#7knate gets schooled at nGed by stealthers and a few hibs

albionexile

That's rough, you're coming unhinged, your propaganda is being shown for what it is, you got nothing but numbers, no tactics, no skill just numbers, and even that doesn't seem to be enough.

I think it's time to break your bg down into some 8man and actually get some action back in the game, zergs are killing the fun in the game, 1,2 maybe 3 fights in a night when you run as a zerg, run as 8 mans and you'll get loads more action, your followers hopefully will start to see the light and actually form some roaming smaller numbers and it'll be more fun for all (all 3 realms)

Auberne

Watching the videos, it's just a lot of shouting and dying on inc

albionexile

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albionexile

with a spam of 79 deathblows from hibs, and 7 from albs

Albs, this is your glorious leader with superior tactics and skill, note thats over 58% of the deathblows from hibs came from stealths,

#7knate #notsogreat #thatpropagandatho

RonELuvv

You're doing it wrong @albionexile! You need to make 8 more posts with videos in each one talking about your glorious victory due to superior tactics and how Hibernia Nation is finally coming together. Lol!! If they don't like it they can just not click on them and read it.

BurkleyRIP

Must be fake news

Keltorius

See!!! That’s what happens when you try to pee on The Great Tree!!!! Oh, a lot of that spam was from the evil stealth zerg!! LOL

Stop the propaganda!!

Natebruner

The eye in the sky

Amp_Phetamine

The only thing I see wrong here is how overpowered stealthers are... #Welcoming1.125StealthNerf

Also, nothing against you guys running 8 Exiled but the last thing I want to do again is form pug 8mans with random classes and run around as fodder to feed groups like yours rps.

You say, "break off the zerg and you guys would get more rps"

What I see is, "break off the zerg and form pug 8mans so we can get more rps".

Keltorius

I don’t care if there are zergs or not. Safety is numbers has always been around.

Just stay away from The Great Tree!!!!

And my box of Lucky Charms while you’re at it.

Amp_Phetamine

Keltorius wrote: »

I don’t care if there are zergs or not. Safety is numbers has always been around.

Just stay away from The Great Tree!!!!

And my box of Lucky Charms while you’re at it.

Keltorius

You too Amp, don’t go poking around with your stick for em either!!!!

Keltorius

Or me also!

Amp_Phetamine

Keltorius wrote: »

You too Amp, don’t go poking around with your stick for em either!!!!

Lol /wave

albionexile

Amp_Phetamine wrote: »

The only thing I see wrong here is how overpowered stealthers are... #Welcoming1.125StealthNerf

Also, nothing against you guys running 8 Exiled but the last thing I want to do again is form pug 8mans with random classes and run around as fodder to feed groups like yours rps.

You say, "break off the zerg and you guys would get more rps"

What I see is, "break off the zerg and form pug 8mans so we can get more rps".

Amp, while that might happen with pugs vs people who 8man and play together more often, that's not my intention, it would be nice if the pugs fought pugs and the regular 8man teams fought the regular 8 man teams, if each realm ran 5fg then it'd naturally work its way out to where similar skills / players would roam areas, I dunno, I do see your point, no pug with randoms is going to have a fun time if playing vs regular 8man, I feel there is a happy medium between the two tho zerg or regular 8man players

Tyrantanic

8man was certainly more fun back in the day when there was a stronger population. I still recall roaming around with my old guild on Hib wearing Coruscating Mine gear on my Bard =P. Each engagement was different since you were less likely to run into the same group before a different group came in. As a downside, there was a lot of AJing. Now, it feels like I would just keep fighting the same group(s) over and over again which does not appeal to me. Granted, you can make the same argument in zergs; however, the play style is vastly different in large groups vs. a single structured group.

47el

is macroing and the programmable mouse/keyboard needed while running in 8mans.

or is that just a skilled solo thing

RonELuvv

Beetleguisse wrote: »

8man was certainly more fun back in the day when there was a stronger population. I still recall roaming around with my old guild on Hib wearing Coruscating Mine gear on my Bard =P. Each engagement was different since you were less likely to run into the same group before a different group came in. As a downside, there was a lot of AJing. Now, it feels like I would just keep fighting the same group(s) over and over again which does not appeal to me. Granted, you can make the same argument in zergs; however, the play style is vastly different in large groups vs. a single structured group.

The same happens in all forms of play style. Solo, small man, 8 man, and zerg all run into the same people over and over again. That's what happens when the population declines.

Keltorius

Sadly, that is very true.

Huehuaehue

op is so affected lol

Amp_Phetamine

albionexile wrote: »

Amp_Phetamine wrote: »

The only thing I see wrong here is how overpowered stealthers are... #Welcoming1.125StealthNerf

Also, nothing against you guys running 8 Exiled but the last thing I want to do again is form pug 8mans with random classes and run around as fodder to feed groups like yours rps.

