"Fodder1978;563204" wrote:
The glass ceiling between "blue bloods" - the long timers and whales, and the "new men" - those coming on behind them, the following wave - seems set to continue.
Basically, what happened for two days was that second stringers could compete with the old guys, the ones blocking gcw and arenas up and creating a threshold beyond which other players couldn't pass.
Basically the new men wanted to catch up with mods. The blue bloods wanted to stay ahead, and complained. The mods got nerfed, the new men lost out worst. Sent back where they belong, to quote one poster.
This was politics, not game breakage.
"Fodder1978;563204" wrote:
The glass ceiling between "blue bloods" - the long timers and whales, and the "new men" - those coming on behind them, the following wave - seems set to continue.
Basically, what happened for two days was that second stringers could compete with the old guys, the ones blocking gcw and arenas up and creating a threshold beyond which other players couldn't pass.
Basically the new men wanted to catch up with mods. The blue bloods wanted to stay ahead, and complained. The mods got nerfed, the new men lost out worst. Sent back where they belong, to quote one poster.
This was politics, not game breakage.
Pvp shard mates all started around the same time as each other. If advantages are gained over time, there's no reason to give the weaker players the opportunity to catch up overnight. They should have played smarter and spent more over the last six months of gameplay (late Dec. server here).
