When Spawn Killing Gets Out of Control

[jlewiss]

its a non-issue imo. sure you won't win but neither will they. it basically requires 16+ people to decide they would rather kill then actually win

[Poringing]

Spawn camping in a nutshell

Spawn Camping:

Do you agree to forfeit 1st place?

Yes/No

[SeleneVenizelos]

its a non-issue imo. sure you won't win but neither will they. it basically requires 16+ people to decide they would rather kill then actually win

Of course it's an issue... It stopped 24 people from the Maelstrom having any kind of a good game and probably left a lot of them feeling peeved. Griefing on a mass scale.

[jlewiss]

Of course it's an issue... It stopped 24 people from the Maelstrom having any kind of a good game and probably left a lot of them feeling peeved. Griefing on a mass scale.

lol are you really going to comment on people getting annoyed in pvp? any game since the history of games where one person wins and one person loses someone is going to end up peeved. also if you work on the assumption that your gc as well as there gc has at best 24 people you just get the whole alliance together and push through them. if you guys still couldn't win then they wer ejust simply better then you and you have to deal with it and move on.

[SeleneVenizelos]

lol are you really going to comment on people getting annoyed in pvp? any game since the history of games where one person wins and one person loses someone is going to end up peeved. also if you work on the assumption that your gc as well as there gc has at best 24 people you just get the whole alliance together and push through them. if you guys still couldn't win then they wer ejust simply better then you and you have to deal with it and move on.

There is an enormous difference between general irritation at PvP mechanics and being annoyed at an entire alliance of 24 people going out of their way to grief you. I expect to get a little riled doing PvP but this is in a whole different category. That you would attempt to compare the two perplexes me.

And whether we died or not had nothing to do with skill. The alliance were dispersed at their various posts around the map. For the first five minutes it was people returning, not aware of what was going on and emerging from spawn to be annihilated. In my OP it states that after awhile we managed to organise ourselves and attack as an alliance to wipe the Flames out, which was no easy task and it's commendable that we managed to rally to attempt it, let alone succeed. Until that time, it was a massacre for anyone who walked outside. What the Flames were doing was nothing to do with skill or being better than us.

Not sure, but couldn't your team gather in the homebase and then break the siege?

Perhaps you should read the OP before replying?