Preformed group actively targeting people queuing on Frontline roulette

[xJimmehx]

Idk about all of this, but i did get steamrolled by a dancer alliance. A full alliance of nothing but dancers spamming aoes and aoe heals steamrolled two alliances. They showed up, ran through, and everything they passed by was left dead. My alliance had 0 points. The other alliance had like 100. Im by no means the best player in Frontlines, (I have something like a 34% W/L) but I have never seen anything like this.

If what the op is talking about is another instance of this, then yeah, it definitely feels broken and likely needs to be fixed.

[Moonlite]

Idk about all of this, but i did get steamrolled by a dancer alliance. A full alliance of nothing but dancers spamming aoes and aoe heals steamrolled two alliances. They showed up, ran through, and everything they passed by was left dead. My alliance had 0 points. The other alliance had like 100. Im by no means the best player in Frontlines, (I have something like a 34% W/L) but I have never seen anything like this.

If what the op is talking about is another instance of this, then yeah, it definitely feels broken and likely needs to be fixed.

Funny sounds like the all WHM alliances when frontlines first launched. Eight holy's was enough to wipe out most groups. Even all WAR were kind of overpowered if they coordinated the group heals they used to have.

[KageTokage]

There was a full DNC premade on Adders going around Aether frontlines and steamrolling for a long while today, indeed. Between their self-heals, En Avant making it easy as heck to escape from bad situations, and their AoE burst damage being high enough for them to feasibly wipe an entire group of players if it's coordinated well they're probably the worst thing to encounter in large numbers.

Their team did get wiped on a few occasions from them getting pinched but it usually only happened too late in the game for it to actually matter.

As long as people don't grasp the importance of trying to knock down a team that's building momentum from battle highs and such, premades will always be problematic to deal with because they thrive on establishing early momentum by farming battle highs from one of the teams who they'll almost always be able to overpower due to their coordination. There's also a misconception that objectives are the most important part of frontlines when they really aren't, especially not in Seize due to the fact that they only yield points gradually. The rate at which a team can amass points by simply steamrolling other players is ridiculous if they're coordinated.