I agree the ones in Nazmir and Voldun are easier than the ones in Zandalar and Drustvar.
There are usually Horde camping the Zandalar one, though, and while there may be Alliance in Drustvar, they are usually busy doing their own quests and ignoring Horde questers. Both factions have quests that can appear near each of the opposing entrances to their Wet Works areas in these zones, but one of the Alliance ones is almost entirely on rooftops and actually acts to draw Alliance away from Horde questers.
If Horde are having more difficulty completing the Drustvar quest, it’s only because Alliance are generally better at world PVP.
Yes. This is true for all the Wet Works quests. Maybe the Horde who are having difficulty with it are unaware of the option to wait for a better location.
You are wrong on all your points and to make you look the fool you are…
1.) Because they are marked is besides the point…alliance does not have them at all. So your point was dumb.
2.) There is no easy way to escape because the south area of the camp is literally walled off and you can only get out via a gate that is lined with guards. The East is a hill side that has dead ends area and steepness that can’t be climbed. The west has a large contingent of troops. (30 to 40) Good luck not dieing o NPCs. The North has lesser number of guards, yet a bunch and channels you into a narrow channel. The placement of the guy you need to kill is usually in the south east corner. Yes right by walls, guards, revealing NPC’s, a flight path so lots of players too. I crushed your 2nd point pretty badly didn’t I.
3.) The enemy faction should be guarding the target. Alliance is the only faction that does this because they have EZ-mode. Also guarding an NPC hoping it is attacked has to be THE worst game design ever. (crushed again)
4.) Yes alliance gets 5 out of 5 easy quests and horde pretty much HAS to do the other ones. What does that mean. The other 4 are camped even more because the 1 horde quest can be literally camped by 1 hunter that snares you and pet attacks you while NPC’s beat you down. Pretty sure 1 hunter could kill 5 horde who cordinated an attack simply because of the NPC involvement.
5.) Guards are now"super" guards with huge health pools. The alliance has way more of them, so that health pool is a huge thumb on the alliance side of the win scale.
If you run to the right of the flight master there is no wall. If you run behind the building that the fight master is in front of there is a path that will take you out of town. If run straight out and to the left you can avoid most of the gaurds.
There is literally a whole post on the horde camping there air ship. It’s war do think your going to waltz into the enemy’s base and not get some kind of resistance. There is an elite mob in a cave just down from arom’s that is almost always camped by the horde.
Yes, in this situation the Alliance have it easier time then the horde. Just like there are zones in which the horde have an easier time.
You do realize that the guards are beefier, because of several horde complaints that they did hit hard enough and weren’t that much of a threat to the gankers.
Eh? If you kill the target you get an extra action button for an instant escape.
Sure if you didn’t kill the target you are provided with no such thing, but perhaps death is fitting for you because you have failed us for the last time.
1.) Horde camping airship…agreed stupid design. That is stupid and so is this.
Guards being buffs without adjusting locations and numbers was just buffing the alliance more. Lets do an example using a fictitious power…waaaaa me hordie only have 20 “power” and alliance has “40”. The response is “OK poor hordie here we will double the power for everyone!” Now alliance has an 40 point advantage when they only had a 20 before.
My point. The fix was actually a bigger advantage to the alliance. Maybe if they triple our guards… But go and count them…and measure the area they are in. Alliance has a afar greater density of guards.
I often make the mistake vatos (dudes) know what I’m saying, and everyone is from Califa. I was out of bounds with my response.
At the same time I speak how I speak, but anyways dispensa (sorry) how I responded to you.
I see a much greater density of guards in Horde areas. Discussions like this make me wonder if factional guards are visible only to the opposite faction.
I have a screen shot of Ft. Victory with more Horde guards in it then Alliance guards. I’ve seen the same in Xibila. I personally have never seen Alliance guards run into Horde towns like that.
Since the guard buff patch you can’t come within a 100 yrd radius of a Horde town without guards aggroing onto you. While I don’t recall reading about it in the patch notes, it seems like they were buffed even further in 8.1.5. Warfang Hold never stops spawning guards these days.
(Also, how is Warfang Hold even still a thing? We destroy it twice in the storyline.)
Funny you mention that because a group of 3 alliance were just farming leveling Horde inside Warfang Hold for quite a while until some players expelled them. The only ‘guards’ I saw attacking them were a couple Orc Peons sporting about 100k health so really just trash there for flavor.
Apparently flight masters have lost their teeth, too. Back in the day you were running a real risk aggroing them because they would spawn mounts that could wreck large, organized groups. These 3 were just standing at the flight point with AOEs down to farm players as they landed.