Wg Bug? starting with vehicles.

[Elementium]

So Lately the Horde have been getting down the first west wall within the first 4 minutes, with 7+vehicles. Now During our post game arguing someone mentioned that there's a bug in which they can logout while in the vehicles and log back in when WG starts and keep them? is this true?

[sleepinglamia]

I know at the very beginning if you kill something you get to corp right away.

Then someone goes and makes sieges, jumps out, and does it again.

[Chimpzilla]

I've heard of that. From my own personal experience I walked into WG on offense once and within 5-10 seconds of our team entering Wintergrasp it immediately maxed our ranks out. We had even made it to a workshop. By the time we got to it we had almost 16 seige engines headed for the front wall. So ya there is definitely some bugs in Wintergrasp.

[Mysmere]

its because you can start with big stacks of tenacity im pretty sure. also theres been at least one thread on this exact same subject. search ftw

[Malfz]

Here's how it works...
1. Horde get highest rank.
2. Horde log out before end of WG if they are losing.
3. Horde log in after next WG starts.
4. Horde have highest rank
5. Horde buy Siege Engines.

[Chimpzilla]

Here's how it works...
1. Horde get highest rank.
2. Horde log out before end of WG if they are losing.
3. Horde log in after next WG starts.
4. Horde have highest rank
5. Horde buy Siege Engines.

I just don't see why anyone would bother with that. Why not lose get your one mark. Then win and get three marks. Offense really isn't that hard from my experience that we need the vehicles instantly.

[Elementium]

I don't want to start an argument but alot of the Horde, on Muradin atleast have this strong sense of superiority over the Alliance players. I don't know why, but they use the vehicle exploit, and when they win they'll camp our FP, sometimes they even go on "Alliancesux" characters just to mock us if we lose.

I think it's about time the alliance stigma of being the childrens faction goes to the Horde.

[Malfz]

I just don't see why anyone would bother with that. Why not lose get your one mark. Then win and get three marks. Offense really isn't that hard from my experience that we need the vehicles instantly.

I don't see why they would either, but they do. On my realm though, alliance rarely (if at all) does it, while Horde does it every battle.

[Doylez]

Here's how it works...
1. Horde get highest rank.
2. Horde log out before end of WG if they are losing.
3. Horde log in after next WG starts.
4. Horde have highest rank
5. Horde buy Siege Engines.

And now tell me why would anybody sacrifice his loser mark and log out several hours from the game just to build early siege tanks? it makes no sense.

[Utal]

I don't see why they would either, but they do. On my realm though, alliance rarely (if at all) does it, while Horde does it every battle.

And the Horde would claim the same.


There are retards on both sides.

[Copain]

It's just something people do to basically get a free win.


Also I'd like to note that people might have 2 80s, one getting the fail mark, the other logging out after max rank. Then logging in, making vehicles, logging onto the other person who got the loss mark, and profit.

[Delijica]

I don't know about the other realms but, on Sylvanas when the Horde attacks we get the second rank immediately after the first Alliance player dies so we can make siege vehicles from the start and steamroll through the walls.

[Desdemona]

This is mostly just losers talking crap out of ignorance.

Several games, both on Alliance (I've experienced it personally, so quite your "whaa, Horde cheat!" whines) and Horde, allow you to get to your Lieutenant rank within the first or second kill (even off guards). This is particularly true if you're not in a raid. Once you have it, you can run to a workshop with everyone else who got it and assault, or you can just build a bunch for people who are in a raid, which is what happens more often.

Sure, the logout/login bit may happen from time to time, but that's hardly the norm.