VysethHunter
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Slubber on 07/09/2012, 05:35 PM - view
No worries. I have no problem with open world PVP when doing dailies. If you see me. Flag and attack me. I really have no personal problems with any particular members in these zerg guilds. And It is not like I have not seen my share of large battles over the many years I have played MMO's. It is just as little fun to me to be the zerger and it is to be the zergee. Have a 2v1ed someone? Yes. Have a group of 3 or more Hunters attacked and killed a party less in number before? Sure we have. We just don't toot our own horns over it. Then again I really don't brag about my wins in fair fights or fights against greater odds either. ( But I will respond to the QQ about it.) There are many sore winners as much there are sore losers in this game and in the end it is just PVP and there are no hard feelings coming from my end.
As for these zerg fights ;I just don't find them entertaining or fun and these videos are just as boring as the fights them selves. Too much. Too big starts to become too boring and your "skills" seem to diminish over such a large scale and it basically becomes a laggy boring AOE of damage and heals and does not allow much room for a clear demonstration of the PVP prowess that I see so many people claiming that they are showing in these vids. And when I find members of these zerg guilds on my own more times than not it seems that their skills tend to not be as great as they claim.
If you are a zerg guild and you like those large battles and you have fun with it, hey; more power to you. But don't try to pretend you are something you are not. Instead try to embrace it like I have seen some of you do. But most times what happens is every time I kill one from these guilds I can almost guarantee they will bring a bunch of their guild to come kill me. No big deal. Its a PVP server. But the badmouthing and trash talk when I have to retreat or get killed by the overwhelming odds just makes not only the player look dumb but the whole guild as well. What it shows is that many of the same people that claim to be good when they zerg really are not as good as they claim to be.
You don't have to take my word for it as I watch this happen all day long when I am out doing my thing. I understand that there are a lot of complainers on this server that cry zerg every time they lose. To be honest I think they would cry about anything when they lose. But a majority of the time it is pretty much the same scenario as I described in the paragraph above. Just different player, different day.
Now I will wrap up my original point with a few examples I found right here from the forums to illustrate what I find fun and entertaining.
Even though I find this player to be a huge chuckle head and a complainer in game I did like this video. Yes I can see that it is a 1v3 and two of the three look to be sub 60. But there are three of them and a BAM that aggros on to him during the fight. But all of that does not matter. Because the video keeps my attention and it entertaining to watch. Yes he does cry a lot in game but I have fought him before and he can hold his own pretty well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XG7FI_HAvws&feature=related
Another one is from a local archer that I actually die to in the video. ( Sorry kids if I knew I was on camera I would have done better) But watching this video ( and from personal experience) you get a demonstration of actual skill.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwb4_dGyj28&hd=1
To keep your audience interested in what they are watching they have to be able to project them selves into the scene. Now yes this guild has grown recently but the experience I have had with their core base has led me to believe that they know what they are doing on an individual basis. I think twice before attacking even one of them and as of now I have a bit more respect for Quixotic as a whole than I do one of these cookie cutter zerg guilds.
-V
VysethHunter on 07/09/2012, 04:42 PMLeiloni on 07/09/2012, 04:06 PMSlubber on 07/09/2012, 03:47 PMVysethHunter on 07/09/2012, 12:58 PMI still don't see these "skills" that these zerg videos are supposed to show. Can anyone explain?
-V
There's this thing called "fun" we're having, you should try it. ;)
Zerging is not fun.
I agree. I prefer fun.
There's multiple ways to have fun, I find any form of PvP fun, whether it's 1v1, 5v5, 10v10 or 100v100, it's all fun, it all requires some skill/communication and it's what I like doing, cry zerg all you want, but we have fun doing zerg vs zergs, well also do some 5v5s if you really want.
No worries. I have no problem with open world PVP when doing dailies. If you see me. Flag and attack me. I really have no personal problems with any particular members in these zerg guilds. And It is not like I have not seen my share of large battles over the many years I have played MMO's. It is just as little fun to me to be the zerger and it is to be the zergee. Have a 2v1ed someone? Yes. Have a group of 3 or more Hunters attacked and killed a party less in number before? Sure we have. We just don't toot our own horns over it. Then again I really don't brag about my wins in fair fights or fights against greater odds either. ( But I will respond to the QQ about it.) There are many sore winners as much there are sore losers in this game and in the end it is just PVP and there are no hard feelings coming from my end.
As for these zerg fights ;I just don't find them entertaining or fun and these videos are just as boring as the fights them selves. Too much. Too big starts to become too boring and your "skills" seem to diminish over such a large scale and it basically becomes a laggy boring AOE of damage and heals and does not allow much room for a clear demonstration of the PVP prowess that I see so many people claiming that they are showing in these vids. And when I find members of these zerg guilds on my own more times than not it seems that their skills tend to not be as great as they claim.
If you are a zerg guild and you like those large battles and you have fun with it, hey; more power to you. But don't try to pretend you are something you are not. Instead try to embrace it like I have seen some of you do. But most times what happens is every time I kill one from these guilds I can almost guarantee they will bring a bunch of their guild to come kill me. No big deal. Its a PVP server. But the badmouthing and trash talk when I have to retreat or get killed by the overwhelming odds just makes not only the player look dumb but the whole guild as well. What it shows is that many of the same people that claim to be good when they zerg really are not as good as they claim to be.
You don't have to take my word for it as I watch this happen all day long when I am out doing my thing. I understand that there are a lot of complainers on this server that cry zerg every time they lose. To be honest I think they would cry about anything when they lose. But a majority of the time it is pretty much the same scenario as I described in the paragraph above. Just different player, different day.
Now I will wrap up my original point with a few examples I found right here from the forums to illustrate what I find fun and entertaining.
Even though I find this player to be a huge chuckle head and a complainer in game I did like this video. Yes I can see that it is a 1v3 and two of the three look to be sub 60. But there are three of them and a BAM that aggros on to him during the fight. But all of that does not matter. Because the video keeps my attention and it entertaining to watch. Yes he does cry a lot in game but I have fought him before and he can hold his own pretty well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XG7FI_HAvws&feature=related
Another one is from a local archer that I actually die to in the video. ( Sorry kids if I knew I was on camera I would have done better) But watching this video ( and from personal experience) you get a demonstration of actual skill.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwb4_dGyj28&hd=1
To keep your audience interested in what they are watching they have to be able to project them selves into the scene. Now yes this guild has grown recently but the experience I have had with their core base has led me to believe that they know what they are doing on an individual basis. I think twice before attacking even one of them and as of now I have a bit more respect for Quixotic as a whole than I do one of these cookie cutter zerg guilds.
-V
Edited by: VysethHunter
10 months ago