Frontlines fun...and a swift apology

[Atlaworks]

I will create a PvP command set for that. I'm still not sold completely on PvP, but it's there and it has good rewards, so I may give it more of a chance afterall - now that my initial fear of it has vanished. What's the best way to learn your PvP command set in action, and how on earth do you know what to do in Frontlines which seemed more like a great big ball of chaos rather than a strategic battle.

See, that's the secret- it's a great big ball of chaos because like 75% of the people who queue for frontline roulette want that good scripture bonus and don't know what the hell to actually do. Just remember objectives- break ice or what have you. Sure, you can beat someone senseless, but it doesn't actually give your team much of an advantage to do so. Really the only thing to worry about besides breaking ice is getting run over by roving packs of enemy players, and having your base capped by an enemy team. Alliance chat is a valuable tool for helping herd people to where they need to be.

[Kosmos992k]

See, that's the secret- it's a great big ball of chaos because like 75% of the people who queue for frontline roulette want that good scripture bonus and don't know what the hell to actually do. Just remember objectives- break ice or what have you. Sure, you can beat someone senseless, but it doesn't actually give your team much of an advantage to do so. Really the only thing to worry about besides breaking ice is getting run over by roving packs of enemy players, and having your base capped by an enemy team. Alliance chat is a valuable tool for helping herd people to where they need to be.

That's a pretty perfect description of what I saw going on. Next time, before the barrier at the start drops, I'll speak up and ask what the priorities are - and strongly suggest ice...unless that is the stated goal of others.