(12-17-2018, 11:48 AM)Pito-Chan Wrote:

(12-17-2018, 11:39 AM)Lythrilux Wrote:

(12-17-2018, 11:17 AM)Pito-Chan Wrote: You were told to "suck it up". And you indeed sucked it up, didn't even consider saying a word about it.

To an extent, do not forget, that after the first wave the event have drastically changed. To be precise, the following changes were taken:

• Cruisers have now been under the command of actual players, and not NPCs, which excluded any aiming issues.
  
• The cruisers, starting from the second wave, had significantly weaker armor than the initially spawned NPCs.
  
• Freelancers have been excluded from participation for either of the sides.
  
• The outcome was pretty much a draw, yet another "zero sum scenario", where either of the sides got what was proposed: Beurvay have been turned into a wreck, but Athos have been relocated to New London. Nothing really changed for the Gallic side, it even became easier for their allies to operate on the theater.
  In fact, none of the sides were harmed significantly with the outcome of this event.
  

If you are not pleased with it's outcome - have some guts to openly state your opinion.
If you don't have the guts - you should just suck it up, which is exactly what you did.
You have no one to blame but yourself.

The first wave counted, and the final wave had an additional cruiser. That removed any chance of a Gallic victory when the event had even finished yet.

What i am trying to point out is that:

• All the issues were taken into consideration after the first wave, and were generally fixed throughout the following waves.
  
• The event have ended as a draw, with the proposed outcomes for both sides brought to be live in the server environment.
  

Also, if either of the sides saw some general incosistency throughout the event - why not point out to these matters rather than just maintaining low profile about it initially and using it latter on the forums to play "victims of circumstances"?

What is the logic behind it?

(12-17-2018, 11:14 AM)Venkman Wrote:

(12-17-2018, 11:03 AM)Antonio Wrote: When Gallia/Corsairs lost HALF the dps because Nova torpedoes were sitting in spot or not tracking at all, drastically changing the outcome, they were told to "suck it up".
When Gallia/Corsairs lost at least 6-7 players after the first wave because of the NPCs lagging out and the server crash, which resulted in them losing a lot of dps through a 3-hour event overall, they were told to "suck it up".
When the 10th cruiser was conjured out of thin air to force a draw, Gallia/Corsairs were told to "suck it up".
There was no mention or offer of a remake, and Gallia almost fully lost the event rather than what was latter announced as a draw.

Now anti-Gallic forces have similar obstacles that aren't even close in magnitude compared to the ones in NL, and suddenly the other side wants preferential treatment. It's nothing but hypocrisy.

Pretty much this.

(12-17-2018, 02:04 AM)Markam Wrote: -SNIP-
One thing I would like to suggest is that events be mirrored when possible to avoid defender/attacker bias. For example in the running the gauntlet event, the attackers were clearly at an advantage in such a scenario, so a similar event should be done with the sides flipped.

(12-17-2018, 01:28 PM)TheShooter36 Wrote:

(12-17-2018, 11:14 AM)Venkman Wrote:

(12-17-2018, 11:03 AM)Antonio Wrote: When Gallia/Corsairs lost HALF the dps because Nova torpedoes were sitting in spot or not tracking at all, drastically changing the outcome, they were told to "suck it up".
When Gallia/Corsairs lost at least 6-7 players after the first wave because of the NPCs lagging out and the server crash, which resulted in them losing a lot of dps through a 3-hour event overall, they were told to "suck it up".
When the 10th cruiser was conjured out of thin air to force a draw, Gallia/Corsairs were told to "suck it up".
There was no mention or offer of a remake, and Gallia almost fully lost the event rather than what was latter announced as a draw.

Now anti-Gallic forces have similar obstacles that aren't even close in magnitude compared to the ones in NL, and suddenly the other side wants preferential treatment. It's nothing but hypocrisy.

Pretty much this.

And now all you do is crying to staff/players/whoever because you want to force your way into things,as always. Same with "Ganks" same with outcomes, same with accusations. Stop playing the victim. You could refuse to "suck it up" but you did not. You lost your chance. I fully support it was unfair for Gallic side during the NL event and you make valid points there @Antonio, but for the love of Talos, stop crying when things do not go your way.