Return of Reckoning

Attitude Tanks: "I has no healers, me won't tank, you all are bad!" *Sits in a back row on a horse* Well this one describres me so well when im solo on BO: Pug SC -> Dok+Zel+Sorc in group -> Not even one buff for me/No covenant -> I guard sorc -> Sorc run in 6 Orders and Insta die -> I die too due ...

And the points are shown wher exactly?

You have to win a Nordenwatch scenario.

So according to http://www.returnofreckoning.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=6773&start=10 , now that we managed to get destro into RvR, we should banish them from RvR now? So Order can continue farming while destro looks after mailbox? Where are all the orders now? So who's problem it really is?

From what I've heared the lag doesn't come from population, the server can handle more, the problem is with dumped memory. Devs already know about this issue and work on it, but until then the capacity will probably stay the way it is now.

Hey, not everyone is interested in orvr, I actually like SCs more.

I mean when we capture in T1 all zones, all that's left to do is to win NW. However, when we decide to Q and actually win, we don't get the reward for zone lock. I understand how it's not good idea to get medailons for every victory, but maybe when people join the sc from the zone? I almost missed ...

Do something about one of the faction's spawnpoints. Put either Destro's 1 sec longer away from middle, or Order's 1 sec closer. When I look at the map, it's mirrored in half, so I don't think one faction has it closer. The stone even has a timer before it appears so both sides can get there in ...

I actually enjoy chatting with opposite side, got a few friends and generally had fun from it. Didn't experience such hate that would turn me against. Some people are rude, but they will always be no matter what. All you need to do is (if implemented) ignore.

Not sure if it's just mine observation, but the /sc chat very easily merges with /ad chat as it's both similar colours + the constant roll spam makes any talk just waste of time. Many people won't read it anyway in the heat of battle.