I've made my peace about people needing to harrass other people to feel good about themselves, who only know to be strong when confronted with weaker individuals. But thank you for illustrating my point about denial when confronted with a position of privilege. That is actually backed up by numbers.
BTW, just got jumped by 5 hordes minding my own business while traversing the peninsula, keep up the good work people, you sure showed me.
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What if you could make it so that alliance has x% percentage improved rates linked to the percentage of imbalance,
So if there is 60% horde and 40% alliance, increase rates for alliance by 50% to even it out.
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All of this is what blizzard intended when they created pvp realms, and warmane chose to make this a pvp realm. The previous realm was pve so, in changing the new realm to pvp, I assume they would rather have it work the way it works now.
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What goal do you think Blizzard pursued when they "made it that way"?
It's all fine and dandy, but it was a commercial choice. Have a look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bartle...f_player_types and see which player category "unfair world pvp" caters to.
It's all about not losing a chunk of a certain player base. The one that actually enjoys destroying communities. So I find the approach of "letting the community fix it" hypocritical at best.
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queue skip for alliance would be better than changing ingame stuff
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Hordes will suffer from this in return. Less pvp, less honor to be farmed, less ppl queuing bgs on alliance side = even HIGHER que times for horde. So before you go say alliance this alliance that, remember we are trying to make this fair, for you too horde, and have a healthy faction BALANCE. Horde won’t enjoy the game as much as they could either. This is a pvp server for pvpers any PvE take should be instantly thrown out the window. You don’t see pvpers playing on pve realms complaining about no pvp. No… that would be stupid. Never fails to have pve andies complaining on pvp servers tho. Been listening to em whine for 20+ yrs as if they never had a choice as to which server they play on. So pve’rs should just go play somewhere else problem fixed, and to the horde, realize that you too will too be ****ed soon. We’ve all played on servers where it’s 99% horde and it’s extremely boring and makes the gaming experience dull in so many areas.
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Yes. Playing together has long since been established as a privilege on a game designed around groups; especially when war is in the name of the game.
They aren't gods and they aren't here to cater to any group of players. You picked a game mode, now you're upset it's not what you wanted and have the audacity to think it's fair if you're catered to.
I see you've retreated to insults and burying your head in the sand of generalized assumptions. Definitely a fool-proof tactic for debates.Edited: November 17, 2024
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Oh no, five Hordies jumped you? Stop the presses! Someone call Blizzard and let them know PvP happened on a PvP server! How dare they not roll out the red carpet for your peaceful stroll through enemy territory.
"Made my peace"? Bro, you’re crying harder than the guy who forgot to loot the raid boss. And this “privilege backed by numbers” nonsense, what are you even on about? The only numbers that matter here are five Horde and one crying Alliance.
Here’s a tip: next time, try rolling a character in the Sims if you want to “mind your own business” without consequences. Meanwhile, we’ll keep showing you the respawn timer.
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alliance is just fkd rerolling horde now. and you should too.
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Another Stupid *****...
Anyway in a Week or two u wont hafe any PvP anymore because nobody will Play Alliance, and then? thats what u PVP guys want?
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So its our fault if they suck in TBC and cant play without human racial from wotlk?
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Dude, you're proving my point again. For someone pretending to not have a privilege, you enjoy the situation waaaay too much. I would like to see how you would keep your cool if the situation was reversed. Maybe you'd just leave finding another server were the numbers are to your advantage. Me, I'm staying, like I said, I've made my peace with the situation. I'm not asking for anything, just saying that keeping things the way they are is just catering to a portion of players who are bent on enjoying an unfair advantage, and would leave otherwise, and is a commercial decision.
Currently, yes Onyxia is 37% alliance, 63% horde, so there are the numbers. Facts don't care about your feelings.
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I mean, you should just feel sorry for them by looking at their recent posts and nothing else.
OT, they will implement cross-realm with Blackrock so I am sure there will be a ton of PVP on the server. Despite this, and the fact that I am usually an aficionado for ranting over Warmane's decisions, the launch was an amazing experience all around. I thus think we should be grateful for that in the first place.
To my experience while playing alliance, it is true that sometimes you get ganked hard and some quests are harder to complete. If a zone is packed with hostile horde players, I can just move to another one and generally be fine. I am a casual player though, so I get that if a guild wanted to rush for realm firsts well, that's just probably less likely to happen compare to a horde guild).
On a final note, I believe the faction balance issue is not a problem created by Warmane, but players mentality (fomo and min-maxing the fun out of everything). 20 years ago it was less than a problem, when Blizzard failed to balance the game, but it is now. I am sure nothing will change, so either we play
alliance and try to endure the situation/find enjoyment in try to overcome the odds, or 2) we reroll horde if we thinkg we might have more fun playing on the more numerous faction.
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60% horde 40% alliance is not that bad tbh
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yes it is. the gap is getting bigger and bigger stop trying too play it down. either something needs too be done now. or people just gonna deal with a 70/30
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