Guild Wars 2

Most of the Bronze League. Wow after the first weekend the two top tiers in Bronze are neck and neck. Silver is doing pretty good and clearly Gold is the mess everyone thought it would be.

Bronze league always been the one that never was decided on week 1. Since everyone leave Bronze servers, the population shifts are big.

Season 1 only got decided on week 4 when the Hordes of Denravi faced CoSA Sorrow’s Furnace for the tie breaker… Darkhaven was even able to beat Sorrow’s Furnace for 2nd on the last week.

Season 2 we saw Ehmry Bay overcome Anvil Rock on the final weeks of the tournament for winning matchups that they had lost prior (Against Kaineng and Eredon Terrace). And Darkhaven who was expected to be 2nd, finished as 5th.

I’m still expecting to see how the population shifts will afect T6 and T7, since there is no lockout on this tournament… I even expecting that some shiny hunters come down to those tiers and break the balance.

But one thing is sure: Eredon Terrace will be 9th for the 3rd time.

Things are pretty nice in Bronze League. Just one match-up defined and on the other two, all servers have a chance to win.

Dead thread walking….

Best time I have ever had in WvW. This matchup is 10x better than all T1 matches I have ever been in. I hope those gold diggers don’t come to SoR, honestly. I’d rather take 2nd without toxicity entering into our community.

xivor.8754:

I’d rather take 2nd without toxicity entering into our community.

They don’t enter the community, they just try to rip out what guilds are left.

Very true. But a tighter knit community will be able to thrive. This is why SoR focused more on building up from within rather than building up from transfers. We could have easily threw a ton of gold at other guilds to come here. And yes, we recruit. But, our primary focus is bringing in up our casuals, PvX guilds and new players. By establishing a firm cornerstone of key guilds I’m WvW, we have given a certain level of stability for the newcomers. And, our performance has steadily improved.