What will happen at the battle at Saturday

With Saturday getting closer it is time for some more information on how the whole Oricon event will work.

To make it easier for everybody to find the other combatants, there will be a public (open) ops group on each side. After the groups form up they will start moving to the base of the other side and meet somewhere in the middle. This is when the fighting begins (and when everyone will need to flag for PvP).

To make all of this a bit more fun, Luddott was so kind to create a channel on his Teamspeak server for the event. We can all meet there. It is way more fun to actually hear the people who are just trying to kill you and it is a good chance to get to know the players against whom you normally fight in warzones. Joining teamspeak also allows a bit more coordination - especially when the groups are unbalanced, so people who have toons on both sides can switch if needed (and if they want to).

Last but not least - it is way better to become a scare bear when partying with the Party Jawa - so if you have one use it.

Ops Groups:
Republic:  /join Adexi
Empire:    /join Sillypants

Teamspeak: luddott.teamspeak3.com:4870
please join the teamspeak channel "Battle of Oricon"

Date: August 2nd 4 PM EST
Location: Oricon

You can download teamspeak here: http://www.teamspeak.com/

It is time to fight on Oricon

With the Relics of the Gree ending at the 29th of July the time of jolly ganking and surprise attacks around the fancy dome of the gree is over. Hence it is time for something different than 3 players luring in snowy corners to kill that lonely guardian - who normally only does pve but really wants those useful pvp relic - it is time for the battle of Oricon.

I am looking for guilds who would like to support this as well as single players.
Open World PvP is always best when both sides have the same strength. Hence there is a form to register to get an idea how many people plan on fighting on which side: Sign up (it is not needed to sign up to take part in this, but this allows to get an idea of the interest and range of participants before the event starts)