Drop Siege Point Limit to 20K • CCNet

Drop Siege Point Limit to 20K Back

GamingGoneDope 2 months ago

After both sides talking over a new correction to the siege meta
We have agreed upon a new and simple solution
Dropping the siege point limit to 20k , this would eliminate the fear of contesting sessions and going from -40k to 40k or 0 to 40K and would allow people to get back from nightcap with only a little under 3 sessions which makes it easier to contest after hard lost sessions and allow people to have a little more fun
Or we could lower the points we get from capping so people get points from actually fighting and not just nightcap

Comments

GamingGoneDope 2 months ago

Please add any other explanations in here

Tuvelito 2 months ago

Good suggestion! I will upvote.

Fqrtex 2 months ago

25k or 30k seems more reasonable but other than that good suggestion!

PandaDeltaFrappe 2 months ago

lowering the siege point limit to 20k just means that none of the siege matters and people can win off of nightcap, either forcing both sides to accept defeat or destroy their sleep schedules to contest sessions at 3-6am their time

plant11 2 months ago

I don't think this is a good idea its just gonna end up with what ever side has more people in the last 1-2 sess wins.

Its also just gonna make the night capping worse cause now you can't built up enough points to counter it.

smith12345gtx 2 months ago

is it possible to make it so that like who ever has the lead gains like points to a system, and then by the end of the siege who ever has the most points in the system winds
(it sounds dumb)

Ashes43 2 months ago

I have to agree with Panda on this one. Lowering capture points also penalizes people who go to sieges but aren't experts at PvP or movecraft more than they already are. Unfortunately the entire Siegewar plugin is wrought with issues that I think requires more than a single change in numbers to fix.

I agree that sieges are a bit ridiculous right now but there needs to either be a better single solution or a large number of changes.