You say, "break off the zerg and you guys would get more rps"

What I see is, "break off the zerg and form pug 8mans so we can get more rps".

Amp, while that might happen with pugs vs people who 8man and play together more often, that's not my intention, it would be nice if the pugs fought pugs and the regular 8man teams fought the regular 8 man teams, if each realm ran 5fg then it'd naturally work its way out to where similar skills / players would roam areas, I dunno, I do see your point, no pug with randoms is going to have a fun time if playing vs regular 8man, I feel there is a happy medium between the two tho zerg or regular 8man players

Yeah I was teasing you, I used to run tank trains back 2014-2015 and had a blast doing it, would run into a variety of groups, mostly pugs which was nice (60/40 win loss, sometimes 70-80 if assists were on point). The only groups we really struggled against was Interz casting groups, Tickled Pink and Ancient Order (mid), but it was fine since we were a half pug group.

2016-2017 was rough. 8man Pugs virtually disappeared and any attempts at 8man during my play time EST would result in getting whipped by a few groups of set 8, a few voltron groups who would run 12-14 consistently and zergs.

Unless I was playing with Heathens, TSFR or Sad Panda's it was nearly impossible to do anything and I pretty much quit running 8man outside of those 3 groups.

Currently my play time is barely weekends but I've been having a blast running in the Alb zerg and getting in some duels in bow town.

Drlovegood

Amp_Phetamine wrote: »

Unless I was playing with Heathens,

dead guild

Manachanter

Having ran a few nights with the bg I can definitely confirm that any win is not due to direct tactics but due to 2-3 key 'support' groups running at the flank and covering the rest of the zerg. Without these groups there are losses. In a direct fight there's a loss. It's not numbers, though they do help, it's the help of dedicated groups protecting your ass

You can't win a fight just by insisting your bg just pushes in with you, casters and healers can't do anything when they are moving, and definitely can't do anything when constantly interupted by AE spam. And until bg leaders learn this and adjust their 'charge in and die' tactics they will keep losing in any encounter where the enemy spreads out to the flank. If your healers are getting hit from the side, you don't get heals, you die, and you lose. Period.

I think to sum it up I will use this quote after a loss and point out why it's stupid: "I'm a scout and even I was in the middle of them"

If you are a scout with the greatest range of all classes in the realm, why would you move to the middle of the enemy where you get surrounded and constantly interupted?

Perhaps bg leaders should play a caster/healer for a while and see things from a wider angle?

Edit: this isn't just aimed at Nate, Hero has also fallen to this a few times where he has been flanked and lost due to the same reason. But at least running with Hero you don't constantly have to fight the urge to mute him

Natebruner

It's kind of why so many people hate on the New England Patriots. They win.... They lose every so often but for the most part... They just win.

Bill Belichick doesn't play around.

Tyrantanic

Manachanter wrote: »

Having ran a few nights with the bg I can definitely confirm that any win is not due to direct tactics but due to 2-3 key 'support' groups running at the flank and covering the rest of the zerg. Without these groups there are losses. In a direct fight there's a loss. It's not numbers, though they do help, it's the help of dedicated groups protecting your ass

You can't win a fight just by insisting your bg just pushes in with you, casters and healers can't do anything when they are moving, and definitely can't do anything when constantly interupted by AE spam. And until bg leaders learn this and adjust their 'charge in and die' tactics they will keep losing in any encounter where the enemy spreads out to the flank. If your healers are getting hit from the side, you don't get heals, you die, and you lose. Period.

I think to sum it up I will use this quote after a loss and point out why it's stupid: "I'm a scout and even I was in the middle of them"

If you are a scout with the greatest range of all classes in the realm, why would you move to the middle of the enemy where you get surrounded and constantly interupted?

Perhaps bg leaders should play a caster/healer for a while and see things from a wider angle?

Edit: this isn't just aimed at Nate, Hero has also fallen to this a few times where he has been flanked and lost due to the same reason. But at least running with Hero you don't constantly have to fight the urge to mute him

This is very true. Having coordinated flank groups can easily turn the tide since they are able to communicate within their group much more effectively than in BG chat/voice. I still do not understand why every BG leader uses the term PUSH (RUSH for Hero). Calling out for interrupts in a particular direction or to assist the MA as they change targets would be leagues better than saying push. The quote you provided sums up the problem. Many BG players do not appear to know what to do and especially do not seem to know how to position themselves. But hey, it's a game. I still find the big fights to be enjoyable.

Natebruner

Albion:

Ewalien/Swank runs probably the best flank group in the game. His group is not concerned with my calls.

In Alb Nation- I give targets and direction nonstop. Nobody can question our winning %'s with the methods we use.