Guild Wars 2

We were winning approximately 375-250 and had one cap and one netural. The other team decides to rush our lord with 2 our entire team but me pulls off the points to stop the lord rush and we end up getting triple capped and since they were tank heavy we were never able to totally reverse it and lost. Why wouldnt you just keep fighitng normally by the time they could kill it you would probably have a triple cap or very close and have your score very close to 500. The other team would have around 400 at most. Or at least just send a token one guy or two to stop it. Its annoying to lose these games because people cant make freaking decisions and panic. And they act like your the crazy one for not getting all bent out of shape over 150 points when you have a 200 point lead and points capped. Thats why I hate that stupid map for mostly solo queue there is little coordiantion and a couple clowns panicking can does cost you games.

It all boils down to communication. People don’t read chat, perhaps don’t even have it activated.

I’ve had moderate success with map pings and drawings (shift+right click). You can visualize a point of interest with the ping, and a route with the line you’re drawing. More often than not, I find people actually following this advice, instead of blindly running where they wanted to go.

No 100% chance of success, obviously, but better than furiously typing in chat, only to be ignored.

It is indeed a big problem in lower Divisions, not just on that map, people get over excited when they are on a kill streak and do huge mistakes, they won’t understand lord rushing is a strategy for an already losing team to come back, not for a winning team to win faster, instead the winning team will eventually lose all caps, and might not even get the lord down. Also i don’t agree to you “Shwyx.8190” people in just those divisions do not only ignore the Chat, also they ignore every Ping on the map.. In fact when i was climbing my way up last season, most wins were due to comebacks, and most losses due to people doing huge mistakes from overexcitement in the leading position. There is nothing you can do about it.