How did players attack you if you were not on a PvP server or had war mode turned on? A song comes into music head but I will refrain from linking it.Or we hate both.
In WoW, I hated other players attacking me while I'm trying to get other things done even though I was on a Normal world and supposedly immune to the effects of world PvP as long as I did not turn on my PvP flag (I was not).
When I wanted to PvP, I'd go into a battleground.
Then I started to hate PvP in general because of the toxic players that were attracted by it.
I have no issues if world PvP is kept isolated to very specific worlds designated for it. Let those who enjoy world PvP have their fun. I want no part of it.
Of course, the reality is no one wants to be on the side that's usually losing. They end up transferring to the winning side. Next thing you know, there's no one to oppose you in PvP because you've turned it into a gankfest. It's that, as much as the OP racials, that caused the majority of WoW players to switch to Horde instead of Horde and Alliance ending up fairly evenly matched.
As others have said, sound good in practice but never works out in the long run. PvP that's tied to any sort of faction system (even if those factions are servers) doesn't work out.
And then wonder why they're having a hard time finding members of an opposing faction so they can kill them.
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