If you are not gonna queue sync is pvp pointless

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At this point is there any way to enjoy bgs without queue syncing? Any ideas? Is it queue sync or walk away?

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Yes, here is legit what you do.

Turn on warmode. Farm up a set ( takes roughly a week and half of dailies) turn it into 2-4 piece via catalyst depending on your class. Win a round of comp stomp craft your weapons.

Then hit rated. You will have a better experience and given how infalted the bracket is… odds are a armor set if you can pvp at all. A weapon illusion and weapons if you are decent.

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Alternate to Comp Stomp:

WPVP weekly, bloody token WQs, and form groups to farm crate drops (especially if horde, you’ll never win them alone). Buy your initial gear, jump into rated.

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You post the same thing over and over again, are you not embarrassed? I can win games when I solo queue. What exactly are you doing in your BGs to lose all of them?

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Yes. You queue for them.

Make friends and play with them yourself if you find this to be the only kind of dichotomy you are going to be operating under. What you are calling “queue syncing” is literally just the mechanic of “queuing at the same time as other people.”

So… yeah. Make friends and you too can queue at the same time as other people. Regardless though, making friends to play alongside with seems more reasonable than to complain about people queuing for BGs.

But I guess if this is such a big deal for you… play solo-rated BGs? Ain’t complicated and this has been explained a near endless number of times at this point.

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For solo queuing, maybe wait for the new season is the only option unfortunately. There should be a lot less queue-sync premades in the first 3-4 weeks, but really this is only a short-term relief. Other than that, reluctantly I could add - perhaps us Pugs player could form our own new premade, despite knowing we will be pushing the problem off to someone else? Anyway I don’t see any satisfactory options unless Blizz makes changes.

This is why the option I took is to walk away.

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I wonder if Blizz would finally do something if all EBG/BG players belongs to one or more communities (basically, no player would solo queue anymore) and ‘everyone’ queue-sync (and drop) all day and night none-stop trying to get more ppl in. When this happens, everyone (now queue-sync premades) might face these problems:

  • A lot more communities for both sides will be queueing at the same time.
  • The chance of the queue-sync groups landing on different match instance will increase a lot. And make them fight over the leading-role (eg imagine groups from opposing communities got mixed into the same team)
  • short-handed team problem (from the excess amount of queue drop) will become much worse.

Maybe by then, the unified cries of these players might make it hard for Blizz to ignore?

Hope we don’t need to get to this point for the situation to improve.

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I already have a mostly fully geared alt that I play with but considering just stopping all pvp in regular queue at this point. Just seems like its either you end up in a mostly premade and rofl stomp or get stomped. Getting annoying/boring.

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Same. But more at Blizz for the lack of conversation with the Epic BG player base. I left my thoughts under the comment section of Blizz’s WoW 2025 Article. Maybe Blizz would only read ones that are convenient to them but it’s better than not doing anything about it.