I don't like most of your views on how PvP should ideally be carried out (which you've outlined in previous posts), but I think that your analysis of WoW's World PvP vs BG PvP and the reasons why players engage in one and not the other is accurate.
I'd like to hear your thoughts on why Europeans like PvP more than Americans do. I've noticed a general difference of this type on battle.net in StarCraft: On US West and US East, everyone plays Big Game Hunters (newb map with lots of money), while on Europe Server there are many more comeptitive games available. I think this is a relevant observation.
Re: PvP and faulty thinking - How to learn all the wrong lessons
I don't like most of your views on how PvP should ideally be carried out (which you've outlined in previous posts), but I think that your analysis of WoW's World PvP vs BG PvP and the reasons why players engage in one and not the other is accurate.
I'd like to hear your thoughts on why Europeans like PvP more than Americans do. I've noticed a general difference of this type on battle.net in StarCraft: On US West and US East, everyone plays Big Game Hunters (newb map with lots of money), while on Europe Server there are many more comeptitive games available. I think this is a relevant observation.
Anyway, overall good post Abalieno.