The /fairfight toggle command isn't very populated, but there are a few groups listed here and there when me and my friends play (mostly EU prime+late night fridays, sometimes saturday too)
The command shows ±1 groupmember groups around your own groupsize, which for us is perfectly fine. When we run (mostly 4 or 5man) we would love fighting another 6man. They have an advantage but it would still result in a nice fight with fun for both sides. Definitely more fun than being run over by zergs or farming solo-taskgoers.
But last week we had a bit of a discussion when we were running as 3 and there was only a duo listed. I kind of didn't want to fight them, because i wasn't sure how they would see it. My friend argued that they will probably love to fight our threeman, since the alternative isn't fighting a duo, but probably a bigger group. And if they list themselves, then they aren't looking to just gank solos. Ofcourse a duo would be preferable but we jsut were not a duo. In the end we agreed to let them attack if we find them, but we didn't find them...
Another situation was against a same size group, we saw them near bledmeer bridge, kiting away a long line of soloers, which is why we didn't attack. We ran/swam beside them for quite a while until far away, but weren't really sure what the etiquette for attacking would be? They made a turn towards us (in hindsight because zoneborder was in front of us in the water) and we started fighting them. Was a nice fight, we won in the end. Not sure if they felt unfairly treated, or if they enjoyed all aspects. (i am sure they still enjoyed the fight itself because it had a few intense moments on both sides)
I am not trying to create a ruleset or anything like that with this post. That's pretentious and wouldn't work anyways. It is just intresting to me how other interpret situations/use of fairfight command and work is slow
The command shows ±1 groupmember groups around your own groupsize, which for us is perfectly fine. When we run (mostly 4 or 5man) we would love fighting another 6man. They have an advantage but it would still result in a nice fight with fun for both sides. Definitely more fun than being run over by zergs or farming solo-taskgoers.
But last week we had a bit of a discussion when we were running as 3 and there was only a duo listed. I kind of didn't want to fight them, because i wasn't sure how they would see it. My friend argued that they will probably love to fight our threeman, since the alternative isn't fighting a duo, but probably a bigger group. And if they list themselves, then they aren't looking to just gank solos. Ofcourse a duo would be preferable but we jsut were not a duo. In the end we agreed to let them attack if we find them, but we didn't find them...
Another situation was against a same size group, we saw them near bledmeer bridge, kiting away a long line of soloers, which is why we didn't attack. We ran/swam beside them for quite a while until far away, but weren't really sure what the etiquette for attacking would be? They made a turn towards us (in hindsight because zoneborder was in front of us in the water) and we started fighting them. Was a nice fight, we won in the end. Not sure if they felt unfairly treated, or if they enjoyed all aspects. (i am sure they still enjoyed the fight itself because it had a few intense moments on both sides)
I am not trying to create a ruleset or anything like that with this post. That's pretentious and wouldn't work anyways. It is just intresting to me how other interpret situations/use of fairfight command and work is slow
