I had some guardian a few weeks back insist on singling me out repeatedly on my sorc and he died every single time. In fact, I started to face tank him just to rub it in because he was so persistent and annoying. My favorite death blow on my sorc though, is using my basic saber attack, that really gets them worked up usually.

Because they queue at the same time over voice chat to increase all getting into the same match.

I've played Oblivion and Skyrim, and if you think ESO is going to be anywhere near balanced, good luck with that. No MMO is flawless. In fact, I expect a ton of bugs/glitches in that game, having playing the others.

I plan to get one power, one damage proc, just in case they decide the two power procs of different tiers shouldn't be working together.

If the other team has multiple stealth classes, you probably want more than one node guard, or a good stealth defender will do, if you have one on your team.

Ranked queues are much longer or have to be scheduled with other groups, therein lies the true problem. Not to mention, they require more people and specific setups to compete. Most of the time, people just want to jump in and jump out with friends and not worry about all that.

Other classes can do the same, I'm not arguing that. I was just trying to point out that they aren't completely worthless.

Yeah, I've seen a few good PTs still, whom top damage and still take off 75% of my life in a burst rotation, but I guess they are just completely worthless because you said so.

For you people complaining about going through fire without damage, I guess you have never seen a jugg or mara completely leap around and avoid them altogether, huh? In fact, you can avoid them completely with force speed too without taking damage if you speed from the top platform, as well as cut certain other gaps with proper jumping or using a bubble first. Stop acting like you are so sub par now, because you aren't.

Yep, have noticed this as well, along with my guild mates who are complaining about it. Some nights I don't even see some of the warzones and get the same one multiple times in a row.

At higher level, lethality is easily more survivable with improved shields and proc heal on roll. Not to mention that you can easily stay at range most of the time and only move in to unload your burst barrage, and then move back out. Also, at level 28, you do not even have Cull yet, which is what gives lethality it's oomph in the damage department.

Hmmm, most of the people that are 55 already either did Makeb (pve, which goes against what you are trying to say), saved a bunch of quests to turn in right when the patch hit (cheated the leveling process), or queue 24/7 (time does not make them better, just more dedicated). I know many people who do nothing but pvp, that still haven't hit 55. Being level 55 at the moment isn't some special club of elite players, as much as you want it to be. Skill is based on the individual, not the fact that they are constantly in queue. I see plenty of awful people that have loads of time to constantly pvp and I see others that are really good, but play in short spurts.

Speak for yourself, it is a known bug.

I love doing this on my operative. When they use their CC breaker, you immediately vanish and mez them again, cap, and laugh. This is also nothing new, and why you want at least 2 people guarding a node when stealth classes are around.

I've finally been leveling mine some again, but my stance on this class still stands for the dps specs, it's boring, but to each their own. I've been playing mainly as a tank, which I find a little more interesting and viable now. Have they gone too far on the nerfs? It's hard to say until things settle down more in my opinion. Everything is so chaotic atm.

People are just attacking you because they aren't used to the animation and skill yet. Eventually, it will be commonplace to just ignore you for the duration and then focus you after your defenses are down.

This happened to me the other night, when someone tried to blame me from running away from south on coast and they capped it. ( I was kiting two sins on my commando alt, yes, a rare situation, when someone actually knows when to move to avoid dying instantly I guess) Apparently, I'm a ***** for doing this and me having the most damage and objectives and winning the warzone in the end didn't matter. This stuff always amuses me. Usually, I play with my guild on empire, so I don't see these morons that often, but it always amuses me when it happens and they are running their mouth and doing worse than almost everyone else in the game.

The funny thing is, operatives could hit harder then that with double adrenal opener back then and pretty much any burst class can do that nowadays, if not more.

Going back to WoW for pvp, is like diving into a dry pool expecting water. The balance is honestly not that bad in this game atm, outside of a select few things.

Depends who you are culling, but you should be getting 3 damage numbers. Cull hits surprisingly hard, but fools people because it's split damage numbers. You get a white hit, but you also get a yellow hit for each dot on the target, which it should if you are playing correctly. I've had Cull hit for over 7k plus when all tallied up, however it's damage can vary greatly depending on armor and resistances, if the target is below 30% health, you used wounding shots, etc.

Weird, I'm consistently in the top of damage and killing blows on my operative. It actually seems fairly balanced atm, but everyone is still adjusting and such. I'd give it a few weeks at level 55 pvp, before I'd make a call for sure.

Then I guess other classes should drop the ball too then, when they leap, speed, etc, right?

I know what an interrupt is, it's not that, at least in my case. Literally, all my buttons stopped responding and I couldn't respawn.

This happened to me on my Sorc in Hutball, specced full Lightning. Couldn't do anything, got killed, couldn't respawn, timed out and got kicked from the warzone.