Alliance players trying to level up to 70 on Horde-dominated PvP servers are repeatedly being ganked by the overwhelming number of bored Horde players. So while waiting in a queue, Horde players often go prowling through different zones in Outland looking for Alliance players to gank.Īs players have noted, this creates a vicious cycle in which no one wins. But Battlegrounds aren't the only way to earn the Honor Points necessary to unlock the cool new PvP armor. Because most players are enlisting with the Horde, there's simply not enough Alliance PvP groups to fight against, with some servers allegedly suffering hours-long waits to find a match. Since Burning Crusade Classic's launch, the subreddit has been dominated by complaints of long queue times for PvP. (Image credit: Blizzard Entertainment) Cycle of war You'd think winning the faction war would be the ultimate victory, but it's actually a nightmare for both sides.
Though a few do have a majority of Alliance players, most PvP servers skew toward the Horde with some, like Kirtonos and Skeram, supposedly being 100% Horde. Looking at individual servers, though, that ratio can get really gruesome. With Burning Crusade Classic's launch, Horde populations spiked to an average of 61 percent of all players across NA PvP servers, according to estimates by IronForge.Pro. It's not surprising that history would repeat itself. Naturally, competitive players would want every advantage they could get and, largely due to racial abilities, Horde became the de facto choice for PvP in World of Warcraft. Very suddenly, WoW's PvP shifted from massive outdoor wars to intense, intimate duels. One of the biggest features of this expansion is PvP Arenas, where teams of two or three players duke it out in small-scale brawls where minor differences in skill and abilities can make a huge difference. But Burning Crusade's flavor of PvP is very different.
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