It should spawn in your faction base if one faction has both your scrolls and you only have rayles left lol
Soul_Demon wrote: »
Yeah, noticed that too.....so many who played all three 'just helping the underdog' all flocked back to EP when they hadn't been on in quite some time. Odd to not choose to play for what they say they knew would be the underdog when choice came up. And telling. Guess the 'help the underdog and looking for good fights' really means "to overpopulate whoever is doing well"
bulbousb16_ESO wrote: »The facts speak for themselves, though.
bulbousb16_ESO wrote: »A much larger percentage of Cyrodiil participants are playing EP than the numbers would indicate.
bulbousb16_ESO wrote: »It's quite obviously for the intent of making faction locks look like a failure.
bulbousb16_ESO wrote: »it is part of a journey towards making faction MATTER again.
bulbousb16_ESO wrote: »And painting the map red isn't going to change anyone's mind on that count.
bulbousb16_ESO wrote: »Well, that certainly advances your argument. The facts speak for themselves, though. A much larger percentage of Cyrodiil participants are playing EP than the numbers would indicate. It's quite obviously for the intent of making faction locks look like a failure. But that completely misses the point of faction locks in the first place - it is part of a journey towards making faction MATTER again. And painting the map red isn't going to change anyone's mind on that count.
Guh?And they are were?
These numbers have been provided to me by those on the anti-lock side, and they have not yet been disputed. Namely, that Global EP membership stands at 36.3% of players. However, Cyrodiil population routinely shows EP population at twice those of the other factions. Do you not agree that this is the case?Could we see those numbers?
I'm sure it is. I am quite sure that many EP diehards are returning to their roots. But there are obviously also many that had characters from all factions that are now playing EP just to discredit faction locks. And no, this would not have to be organized. It's the same people who want to say, "I told you so". They're trying to make their prophecies a reality.Maybe.. just.. maybe.. ..that is what is happening on the EP side atm?
Great!bulbousb16_ESO wrote: »As a pro-faction locker said in another thread. This is war, its a numbers game. If one side has more, they'll roll on over.
bulbousb16_ESO wrote: »I'm sure it is. I am quite sure that many EP diehards are returning to their roots. But there are obviously also many that had characters from all factions that are now playing EP just to discredit faction locks. And no, this would not have to be organized. It's the same people who want to say, "I told you so". They're trying to make their prophecies a reality.
bulbousb16_ESO wrote: »I would use the word "significant" in place of "population defining".
DisgracefulMind wrote: »
Actually, you're not correct at all. A lot of the faction hoppers, and I know by personal experience since I'm in multiple guilds of people who faction hop all the time, are EP mains (on PC/NA). Because of faction locks, we're all forced to main one alliance now. Guess what we mained, since most of our friends and characters are on EP?
EP.
out of spite and anger for the faction lock people protest by overwhelming one alliance.
it is horrible that people can destroy everyones fun by planing ahead with evil intentions just to get the things they want in a social mmo game.
i hope the developers can see what is happening.
I think you meant to say this.
"Out of spite and anger for people against faction lock I will twist someone's words saying they had fine intentions and assume they are part of a tin foil conspiracy."
out of spite and anger for the faction lock people protest by overwhelming one alliance.
it is horrible that people can destroy everyones fun by planing ahead with evil intentions just to get the things they want in a social mmo game.
i hope the developers can see what is happening.
out of spite and anger for the faction lock people protest by overwhelming one alliance.
it is horrible that people can destroy everyones fun by planing ahead with evil intentions just to get the things they want in a social mmo game.
i hope the developers can see what is happening.
out of spite and anger for the faction lock people protest by overwhelming one alliance.
it is horrible that people can destroy everyones fun by planing ahead with evil intentions just to get the things they want in a social mmo game.
i hope the developers can see what is happening.
out of spite and anger for the faction lock people protest by overwhelming one alliance.
it is horrible that people can destroy everyones fun by planing ahead with evil intentions just to get the things they want in a social mmo game.
i hope the developers can see what is happening.
See ya! One Tamriel was good overall but it brought in several glaring issues that have never been fixed to this date. Factions losing their meaning was one of them. This protest will blow over, or it won't, but we're making progress and no faction lock proponent is bothered in the slightest.From what I see, Cyrodiil sucks again. There's no real competition, just mindless zerging. It's back to the hollow piece of trash it was just before One Tamriel.
All you red scum just trying to make faction locks look bad stop maining your main characters you bads smh
I don't get it? They're just playing the game...There is no reason for them to play for anyone or anything. ZOS brought the locks like the whiners wanted, now you have to deal with the locks. From what I see, Cyrodiil sucks again. There's no real competition, just mindless zerging. It's back to the hollow piece of trash it was just before One Tamriel.