@Winged Nazgul: Ah, the temptation of the pew pew. It’s like Mythic don’t want people defending the flag itself.

@Saylah: Yup, Mourkain is greatly preferable for PUGing (and Fargo has the strategy pretty much covered). After a few rounds, though, I’ll think “I’m bored of Mourkain, I’ll try another scenario”, play Phoenix Gate, and then think “yeah… Mourkain, then.”

@Aaron: UFO style destructible scenery, oh yes! OK, so every scenario would be a blackened, smoking wasteland within seconds, but still…

@Van Hemlock: Tennyson would be prouLOLZ

@Melmoth: No speak-o PUG-o!

@Kyrana: Curious, I’m afraid I’ve never seen such a thing on the Order side, or anyone shouting suggestions like staying at the spawnpoint after Destruction took the flag (or anyone shouting anything else, really… apart from the occasional mandatory “WTF r u doing u noooobs”). That said, seeing either side pick up the flag, let alone capture it, is something of a rarity, so I don’t have too many data points to work with.

As for the Phoenix Gate scenario, is anyone else noticing that it’s possible for your enemy (I’ve only noticed Order doing this, as I play Destruction) to prevent you from placing the captured flag in the right place? I’ve seen this happen several times, where we bring the flag back to the large, stone temple-looking building (I can’t say that’s it’s a temple for sure–it might really be a Wal-greens or something, those are everywhere these days, but I digress), and then…POW! We can’t place the flag,despite increasingly frantic right-clicking. We stand there looking silly with a blue column of light surrounding our flag-bearer until Order masses and assault, comes over and either kills him or captures our flag.

It’s very frustrating. I’ve heard that this can be caused by the opponents refusing to leave their spawnpoint. Any ideas? It seems a bit shady to me. *shrugs*

Ha ha ha, Zos, you and your silly made-up words!

Cannon to right of them,
Cannon to left of them,
Cannon in fro-zOMG NMEZ! PEWPEW!