Remove moggle tome events from frontline

[Cynric]

That's a very interesting point. Maybe those that do take it so seriously could explain. I think what we're discovering is that min-maxing it just makes it miserable for those who would like it to be a for-fun mode.

I personally have fun whenever I queue it for it solo.

I think it must matter more to people who attach fun to winning. I don't need to win to have fun.

I wish it were more about killing players though, since that's part of the fun of pvp for me.

But either way, it would seem to me the people who complain about premades are taking it just as seriously as the people who make premades, but just refuse to make them or can't make them.

The game itself could be more fun, but that has more to do with the jobs than the ability for people to play together to me personally. You don't really need a premade to get massive kills with Drk + Drg + whatever other flavor you want. Just some awareness and someone who knows what to do.

[Mawlzy]

I personally have fun whenever I queue it for it solo.

I think it must matter more to people who attach fun to winning. I don't need to win to have fun.

I wish it were more about killing players though, since that's part of the fun of pvp for me.

But either way, it would seem to me the people who complain about premades are taking it just as seriously as the people who make premades, but just refuse to make them or can't make them.

The game itself could be more fun, but that has more to do with the jobs than the ability for people to play together to me personally. You don't really need a premade to get massive kills with Drk + Drg + whatever other flavor you want. Just some awareness and someone who knows what to do.

I'd suggest there's a key difference. Those who make premades are doing so primarily to move their win-rate from 33% to 80+%. It is a strategy designed to massively skew the intended expectation of the mode. Like you, I don't need to win to have fun. I simply want to have engaging, somewhat balanced matches. Being on either side of a foregone conclusion isn't remotely interesting to me.