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[Crit]

Killing is only controversial because **certain** players like to keep camping a targeted faction and hesitate to rotate focus to the other faction that has been doing objectives, all it takes is a little situational awareness, might be asking for too much (:

[KageTokage]

Killing is only controversial because **certain** players like to keep camping a targeted faction and hesitate to rotate focus to the other faction that has been doing objectives, all it takes is a little situational awareness, might be asking for too much (:

I find that in matches where a team is farming another one for battle highs, there's generally two outcomes which are:

1. Farming team waits too long to shift their attention and loses from letting the remaining team have all of the objectives for free.

2. Farming team shifts their attention and totally steamrolls the second/first place team for an easy win.

Outcome 3 where both teams gang up on the farmers and equalize things is woefully uncommon.

[BloodRubyXII]

Killing is only controversial because **certain** players like to keep camping a targeted faction and hesitate to rotate focus to the other faction that has been doing objectives, all it takes is a little situational awareness, might be asking for too much (:

Implying people can focus and use common sense in PvP in this game, Crit I'm disappointed. You are asking for too much.

[RyuDragnier]

I find that in matches where a team is farming another one for battle highs, there's generally two outcomes which are:

1. Farming team waits too long to shift their attention and loses from letting the remaining team have all of the objectives for free.

2. Farming team shifts their attention and totally steamrolls the second/first place team for an easy win.

Outcome 3 where both teams gang up on the farmers and equalize things is woefully uncommon.

And Outcome 2 is always the result. If there was a hard cap on how many you could queue with (say 4), it could solve quite a bit of issues, as could nerfing Battle High/Fever to have a duration or given a drawback.

[Mavrias]

And Outcome 2 is always the result. If there was a hard cap on how many you could queue with (say 4), it could solve quite a bit of issues, as could nerfing Battle High/Fever to have a duration or given a drawback.

Theres nothing unequal about a premade queueing though. Anyone in a group of all pugs could start shotcalling, calling objectives, calling targets, etc. Just people who solo queue rarely want to do that so they get roflstomped. Saying no organized groups because your group doesnt want to organize doesnt help anything.

[Moonlite]

Killing is only controversial because **certain** players like to keep camping a targeted faction and hesitate to rotate focus to the other faction that has been doing objectives, all it takes is a little situational awareness, might be asking for too much (:

I hadn't pvped since 3.5. SE must not like spawn camping either. Which was prevalent in HWs, the invincible buff lasts a very long time now.

And Outcome 2 is always the result. If there was a hard cap on how many you could queue with (say 4), it could solve quite a bit of issues, as could nerfing Battle High/Fever to have a duration or given a drawback.

I always suggest and people generally listen. To help the other team to prevent the team that was farming kills from winning. Just suggest it in chat and push up behind the other team. Pugs seem to follow the train, won't follow directions though. I consider farming kills when you push all the way to the spawn. Had a couple games last week where the premade had farmed almost 60 kills on 3 players. They lost every game. I also lost every game badly, but got a little joy from them not winning.

[NessaWyvern]

The main "problem" with pre-mades, is simply the fact that they have healers that know what they are doing.
The amount of healers I see with sub 350k healing in a match, spamming glare while their teammates die, is ridiculous.

[BloodRubyXII]

The main "problem" with pre-mades, is simply the fact that they have healers that know what they are doing.
The amount of healers I see with sub 350k healing in a match, spamming glare while their teammates die, is ridiculous.

Ye unfortunately, that's because the way pve works you're encouraged to behave like that, then Healers come to PvP and go full surprised pikachu face when they realise that for the first time in this game, they actually have to heal 90% of the time.

[KageTokage]

Premades also tend to have more healers in general.

It seems more effective to just babysit four DPS/tanks with four healers to ensure they can stack battle high and build LB gauge. It's also a lot harder for a healer to get focused down if there's that many of them around.

[Shinklet]

why you can't just make your own linkshell or discord