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Lord_Rezo
02.11.2012 , 07:05 PM | #51
Quote: Originally Posted by KatrinaKatt View Post
*INSTEAD* of Cross-server PVPing, I would have much preferred Cross-faction PVP matches. Sith and Jedi working together for one WZ when numbers are low on one side.
It would be awesome... but saddly they wont read you :/.... they never...
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02.11.2012 , 07:06 PM | #52
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I don't know about you guys, but solo pvping at lvl 50 is how I made most of my in-game friends. After seeing the same faces in pvp over and over again you start to chum up with people. Next thing you know we are trading MVP metals
This is why MVP sucks. B(a)uddies giving medals to each other instead of people who do well in the warzone.

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mordredz
02.11.2012 , 07:06 PM | #53
Quote: Originally Posted by schwiz View Post
Yes I would rather you sit in an empty fleet not being able to play while I play with my community on my server. They also announced server transfers yesterday so once you got sick of it you could cough up some cash and move to a better server.
Glad its for everyone and not you, bring it on...

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Jooji
02.11.2012 , 07:08 PM | #54
To kill what community?

Nobody Q's on my server except for a few premades because if you don't Q in a premade you end up with 4-6 people on your team and it's an insta-loss.

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Crassius
02.11.2012 , 07:18 PM | #55
Quote: Originally Posted by schwiz View Post
I don't know about you guys, but solo pvping at lvl 50 is how I made most of my in-game friends. After seeing the same faces in pvp over and over again you start to chum up with people. Next thing you know we are trading MVP metals, running flash points together, queing war zones together. Once x-server warzones are added any kind of server community will dissolve especially the pvp community.

Yes I realize you can set a preference to only play with those on the same server but: 'but those players who choose specific preferences such as these will likely end up in a match with players in the larger Wargroup'

So BW wants you to play with others from your server if you are a premade but if you still haven't made some friends on your server you have to x-server que where you will continue to not make any friends. What is everyone's thoughts on this? I remember when they added this feature to WoW and it was great that the que times dropped so much but suddenly I didn't know anyone I was playing with. And in less than a month I think the community was completely dead so I'm really not looking forward to this addition.
Oh noes, cross server warzones! This is THE END!! THE END!!!!






The end of the long wait times if anything.

Nobody prevents you from talking to people outside of Warzones. Just go up to that other guy over there and say something like: "hey, don't get any wrong impressions, I'm not gay, but.."
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Part_Time_Hero
02.11.2012 , 07:20 PM | #56
It does not matter to bioware that the vast vast majority of customers absolutely do not want cross server queues

Bioware is as lost as a dog in tall weeds when it comes to running an mmo or Customer service

To put it simply they do what they want a s damn the community

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Jooji
02.11.2012 , 07:26 PM | #57
Quote: Originally Posted by Part_Time_Hero View Post
It does not matter to bioware that the vast vast majority of customers absolutely do not want cross server queues

Bioware is as lost as a dog in tall weeds when it comes to running an mmo or Customer service

To put it simply they do what they want a s damn the community
Maybe the majority of people on high pop realms don't want cross-server. I'm sure that people on low pop realms want cross-server.

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Manigma
02.11.2012 , 07:41 PM | #58
Quote: Originally Posted by Jooji View Post
Maybe the majority of people on high pop realms don't want cross-server. I'm sure that people on low pop realms want cross-server.
Or they just want more people on their server perhaps? Is that not just a glaringly obvious problem, too many low pop servers - even on heavy load my server doesn't have that many people on at once.

X-server won't help build a community on lower pop. servers, sure it will get them more regular wz pvp but people won't get to recognize each other or build rivalries and friendships.

I get to play with lots of different people in my guild and outside my guild, I know certain players where I think "oh god help me!" because I have seen them perform well and will be deadly opponents, or people who lighten up the mood or have great sense of humour.

You get those guild premades that you know will fight tooth and nail to stop you winning, but there would only be any of this with people playing on the same server.

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Piriste
02.11.2012 , 07:43 PM | #59
It's a good idea to copy WoW because everyone is quitting it.

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denpic
02.11.2012 , 07:45 PM | #60
Something needs to actually exist before it can be



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