first it was crafting and gathers, now it pvpers...

[Nalien]

Or, they can do what they're planning to do and make the gear mostly irrelevant. So that way, the players who can play well themselves and with their group will have higher amounts of success.

Yes, and all the new players who don't know what they're doing, and get completely destroyed by veterans as a result, can rage quit. There really is no sense in making Frontlines the entry level content for PvP.

New players who get destroyed by veterans aren't going to enjoy it, and they're not going to come back. If they had some sense that they should do Wolves' Den with other newbs to get a sense for PvP, then they'd at least stand a chance. Saying "Go to Wolves' Den to get Morale gear" works in that regard.

[ispano]

Yes, and all the new players who don't know what they're doing, and get completely destroyed by veterans as a result, can rage quit. There really is no sense in making Frontlines the entry level content for PvP.

New players who get destroyed by veterans aren't going to enjoy it, and they're not going to come back. If they had some sense that they should do Wolves' Den with other newbs to get a sense for PvP, then they'd at least stand a chance. Saying "Go to Wolves' Den to get Morale gear" works in that regard.

And those aren't the type of players suited for PvP, figured this would be common knowledge. You don't bring the laid back and relax attitude to PvP, since it runs contrary to it.