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I get it, believe me, it's frustrating to deal with if you don't want that kind of a challenge. But the important thing to keep in mind is that if you ran into this guy in a random Online Conquest/Vendetta, then you likely won't have to worry about dealing with this particular player's orcs again. And besides, he was the Overlord, so unless you summoned your bodyguard against him (and even then, Uruks/Ologs can always be replaced if they die, it's part of the game, and they may even cheat death and come back to you stronger/cooler-looking than before), even if you lost, you wouldn't really lose anything all that important.
And there are ALWAYS workarounds for things like this. Not even "cheated" Uruks/Ologs are truly invincible. Though personally, I would never "Cheat" an orc into something like this, the most I would ever want to do is mess with their appearance to make them look cooler, and that's it.
Still wondering how it is for the cheater, maybe they crash when the Overlord goes out...
It is kind of annoying to run into captains that are OP through cheats. Kind of makes the whole fight pit and uruk training useless for everyone else.
Who? Name one person.
If you do realise that it is equivalent to cheating and equally frustrating, do you do it because you want to make people mad?
I can understand wanting to place one as warchief for online pit fighting-- which the game encourages-- but it does make the higher level fort missions unbalanced for other players. A better compromise would be using such uber-orcs as your bodyguard, rather than as warchief or manning the fort defenses.
Thats not you "enjoying the challenge", thats you enjoying inflicting hacked uruks on other players. Big distinction.
Sorry Mic-y, you don't get to make up reasons for why people like things so you can still claim to be right. That's not even an argument.
He never said that he was using those Uruks/Ologs as one of his Overlords/Warchiefs/Captains.
Word of advice, make sure you know what you're talking about before you make a comment like that. You could inadvertently piss off people who weren't even doing anything wrong. Just try to be careful, okay? We don't need to create any more potential problems than there may already be.
I understand why you don't like it, believe me, but unfortunately, there's really not much that can even be done about it. I really think the Online Conquests should have allowed people to "reject" a possible opponent for this exact reason, running into a Conquest that's loaded with cheated Uruks & Ologs. But there is a solution, albeit one that's not entirely ideal: enter the conquest and then immediately leave the mission. It will be counted as a "loss", but your valuable Uruks & Ologs should still be alive and well when you get back to your world (and if you want to be extra paranoid, enter the Conquest in question with an empty Assault Team to keep your own guys as safe as possible).