For those of you that missed the PvP War Event (video included) *alternate added
 

http://www.youtube.com/user/C5BAMF#p/u/1/MDuHwa0ao_0

Cheers :cool:

---Edit---
Originally I was working on a metal version, it was shorter with the drawn out fights clipped and shuffled, but I ran into some issues and dropped it. I managed to patch up some problem areas, however both videos are missing a few of the other fights unfortunately.

http://www.youtube.com/user/C5BAMF#p/u/0/e0ZkJWbialM

See you all at launch.

Anyone watching this video can tell the PvP balance is worse with crowd control resists altered to be different from EQ live. The SK vs Druid parts especially, even though the SK was a 2/10 in skills:

"ME SLAM YOU IN FACE TO INTERRUPT ALL SPELLS, HERE COME DARKNESS SO YOU CAN'T ESCAPE EITHER"

Wizard and necro aren't really affected since they can just spam shadowstep to avoid getting gang banged by short duration CC spam. Others will face death by an avalanche of African penises to the face.

These changes to crowd control spells are completely illogical and should never be implemented.

ya shadowknights gonna be super op for sure with snare landing as it does, although null did say he put in new resist code so maybe he looked at that

Nicely done pal! Damn looked like a good time, i'll be playing the next time around (on release!)

especially with snare/darkness canceling sow. at 156 MR on my shaman that shit still lands way too often.

Snare/darkness should cancel SoW fellas.

As far as shadowstep, wait till that only moves you right next to where you're standing a few times. Even better, try casting it in plane of fear or indoors/plane of hate. Not all pvp happens in the karanas, bros.

Softcore, that dubstep needs a lower base bro. My speakers didnt rattle enough.

http://www.topglittergraphics.com/tg...nk_you/043.gif

Thanks for taking the time to do some recording also.

but when this was how it worked, it also virtually never landed on ppls with 100 + resist and it does now a ton so its a double rainbow of ggness