Yeah, I was always one to learn the spawns/rotation and go for it and/or avoid the enemy team that had it, simply because the match revolved around it; but, I prefer it be gone and a straight-up raw 3-way fight, rather then everyone constantly camping the sigil spawn location. It was too abused and definitely became a crutch for some teams/players. Even me, depending on the character/build.

It sure made Quad-kills much easier to get, however. So use your Merciless title since it is harder to achieve now that the sigil is gone. Bahahaha

ESO_GOD wrote: »

Darkmage1337 wrote: »

Yeah, I was always one to learn the spawns/rotation and go for it and/or avoid the enemy team that had it, simply because the match revolved around it; but, I prefer it be gone and a straight-up raw 3-way fight, rather then everyone constantly camping the sigil spawn location. It was too abused and definitely became a crutch for some teams/players. Even me, depending on the character/build.

It sure made Quad-kills much easier to get, however. So use your Merciless title since it is harder to achieve now that the sigil is gone. Bahahaha

Haha. I am leaning towards agreeing w you.

There's no doubt it's a lil more skill based now.

But there's no doubting that there was strategy involved in finding out where the sigil would spawn next, and keeping track of when it would spawn. Maybe that can be considered "skill" as well?

Yeah, I had many clutch victories in beating other players/teams to the sigil spawn before they wiped the floor with me or my own team, or the 3rd team; but, then again, I've had numerous games against 4-stacked premades that would camp the sigil and were untouchable with it, which leads you/your team to focus the 2nd/3rd lesser team. Basically, everyone gang up on the weakest link and see who comes out on top, haha.

I knew all of the sigil spawns on every map. On Foyada Quarry, the lava map, you could even see the red-glow aura from the sigil from within the teams' spawn area, during the intermission lobby, so you could rule out the sigil's spawn points, etc. before the match even began.

I don't know if I'd call it skill, or simply just paying attention. Lol

ESO_GOD wrote: »

Darkmage1337 wrote: »

ESO_GOD wrote: »

Darkmage1337 wrote: »

Yeah, I was always one to learn the spawns/rotation and go for it and/or avoid the enemy team that had it, simply because the match revolved around it; but, I prefer it be gone and a straight-up raw 3-way fight, rather then everyone constantly camping the sigil spawn location. It was too abused and definitely became a crutch for some teams/players. Even me, depending on the character/build.

It sure made Quad-kills much easier to get, however. So use your Merciless title since it is harder to achieve now that the sigil is gone. Bahahaha

Haha. I am leaning towards agreeing w you.

There's no doubt it's a lil more skill based now.

But there's no doubting that there was strategy involved in finding out where the sigil would spawn next, and keeping track of when it would spawn. Maybe that can be considered "skill" as well?

Yeah, I had many clutch victories in beating other players/teams to the sigil spawn before they wiped the floor with me or my own team, or the 3rd team; but, then again, I've had numerous games against 4-stacked premades that would camp the sigil and were untouchable with it, which leads you/your team to focus the 2nd/3rd lesser team. Basically, everyone gang up on the weakest link and see who comes out on top, haha.

I knew all of the sigil spawns on every map. On Foyada Quarry, the lava map, you could even see the red-glow aura from the sigil from within the teams' spawn area, during the intermission lobby, so you could rule out the sigil's spawn points, etc. before the match even began.

I don't know if I'd call it skill, or simply just paying attention. Lol

Yeah for sure, I'm all for employing whatever tactic needed to win the game, it's all valid (if you ask me).

Keeping track of the sigil required implementation of strategy, from that angle, I thought it brought an interesting factor into the mix.

However now, there is the guarantee that every fight will be "even", at least insofar that one side will not have an absurdly powerful buff. I would have to say I prefer it the way it is now.

I totally agree.

huschdeguddzje wrote: »

Well it's mostly a good thing, except in deathmatch where spwan camping is the way to go now because there is literally no incentive to go awway

someone who voted no.

Spawn camping has always been a thing, I mean we did that when the sigil was in play, right?

Morgul667 wrote: »

Im in favor of no sigil,

even if it can be fun once in a while

Then you agree with the majority.

It's fun only when you have it. The game was less fun as long as any of the other teams had it.

IMO there shouldn't be catch up mechanics in PVP.

If you're getting smacked, you're just not good enough for where you are, but persevere until you aren't getting smacked; it'll come.

Giving anyone a buff that they can't get anywhere else doesn't help them progress, just makes them forever wonder where the next crutch is coming from.

Good players get the sigil 95% of the time and just avoid enemies that got it, to the point where it's useless to anyone but the good. The issues that people pawn off as a "sigil benefit" are just cases of bad matchmaking - Which we're all aware of.

The change is good.

BNOC wrote: »

IMO there shouldn't be catch up mechanics in PVP.


Good players get the sigil 95% of the time and just avoid enemies that got it, to the point where it's useless to anyone but the good. The issues that people pawn off as a "sigil benefit" are just cases of bad matchmaking - Which we're all aware of.

The change is good.

I wouldn’t call sigil a catch up mechanic. You said it yourself, most times it benefits the better players.

If anything sigil served as a check to tank/heals spamming the queues.

But none of these are really worth taking a death when you weren’t out-played or mis-matched. So I remain neutral

Glad it's gone. I can pretty much heal through most groups now except a few beastly players!

im glad it's gone. If it needs to return, it should have a counter (IE much higher ability costs to counter the huge dmg increase).

I think that feedback goes for most of this game in my opinion. For example, if you want a gcd ignoring proc that happens passively, it should still cost resources on each cast.

Or valkyn meteor should be blockable if it will be undodgeable. Same goes for CC, should have one but not the other.

I don't like idea that there are no secondary objectives in this mode now.
Old sigil was too strong, but I'm absolutly sure it should exist in another form, like few random buffs for group or much smaller additional damage etc.
To make it more dynamic and make players move on map, without stucking in one place forever like before one team base or comfortable for trap one.
It's boring now imho

Baconlad wrote: »

Don't care. Doesn't seem to change much.

I do wish there was a free for all with 8 players randomly spawning at different locations.

I would be open to this and would definitely play it. Actually, something like that would put to rest a lot of the accusations of, 'X' player being bad (or good) because if you do well in an FFA format, nobody can blame your success on the rest of your team.

For me, not having the sigil has changed:

• It is now more difficult to stage a comeback without the sigil, as that was a very overpowered buff that could quickly gain a team 50-100 points within a relatively short window.
• Player skill is now a bigger factor than before. The sigil was a skillless mechanic that could improve the score of a weaker player beyond what they would normally be capable of.
• The strategy of tracking the sigil's spawn location has disappeared from the game, so players are able to focus solely on combat.

I was happy it was gone. If it was put back in, I'd care to a minimal extent, maybe I'd even enjoy putting out some severely OP burst combos again.

The only way to counter some teams was to get the sigil and now that it's gone if you get up against a premade with scrubs on your team you just get destroyed.

My alliance rank is only 16 or something, so I don't get the greatest of opponents. I found that most people actually ignored it. I voted for it going here, as it's kind of chance to get it, but I used to enjoy grabbing it and dragon leaping a whole bunch of players! XD

I miss my game of cloaking and taking it from a group right under their nose. But I don't miss the sigil.