How misleading, Jessie. Looks like we are in a strange world where 'friendlier' people are the ones bent on bringing destruction to people who want peace with others. I have been to 6-7 OP fights and all of them were Karavan attacking a Kami OP. There is a very insulting myth being perpetuated by certain Karavan players both here and in region chats that your success is due to (i) you are more diplomatic and (ii) you have worked harder. To this I would like to ask of an example of two Kami guilds actually going at each other since faction war has been implemented, as well as an example of any Kami guild who has specifically declined to help The Soul this weekend. There is no way to prove or disprove whether we Kami are slackers, of course, but my observation is that historically the most powerful guilds have always been Kami (Infinity, AoA, ON, CP, etc.), and that even till now, if someone might want to testify, Kami guilds are typically able to cover higher end PvE gameplay that require skills and organization to a deeper extent than Karavan guilds.lewalton wrote:I think you have it all wrong Kye. I was Kami for a long time. I canceled my account a couple of times since I started playing. Of course i have friends that are Kami, But now i see that the peeps on the Karavan side all seem to get along better than the Kami ever had. I like the game more since i started being a Karavan. I have more interaction with guilds on the Karavan side than i ever had with the Kami side. The Kami guilds seemed more intent on slinging mud at each other..while the Karavan guilds liked the"can't we all just get along attitude". They were friendlier and become dominate. What else would you expect.
The fact being twisted is that there is no lack of unity among the Kami guilds, as is evident in the recent Kami summit and that all Kami guilds I can recognize have fought in the OP battle this weekend. Everyone was there. The fact being ignored is that OP is a number game and there are more people on one side, and so more voices, more guilds, more interaction, and the capability to invade others. Have a walk on the newbie islands and notice that before anything else ingame could happen, more new players choose Matis to be their race. This is fed through a positive feedback system that makes the strong side stronger, which is the wrong of Nevrax and a serious oversight in their supposedly perpetual 'player created content.' Trash talks trying to suggest that one side deserves to win because somehow collectively the players are better people by statistical means... are the wrong of the community, and are what that will drive players away. If you could somehow look at the Kami faction as a whole distantly as if it was a conscious entity... you are probably part of the problem, and are helping to bring an end to the game. Quite objectively, the majority of Kami players will unsubscribe rather than join Karavan, and Nevrax has never prepared any materials for the hypothetical worlds where one faction has wiped out the other.