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6/27/12 2:22:02 PM#61
Its a zergfest with no skill involved. |
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6/27/12 2:29:45 PM#62
Originally posted by DarkDemon69 Agree 100%. We laughed at how ridiculous the PvP was the whole time we were trying it. No skill, zergfest deathmatch. |
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6/27/12 2:46:34 PM#63
Originally posted by tankage Whats worse is when one side dominates the other sides leave so its very boring. |
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6/27/12 2:58:21 PM#64
Yeah but again it was beta, no reason to stay and defend. In live there is every reason to defend due to the mark distribution system.
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6/27/12 3:06:24 PM#65
Originally posted by tares I doubt you did 6 full zones in 55 hours, but since there is no way to prove you are lying, you are free to say anything you want. |
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6/27/12 3:06:52 PM#66
Originally posted by ShakyMo No people wont stay and defend if they are being rolled by one side. |
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6/27/12 3:07:31 PM#67
It won't be a zerg fest once people have more than 3 days to play it and more than few skills open in the tree. When people are supposed to get there for real or are QL10 and have more options people will have more strategy. But it probably doesn't matter to someone who has no intention of playing (or has never played) and is just here to bash it. |
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6/27/12 3:17:10 PM#68
Originally posted by Dakirn this, also, when the cabals enter the PvP, it is going to be far more organized... I can see for exemple: Illuminati cabals working together so they make each one of them enter PvP in a time of the day to keep total control of the PvP bonus 24/7. so the PvP starts to be cabal x cabal x cabal during each organized time spam. |
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6/27/12 3:34:28 PM#69
Dragons and Illuminati starting quest was introduced only at weekend #3 (correct me if I'm wrong). Meaning that all players who played throughout all weekends were likely to be templars, and likely to have explored the pve content already, leaving only the new content to try out during weekend #4. Fusang was overcrowded with templars and that is why we had no chance to try some balanced skirmishes or strategies (well the strategies mostly because no1 cared I guess). We can claim today that fusang will fail or Fusang will be good, in a few week we will be able to brag about our foreseeing powers and say "I told ya!!!" but the truth is that we have no way to know how it will fare. On a side note: After 20 minutes in there, in reply to someone who was yelling aloud something like "This is f...g awesome" and "best pvp ever" I dared to answer in chat (general or faction, can't recall) "It looks like a zerg fest to me". You can imagine the hate all Fanbois threw at me. That's probably personal opinion but I agree that, at least during open beta, Fusang was just a zerg of players moving around, or at least when I was in. This doesn't mean it will be the same once cabals, faction balance and gear balance comes into play. |
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