There are two types of equipment in WoW. One type are for PvE (what we see in FFXI), one are for PvP.<\/p>\n
PvP equipment are mostly obtained in something call Battleground, in which people are gathered cross-server to battle against the opposing faction. What’s the difference? Mostly less attack power, but for a ton of increase in HP. <\/p>\n
For Example, a Haubergeon for PvE (FFXI one) is…
\nDEF:45 STR+5 DEX+5 AGI-5 Accuracy+10 Attack+10 Evasion-20<\/p>\n
A Haubergeon made for PvP (Ballista) might be..
\nDEF:45 STR+3 DEX+3 AGI-3 Accuracy+7 Attack+7 HP +80<\/p>\n
You’d obviously use the PvE one if you’re exping, but if you’re PvPing or walking around dangerous area, you might wear the one with 80HP more.<\/p>\n
Well the “most effective” way of obtaining these type of gear is by playing Battkeground, where you team up with other people cross-server<\/em> to kill the opposing faction.<\/p>\n Kinda like Jowah + Maiev (Windy, Tarus) vs Cloudstah, Supabuck (Bastok, Galka)<\/p>\n At first, everything seems fun like Assault. But once you have to “farm” them for “Assault points” just to do Salvage, it becomes boring! Since its a team PvP, if Jowah AFK, its 2v1 and it might be a problem, so Blizzard “Auto Kick” you out of Battleground PvP when you AFK for 5 minutes.<\/p>\n With limited options (since you can’t bot or you get banned), people resort to making real-life mechanics to keep their characters “alive” in the game by PRESSING THE SPACE BAR!!!… here are some of the greatest invention.<\/p>\n Yea, someone will break a fan just to make an anti-afk machine!<\/p>\n