Mists of Pandaria Subject: Request for Intervention Regarding “KillerLows” (Ganking) on the Mistable 2 Server

[Mase100]

Dear Administrators of the Mistable 2 Server,

I am writing to express my concern about a situation that is severely affecting the gaming experience for many players on our server. In recent weeks, we have observed a significant increase in cases of “KillerLows” (ganking) by level 90 players, primarily from the Alliance faction, who have been killing low-level players with the intent of preventing them from playing and progressing in the game.

I understand that such complaints might sound like the grievances of a Horde player on a PvP server. However, I believe it is unjustifiable to repeatedly kill low-level players when there are other ways to engage in PvP, respecting the level of the areas or, alternatively, in Pandaria, which is the most current zone of the present expansion. We have observed numerous cases in areas such as Thrallmar, Storm Peaks, Mount Hyjal, among others.

If we were to reverse the roles, it would be equally unfair for Alliance players if Horde players were to engage in “KillerLows,” causing them to lose interest in continuing to enjoy the expansion.

Therefore, I call upon the server administrators to take action and implement measures that promote a fairer and more balanced gaming environment for all players, regardless of their level or faction.

Thank you in advance for your attention, and I hope you will consider this request to improve the gaming experience on our server.

Sincerely,

Mase100

[ICritMyKilt]

That's world PvP functioning exactly as designed.  That's why there were videos for WoW back in the day like "don't make me get my main".  There are no limits or constraints on world PvP.  If you are out and flagged then you are fair game.  I have been camped many times on MB1/Netherwing/Retail.  Best advice I can give you: get high level friends to come and run them off so you can finish leveling.  It's not one faction doing it and the other is innocent though, that's just the way it appears because you notice it happening from your perspective.  I am sure if you roll on  the other side you'll find that there are jerks on both sides and frustrated players getting camped by those jerks.