Some players are complaining about the new changes. Main reason: Griefers, PVP, Marni and War Dec. Those are saying now a lot of social interaction has been gone. I see in this a real possibility for new real interaction, instead of just killing a player.

What is a Guildwar? Just kill one player over and over again? No matter if he was last there or first? I had 2 or 3 decs on my Guild. My friend was getting hot in fire for it, startet to enhance her stuff as crazy. For what? Never met any of them. Beginners i had to calm down (my friend i had to calm down on first dec too) because i realized war decs is nothing. We never met any one of that guild. Not even at worldbosses. Is that a thing worth to be called guildwar? Now peoples have to comunicate if they want war, and if needed they can say server and place and meet up there with their members for a real guildwar scene.

About Griefers: Youre still able to kill them. You just need to accept bad karma after a while. And in Marnis you cant get griefed at all.

PVP isnt dead at all, as written a meet up for war, nodewars, Arsha Server, RBF, Solare.

And interactions become better and bigger, when guilds meet up for war.

There are always positives and negatives on everything. Its just the ability to see both sides and not only negatives.

Well that's the thing: PA took care of a problem for the "experience of some players" but not another problem for to the "experience of other players". Those who are griefed are now biased. Accept a bad karma while just defending a spot we were on at first, with all the harsh consequences, it's too unfair.

Now I agree for the rest, forced DFS and forced pvp won't be toxic anymore.

But about griefing, it's worse. Let's wait and see... but in KR it seems to be an issue already.

Well, my guild will accept deccs if one of my guildies is griefing a rotation.  Secondly, deccs we're also used to harass and bully for other reasons such as personal grudges.  This is why I suggested decc and timers and cooldowns instead of these more drastic measures; however, you didn't want that compromise either. You