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hallomik · Aug 12, 2007, 02:23 PM // 14:23

This changed nothing in terms of going for titles.

If I'm about to trigger one in the future, however, I'll probably go on alliance chat and tell everyone to watch their screen.

Hyper.nl · Aug 12, 2007, 02:23 PM // 14:23

Not at all. I do hunt titles, but not for favour but to get the KoaBD title track on my main character and prepare for Hall of Monuments.

I don't think anyone spends countless days/weeks/months of working on titles primarily to get a hour of favour. That just does not make sense.

MithranArkanere · Aug 12, 2007, 04:26 PM // 16:26

I still only try 7..9 Sunspear and 3..5 Lightbringer in all characters, and then go for Max titles with a single character.

So it hasn't changed my behavior at all.

Crushedskulls11 · Aug 12, 2007, 05:19 PM // 17:19

Nope, not one bit of change, still taking my time on titles passivly, only few titles that I'm actively maxing out, and the favour change doesn't influence that at all.

bilateralrope · Aug 12, 2007, 08:32 PM // 20:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by Antithesis

I can't see how this is a good move for the PvP'ers. At least there was some incentive to gain favour and get your name broadcast across all chat by skill rather than grind. Having favour tied to HoH lead to an increase in the skill level of PvP players as they battle for top spot, a bit of street cred for guilds who win access for their territories, and was useful as a recruitment tool for those guilds. HoH would also act as a feeder system to GvG, so all in all not the best move for PvP, at least in terms of recognition and appreciation amongst the wider GW community.

Except that when I asked how many HAers cared about favor a few months ago, most of them didn't care. So since they weren't HAing for favor, it shouldn't of effected them.