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Remember, this was our first serious foray into the zone; we originally came in to just do straight PvP as a diversion from levelling and to maybe teach some base camping heroes a lesson about laziness. We were figuring out on the fly what to do and how to prioritize.
The team we ran in RV is pretty much one of the same ones we run in the other zones against the other top end PvP SG and VGs on Freedom. We have a lot of experience and practice running it in open zone PvP. While we were late to get into Arena and are still kinda working on our builds and tactics for it, I feel LotD is the best open zone PvP group (hero or villain) in the game.
There are also quite a number of other good PvP villain groups on Freedom that we've fought with and against that will most definitely be in the zone with us. With 2 or 3 guilds in the zone simultaneously (a very real possibility on Freedom), I'm looking forward to some truly epic battles.
I have no fear for the villains ability to take RV on Freedom. It'll be a hell of a fight, no doubt about it, but it's gonna be mega fun.
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Grats to LoTD for a great job. Thorizdin gives great advice in the corr forums and now I understand how. I have been going on and on about corr teams for a while. Unfortunately, I have to agree that it speaks more about your teamwork and the power of the corr AT than it does about any balance between heroes and villains as a whole.
Corrs are, without question the most effective villain AT. The only villain team more powerful than a corr team is probably a corr team with 2 FF masterminds.
I wish you guys had level 50 HO'd heroes with APPs. I would like to see if you thought it was easier to take the zone with that group.
Personally, I am underwhelmed by the PPPs and think that villains will come to rely on corrs as the core of any team (at least 4 if not 5) in order to be successful at high level pvp. The success of your corr team only reinforces that.
I'm trying to keep an open mind and plan on spending more time in RV.
