Queueing up as friend raids in Frontlines still needs to stop

[LilaIronman]

Being farmed in every Frontline I queue up in is not fun, sometimes
they try to hide it and fight eachother to make it look like its not already
decided before queueing up, sometimes they just camp you at spawn like today..

Frontline gives to good xp not to include in doing dailies. But man this fucking sucks

[Ayalu]

You can only queue with 4 people in Frontline, which is at best half of one alliance.

[LilaIronman]

You can only queue with 4 people in Frontline, which is at best half of one alliance.

Thing is that tools and discords exist to make it a whole lot easier though

[AddictedToWitches]

You can only queue with 4 people in Frontline, which is at best half of one alliance.

they are talking about people who queue at the same time so they get matched on different teams and can coordinate against everyone else
This is a huge fucking problem, and there is unfortunately not much that can be done about it. If MORE people played pvp, it would be much harder to queue snipe
This used to be a thing with feast ranked too, people would queue snipe each other to wintrade. It currently also happens in crystalline conflict as well.

[SophiaDL]

God forbid people have friends in an MMORPG

[LilaIronman]

God forbid people have friends in an MMORPG

god forbid reading is a skill you clearly don't have lol

[GrizzlyTank]

God forbid people have friends in an MMORPG

Friends are fine. But in something like frontlines where it's kind of expected that everyone are randoms. 1 party in a team can easily turn the tides since they will have coordination no one else have.

[Bonoki]

Currently, 4-man groups are highly effective. I'm part of several linkshells where we regularly form premade teams with organized job assignments and macros. When other players in the alliance see they're grouped with our Linkshell members, they tend to listen more, follow instructions, and respond to calls because they know they're part of a premade team. I've observed players changing their jobs upon realizing they have a skilled DRK on their team.

[CamuiKushi]

Currently, 4-man groups are highly effective. I'm part of several linkshells where we regularly form premade teams with organized job assignments and macros. When other players in the alliance see they're grouped with our Linkshell members, they tend to listen more, follow instructions, and respond to calls because they know they're part of a premade team. I've observed players changing their jobs upon realizing they have a skilled DRK on their team.

I do this even though I'm not a member of any Discords or linkshells and almost exclusively queue in solo. Good shot-callers can lead an otherwise average team to victory.

So maybe instead of complaining, you can always step up to the plate yourself and becoming the commander that lead your side to victory.

I've honestly been considering learning DRK for this reason but I'm so very comfortable playing DRG...

[Burmecia]

You lost? Queue again. Works 100% for me when I wan't +1 victory towards my achievements :-)
My Construct VII is coming together nicely.