The other thing that happened after a reset was everyone just joined the winning faction and still ended up with one guild owning the map. The one mega guild would get mad that all its progress was wiped and all they got was a bonus or extra gifts etc.Īfter enough time if that mega guild quits the server loses most of its population and may or may not build back up. The only thing that ever worked a little was a map reset every so many months but that also had its problems. There wasn't a very good fix found in those.Įven when they put guild number limits or limited the amount of area one guild could own the mega guild that owns the server would just split up into a dozen smaller guilds that still owned the map and it was business as usual. And all of this is intact with Amazon's 'Player driven world'.Īny rvr game I've ever played ended up with this problem. The community will be more active because guilds will need to communicate with other guilds, this allows the possibility of alliances and enemies.

This system allows other guilds to have a chance. So a guild is forced to refrain from taking any more regions and instead maintain the few regions they can defend. With a limited number of members, occupying too many regions will be really difficult. That's why a guild system will be able to counter this problem somehow.

Yeah it is definitely going to be a problem a week after launch. I'm sure a lot of players of a losing faction will just reroll on another server (if they don't allow character server swapping). But this still wouldn't be a good counter to a faction dominating a server.

I think that there possibly needs to be a faction stronghold (maybe a town) that can't be conquered if it is a factions last refuge. Originally posted by Merix:They are definitely going to have to come up with a mechanic as a safety net for when this happens.

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