The defender has an advantage, it's called the 2% rule. It happens a lot. I've had it happen to me plenty of times, and it's happened to my opponents plenty of times as well. I've been beaten by people who were not buffed plenty of times, and I have also beaten people not buffed and offline plenty of times.
As it has been stated many, many times before, if you want to make yourself less of a target, stop going offline in stamina gear. Granted you will still be attacked regardless, but the chances of being attacked decrease when the risk of losing is higher. And as long as you provide basic level 175 buffs to someone who actually wears an offline setup, their chances of beating the attacker actually increase a lot and they won't have to rely on the 2% rule kicking in or not.
bro, that not right, defender having not advantage, I already explaining to you why attacker having advantage, please reading my posting here and 2% rule can activating for defender and attacker, it is game mechanics and not mattering if you attacker or defender, 2% rule is same for attacker and defender
Granted you will still be attacked regardless, but the chances of being attacked decrease when the risk of losing is higher. And as long as you provide basic level 175 buffs to someone who actually wears an offline setup, their chances of beating the attacker actually increase a lot and they won't have to rely on the 2% rule kicking in or not.
now with composing cowards who using composing against buffs 175 have it easier and if you taking away unresolved then more disadvantage to defender
have you trying crazy high composing?
if attacker using crazy high composing like coward then defender who offline in pvp setup and getting buffs 175 from guild having no chance
if you not believing then start gvg and use crazy high composing and look at your crazy stats, defender will having no chance against you
The reason fatigue was introduced to the arena was because people hated losing by judges decision without reason or explanation. There were no tie matches, just the computer randomly picking a winner for the battle. Nobody liked it, and rightfully so, but the same does not apply to pvp outside the arena. You win or you don't. Simple.
very good posting, I agreeing
Edited by kitobas, 13 May 2016 - 21:47.