To be honest, cutting it at 50 seems a bit odd to me. When I first logged in and saw valor levels, I immediately thought, hey they must be grouping people based on their skill in PvP. I think if you just had a top tier bracket that queued separately then it would all take care of itself. For a few illustrative hypothetical scenerios: 1) You are a level 50, you got there exclusively playing the PvE game. You hit PvE endgame and want to see what else the game has to offer. Between hard mode flashpoints you decide to queue up. With 50 brackets... you die. Over and over again. Why? You might have great gear, but you don't know what you are doing. Not only due to skills but I am sorry but the intros do not explain the scenerios well. I.e. do you know about pass in huttball and how to do it? How about the outer speeders in civil war? etc. 2) You are level say 30 and want to play around with PvP. You want challenging players (or how are you going to challenge yourself and get better, I know I enjoy it when I have to work at it and figure out new ways to do things... heck its how I realized my build was suck and it even helped my PvE) but you don't learn anything by coming out of the gate running into an enemy, you don't even have time to target them before you are dead, dead, dead. That is the problem they are trying to solve, and it does exist. It is going to exist more as the hardcore PvPers get better and we still have new people coming into the game. The obvious solution is have a large pool of not top-tier PvPers regardless of level and eq... and a tier for people who are like Valor 40+ or something like that. For those who are badmouthing people who PvP to early... why? They see a part of the game they are interested in and decide to try it out... you call them griefers because they can't sprint and shouldn't be in your elite clubhouse of PvP, well frankly screw you. I will grant you I didn't think to do PvP until I was level 25ish but others are more interested in it and could be waiting for friends to log in to do some quests and have a half hour to kill. They have just as much right to PvP as you do. And they have a right to do it in such a way that it is fun for everyone involved and such that they can learn to get better at it. Maybe making sprint an automatic granted ability in all warzones... that way you don't need the power, you don't need to figure out how to activate it, etc... you just have sprint.