Well, I know for me and almost everyone I play Legions with it's simply the fact we don't like Nivo or Moonshine. We haven't liked them since IA, and it's only gotten worse playing them over and over. How about a Gorge, Frost, Zenith, and Core rotation then? You could also have one of the...

^This. ^And this. I meant learning curve, did you really think it meant anything else? Also, while I'd hate to put words in his mouth I'm fairly sure Daph fully understood and means the same. Please tell me these huge walls of text back and forth aren't because you thought we meant something...

Sorry to go a bit off topic here, but if this is the case why are they the only maps on the servers 75% of the time? They're bad. I understand the whole amount of players thing, but why not just have a medium maps server like IA for people who don't want to play Nivo or Moon for the 300th time...

LO could probably use a small boost, but I don't really care that much atm myself. Personally, I believe if you want to make something easier you should start with the game as a whole itself. Bad skill curve is bad...

Meh I think it's more an issue of flagstand spam. However on the flip side if you can get the flag off the stand full health you're as good as clear with a solid well played MA RJ. So it balances out in the end. Harder to grab it, slightly easier to get away with it.

Phffft, llama grabbing can be a very profitable action when done right. =P

If you've been spammed with rockets before a llama grab you're a failure and shouldn't llama. The only way you can really have any effective chance at a good llama is with full health. That's the number 1 rule of llama grabbing.

Tbh I'm afraid to see what happens when enough pubbers learn to MA RJ. It'll be a llama grab easy mode. Like Drop ODs.

Personally I say bring them all back. If nothing else just leave them as is for variety so that when people get private servers they can choose if they would like to play them or not. I would play any of the maps that went away (including Queery) over another game of Nivo or Moonshine. I don't...

Meh, I don't really mind, but it's nice to know the reasoning behind it.

No duh. The question is why does it say Via Victus...

That really doesn't explain anything tbh. =\

Not really sure how it's a "Via Victus" CG though. =P

A fair enough point, but I still think it would probably be better. I figure they could just have a log of who starts the votes and if it turns out to be for a bad reason and the person complains action could be taken. There's no reason not to have in-game admins like before still, I just don't...

I believe you both missed the point. The point isn't if someone whose been playing the game since it came out can ski them, obviously I can. The point is quality wise the map is much worse than others. It's not a problem for old players skiing a map like this but what happens when Legions...

Gorge's hills are probably some of worst in the game imo (just behind nivo). They're sharp, and most of the time you have to work just to get them to send you the right way. This was why a lot of cappers and chasers really didn't like the map at all when it came out. Whatever happened to hills...

Off-Topic! Nice Sig Charmie, I like the white border with a drop shadow and/or black blur around it. On-Topic! Nice of yall to step up and get kicking on practices yourselves.

A filter will never stop everything, but not everyone cares to go around the filter either. So it will always cut down on the language if nothing else.

Honestly I trust a votekick system more. You'll never have problems with admin abuse, and the 40% of the time that admins aren't actually online there isn't a problem. It can be abused but only by a majority, and it'll probably be abused less often than you would have problems with an admin not...

Between that and MJ's question about how many actually keep playing this very hard unforgiving game to become regulars, it pretty much drives that stat into dust. Just sayin... Pointless stats are pointless. No one expects Legions to be growing right now, the point was aimed at the future.