Protesting Frontlines

[Nalien]

If you are referring to post #115, that is just saying the same thing I am. What I am asking is that those who want Morale removed to make it a level playing field haven't made an argument (that I saw, which is what I wanted to know where the post was) about how removing PvP gear but leaving the AP is a level playing field. Sorry if I didn't get across clearer with my original post.

Ah, OK. Yeah, everyone has been skipping over that point whenever I bring it up (when they're not just resorting to out right insults).

I guess there is a case for not having Morale because it'll make matters worse, but you can balance Morale out by giving people a Morale buff. You can't really do the same with AP, unless they rework the system so you earn AP in battle (that would actually be interesting, though might not work with face paced combat).

Personally, I'd rather SE focus on not making it a level playing field for everyone, but instead making it a balanced one. Mix new PvPers with old ones and let there actually be a difference; every team has a balanced amount of people who are completely new, and people who have high Morale and high AP. If your teams new players get owned by your enemies high Morale players, it's either because they strayed off like a fool, or your teams high Morale players were derping.

ilvl cap and no PvP gear is the superior of the two. I put 6 months into my PvP gear. Still rather front lines be fun, over me melting under geared players.

And if the under geared players were given a buff that gives them a Morale boost? Then you'd have PvE players with, lets say, an equivalent to i65 Morale. PvP players in i70. PvP players in i90/100 capped down to i80. Would the difference in Morale there be enough to allow you to crush the under geared still?

And again, take into consideration the spread of players in a 24v24v24 match. You might be able to crush under geared players, but the PvPers on your opponents side can do the same to yours. I'll admit, that's something that can very quickly turn sour for new players, but it's still something to consider that nobody seems to be. Everyone is looking at Frontlines in terms of Wolves' Den mechanics.