Same mistake twice?

zbzkda wrote: »

HOWEVER, if you get on the map by having won a stack on Cata, the difference is that you'd be beginning to erode Cata even if by a little. If people stack Cata the way they stacked Insanity, and they manage to grab land, then Cata's advance will be delayed. Their recruitment drive will be put on hold. And that is what will make the difference. Cata's ability to increase its numbers and glean the best of the server depends on its ability to prove that it will win in TW and it current land count.

If you don't understand why everything here is completely stupid, you shouldn't be talking about TW at all.

Catalyst has the worst TW's on the server right now. They'd love a good gank. You do realize that they beat Valhalla with less than 60 people, right? You know, the war the whole server was waiting for and Catalyst's most challenging TW so far, and they couldn't even fill the instance. And their recruitment? Go post an application on their forums and see what happens.


Unless this is a troll post. In that case, 10/10.

Being the strongest guild on PWI is like being the smartest kid with down syndrome.

Irae - Harshlands wrote: »

What does that say about the people who don't play the game but just lurk on the forums?

Are they like the kids who didn't even make the cut for the Special Olympics team?

Who said I didn't play PW? I may not play Rhyme anymore but I have plenty of sins and archers to play as.

zbzkda wrote: »

The point was lost in the wording but: when I referred to their "recruitment drive", I meant that influx of strong people who join the faction as it grows stronger and gains a huge amount of land, . I do not know when they will start active recruitment, or if they will at all, but once they start getting that momentum, and they have all the server's best applying to them and their recruitment is open that is when beyond a doubt, there is probably no stopping them.

So re-examining your response:

I was very actively talking about ganking them, whether or not they actually want it isn't important: my point was that systematically attacking Catalyst and trying to weaken it if possible is the only "correct" way to take land and hold it right now. Otherwise you'll only lose it soon afterward, and:


To allow you to see that I didn't mean their "recruitment drive" at present and that I indeed meant the big stream of people who would join as they gain map domination:




I already know they currently aren't recruiting. It was probably lost in the wording, but the "recruitment drive" I was referring to was nothing but that influx of people who would want to join the strongest guild on the server, and naturally, Catalyst always only takes the best geared applicants, so that time when they do eventually enter open recruitment, if they do, is going to be the time when it'll be most difficult to beat them. IMHO, stacking NOW is the best way to try to take them.

Hope that cleared up any misunderstandings of the first post. Mostly what I was saying was: "If you wanna get land and keep it, organize other guild leaders and stack cata, and stop trying to grab small patches of land.".

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zbzkda wrote: »

The point was lost in the wording but: when I referred to their "recruitment drive", I meant that influx of strong people who join the faction as it grows stronger and gains a huge amount of land, . I do not know when they will start active recruitment, or if they will at all, but once they start getting that momentum, and they have all the server's best applying to them and their recruitment is open that is when beyond a doubt, there is probably no stopping them.

So re-examining your response:

I was very actively talking about ganking them, whether or not they actually want it isn't important: my point was that systematically attacking Catalyst and trying to weaken it if possible is the only "correct" way to take land and hold it right now. Otherwise you'll only lose it soon afterward, and:


To allow you to see that I didn't mean their "recruitment drive" at present and that I indeed meant the big stream of people who would join as they gain map domination:



I already know they currently aren't recruiting. It was probably lost in the wording, but the "recruitment drive" I was referring to was nothing but that influx of people who would want to join the strongest guild on the server, and naturally, Catalyst always only takes the best geared applicants, so that time when they do eventually enter open recruitment, if they do, is going to be the time when it'll be most difficult to beat them. IMHO, stacking NOW is the best way to try to take them.

Hope that cleared up any misunderstandings of the first post. Mostly what I was saying was: "If you wanna get land and keep it, organize other guild leaders and stack cata, and stop trying to grab small patches of land.".

http://catalyst.forumotions.com/f1-applications

Which one was yours?

Rhyme - Harshlands wrote: »

Being the strongest guild on Harshlands is like being the smartest kid with down syndrome.

edit for truth

i do enjoy the chatter about who's shielding whom. personally i'm putting on my flame shield so g12 fire shards can't touch me.