ZOS please consider a new approach, which is easy to implement and which give all players the same influence on the outcome. My proposal requires very little coding and can be tested in an incremental patch.
1. Reduce scroll points to one 1pnt again.
2. Weight the campaign tick score with the number of players in the least populated alliance (or the mean of the two least populated alliances) divided by max pop for an alliance. This is a simple factor to add to the campaign points.
Example; let’s assume that max pop for an alliance is 200 and there is only 10 DC around. This implies 10/200=0.05 to be multiplied to each alliances campaign score. So if an alliance has 100 points we get 100*0.05=5 points.
This would still make night/morning capping interesting from an AP point of view, but the influence on the campaign would be minimal.
It’s clear that ZOS Summerset changes to campaign scoring failed; the outcome is still decided by those few who can be online when the servers are empty.
ZOS please consider a new approach, which is easy to implement and which give all players the same influence on the outcome. My proposal requires very little coding and can be tested in an incremental patch.
1. Reduce scroll points to one 1pnt again.
2. Weight the campaign tick score with the number of players in the least populated alliance (or the mean of the two least populated alliances) divided by max pop for an alliance. This is a simple factor to add to the campaign points.
Example; let’s assume that max pop for an alliance is 200 and there is only 10 DC around. This implies 10/200=0.05 to be multiplied to each alliances campaign score. So if an alliance has 100 points we get 100*0.05=5 points.
This would still make night/morning capping interesting from an AP point of view, but the influence on the campaign would be minimal.
You'd think that would be easy...
Tommy_The_Gun wrote: »I always thought that AD players who morning cap on EU Vivec are just some NA players who simply play in their "prime time" - but they log in to EU server. They also have a tendency to disappear close to EU prime time...I have to work, cant be in Cyrodiil most of the non weekend days. Clearly, some folk do not have to work and they live in Cyro.
Yup there is that, this is why the running "joke" is that most people who aren't ONLY ep are just unemployed lol I do stress this is supposed to be a joke.
visionality wrote: »EP and DC players dont find that prospect enticing, so they dont login to Cyro anymore during daytime.What is happening with Cyrodiiil, ZOS?
I'm referring in particular to Vivec on the PC, EU Megaserver. It's not long after lunchtime - mid-afternoon in Europe and the campaign looks utterly shocking.
One Alliance is pop-locked (AD, as usual, no surprise there (they disappear when the other 2 Alliances are locked and/or if they don't have Emp), the other two are almost flat-lining.
Should I bring my SS from hours around 23:00-01:00 when DC is pop locked and AD and EP are not?aaand last month EP won the campaign.
Thats because a bunch of people jumped faction to EP + the influx of Pvers for the event. The event is the only reason EP won, the screenshot in the OP is exactly what its like when the event is not on. I rarely see EP pop locked properly till 8pm and that is only due to the fact that half of EPs pop is either AFK or usually farming telvar i.e not pvpers.
We win once in a year and that means it invalidates everything else right? lol in fact that was the first time we won in probably two years to be honest.