Originally Posted by Fril Estelin
You sort of confirm my feeling that PvP may have become elitist and will not consider "passing the flame" to others, you're (almost?) on your own if you want to learn. (maybe the "educational" guilds are too busy educating, rather than being on GWG ). But Winstar's message sort of infirms that, it's hard to tell from "outside". I want personally to get into PvP at one point, but it seems that the learning curve is not only very steep (due to 2 years of experience not very well communicated to other players and lots of history, from nerfs to complex power plays) but not facilitated for those that, at this point in time, are not part of the "PvP family". I'll go and spend some more time (after Halloween event) in GWG's PvP forum. (I don't know if it's semantic misreading, but most ads in the PvP guilds recruiting forum are not as friendly as the ones in the PvE guilds recruiting forum ...) |
In terms of complexity, the skills may have changed over time, but the basics of good play have not. To be honest I'm not sure about the resources in the pvp forums here anymore, but if you can dig up older articles I would do it. When you TA or RA watch what other people are doing that make them succeed. Learn from mistakes. Watch Obs. Ask questions. Some people are asses, but a lot of people are happy to help.
The amount of effort all depends on what you are looking to get out of the game pvpwise. If you just want to mess around in TA/RA and get some glad titles then its a lot less work. If you want to causally gvg for fun, you need to find or make a guild but after that its just play and do what you like. If you want to do well at GvG, then the demands start going up fast.
anyway, this is getting off the topic of the thread so perhaps we should steer it back on course before this turns into something else.