Right, so I've got a 50 on all three servers and this is how I percieve things from what I've experienced on all three servers.
Vector: Tends to be concentrated PvP, what I find is that when one side is winning everyone comes out of the woodwork until they start losing or people start logging off because they are winning then the next org, who was on the recieving end of the big group of players, starts grouping together as they see the other orgs numbers lessening and make their attack. Each and every cycle of this, a couple of dedicated players may stick around to try pick off players or whatever. There are a lot more hyper jumpers on Vector than on Syntax on Recursion. In my opnion, those that do Hyper jump, do it because they simply can't reconstruct and come out Mara central unflagged and prepare to flag up. I'm not one of those players, but thats the reason I percieve for them to hyper jump. I hate that they do it as much as anyone else. Oh, forgot to add: Numerous players on vector tend to dream and live in la-la land, where by they talk absolute **bullcrud** and act like the dogs bollocks with delusions of grandure.
Syntax: There are some interlock builds on syntax, there is a lot more temporary trucing too. Vector had a phase where it's two smallest orgs would truce to beat Zion as they had almost double the numbers of the org, many Mervs on Vector believed Systematic Chaos ruined that trucing system and frankly if we were the cause, I'm glad we did because it makes for much more entertaining PvP. Syntax tends not to hyper jump as much, likesay, because of the fact you can recon and come straight back out of Mara C. Syntax Mervs tend to have more MKT's than anything else, that was probably due to the fact that they had lesser numbers in their org for a while. Thats not the case now, but they tend to follow the MKT trend, which is fair enough. Can't complain.
Recursion: There are more interlock builds on this server, than any other. There's also a lot more TB'ers and HB'ers. Fair enough, thats their style. PvP isn't as active here as it used to be, in my experience. That may have changed recently, but since Fallen Horizon and IP Conflict quit on mass, there's not been as many enemies to combat.
One can't actually say, definitively, that one server is better than the other. Each has their differences, Strengths and weaknesses. If we ever have a test server back up, then perhaps we can host some kind of strategic kind of PvP tournament to decide a team of six of the best for each server and then PvP, but, until that happens we'll be basing our debates off personal experience not cold hard facts.
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