Why an ELO ranking system will help PvP tremendously.

[VahnValbosce]

I always thought of an ELO system as being for 1-on-1 types games. I don't see its applicability in something like Frontlines where a particular individual's performance is only a small factor in the team's success or failure.

Also keep in mind that SE has consistently been against any kind of "elitist" system where people could be excluded (or kicked) from content due to a ranking system.

The point of PvP is competition, that's its sole purpose. There is always going to be arguments, honestly there are more arguments over PvE raiding in this game than PvP complaints ever heard of.

There's no "exclusion" for a ranking system, there might be prizes for reaching a certain rank, but like I said these prizes should be non-advantageous, such as glamour or funiture, or even a title! This would also be wolves den only.

Because as it currently stands, the wolves den is completely dead. Que time = ∞

[Lemuria]

Because as it currently stands, the wolves den is completely dead. Que time = ∞

And so it will remain dead. There was only ever a small number of people actually interested in PvP to begin with, and while Frontlines got a few people running it for a while now it too has gone the way of the dodo. No amount of ranking system is going to save PvP, because this game was not developed with it in mind.

Make PvP interesting and add PvE rewards and maybe, just maybe, you'll get a response from the crowd. Until then, it's going to be as empty as it gets.