@Kimmerin - While you're not wrong about your three points, I feel that two of them are a matter of perspective and wish to offer counterpoints.
1) Not all PvPers are out to change the world; they're more concerned with personal achievement. Effecting any meaningful change in the world through PvP requires enough teamwork to dilute any individual's contribution enough to diminish the sense of achievement even if the rewards are greater. In other words, winning a 2v2 brings many folks more sense of achievement than being on of dozens/hundreds of homins that wrest control of an outpost from a rival.
2) PvP is also about adapting and preparation. Even among multi-masters with all q250 Sup gear, those who plan ahead and react to changes better and faster have an advantage. My take is that any perceived lack of variety is largely due to the small number of participants.
1) Not all PvPers are out to change the world; they're more concerned with personal achievement. Effecting any meaningful change in the world through PvP requires enough teamwork to dilute any individual's contribution enough to diminish the sense of achievement even if the rewards are greater. In other words, winning a 2v2 brings many folks more sense of achievement than being on of dozens/hundreds of homins that wrest control of an outpost from a rival.
2) PvP is also about adapting and preparation. Even among multi-masters with all q250 Sup gear, those who plan ahead and react to changes better and faster have an advantage. My take is that any perceived lack of variety is largely due to the small number of participants.
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Do not assume that you speak for all just because you are the loudest voice; there are many who disagree that simply have no desire to waste words on you.