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I was just thinking about this. Let's take the following situation as an example. You have a AV Instance going on right now, and it's 40 on 40. You have people in queue on both sides, less than 20 as an example so you don't have a 2nd instance about to start.
Now, you have 2 full raid groups about to queue up, one alliance, and one horde. What happens? Do the 2 40 person groups end up joining the same instance? Does the alliance 40 person group end up joining its own instance with the less than 20 of the Horde? How about this. Let's take our server for instance. We have 1 AV instance going, and it's full. We have 1-2 alliance in queue, and about 100 Horde of which 40 is a raid group. A full raid group of 40 alliance queues up. What happens? Do the 2 raid groups get their own instance? Or is it going to be the 40 person raid group vs. random Horde who queued up first? Does it end up being the 1-2 Alliance who queued up first 38-39 of the raid group? Does anyone actually know anything about this? If not, we should try to get a group of 40 alliance (preferably of the same guild so we can get some good battles goin) and a group of 40 EJ to try to enter the queue at the same time and see what happens. |
Alliance gets discouraged and quits when its 40 guilded alliance vs 40 pubbie horde.
Could you imagine how long a game with 40 EJ would last before there were no alliance? :( |
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If you are first in the queue you get priority. So those groups of 40 people will never get an instance together, unless there happens to be no alliance/horde ahead of them in the queue.
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So I'm curious. It seems as though Alliance's main problem with BG participation is that they wouldn't be with anyone they like. Now, why don't you guys get a full raid group together and then go head to an AV? Don't you realize that the instance will be created pretty much instantly and you'll in a BG with everyone who you want to be with?
Why haven't you guys been doing this? |
Because that's not how it works.
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It does make coordination tricky though.
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Then again 19 coordinated EJ is a lot better than 40 people doing nothing together. I did however notice that in that particular instance, the Alliance were almost always in the same battle, which is why it took us so long to win. |
I was making a funny about having the group in 2 different instances. Coordination and alliance really don't go together at all any way.
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We usually stay for five or six hours.
But stay tuned, we are trying to pin down a day (weekly) where we will launch a full 40 man BG. It's looking like it will probably be saturday afternoons... |
Wow! You guys have gotten into a BG instance on Mal'Ganis?
I've never seen them outside of test because our alliance are either anti-PvP or all go to bed at 10pm Eastern or something. At any rate, I can't sit around for 4 hours just to get into an instance with 12 EJ on my side and see the entire alliance side quit at the sight of a halfway organized team coming their way. I'm gonna go play Mega Man for nostalgia's sake. Let me know if they ever fix this game and make it playable again. :P |
This is kinda an odd question but...
So when you are using the ctarid keyword join feature, what message do you spam when you are trying to get people to join? The only way to get most of the alliance in AV into one raid is "OMG GROUP FORMING 4 KORRAK PST!!!!!111" Also I find many alliance have reading comprehension issues that make phrasing the message correctly important. Thank you. |
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