Not to me. Not to many others. Many people find it's the most fun!
Gonna have to call you on this one. Post that link. If you can't you're just talking out your kazoo. On Tuesday prime time when I logged in, there were 864 players in the big arena. Show me another night during the week Mon-Thurs where the totals of the two late war arenas match this number. The MAX number allowed into one arena that I've seen during those nights are */400.
Skill there to me is more important than in little fights where your SA doesn't have to be quite as good. Getting into a mad knife fight with a hundred other players from all sides in both the air and on the ground, as well as at sea, just makes it more fun to many players than the little battles where you can fixate on a single target. Remember to not try and define what's fun for me. I may find fun in a bombing mission with my squad mates, you may enjoy sitting in an AA gun at a front-line base. Each can qualify as 'fun'. Thanks.
Thanks WrongWay for digging up the quote.....
Warspawn, YOU are not the majority, so by saying its your favorite night doesn't mean its everyone elses, nor can you say that it is everyones elses that is flying on TT. A good percentage of those flying on TT may <---- and I use this word because I have no proof.... only be there because they are addicted to this game and have no choice

I have heard more complaints about TT than I have heard "cudos".
You may enjoy fighting in the horde, and thats just dandy....for you. I on the other hand find it frustrating to dodge 5 long enough to kill one, only to get killed by the sixth one in. Not once did I try to define how you or anyone else should play the game. I posted how the change has looked to me with the addition of gamers style of game play.
Sure I see problems with the community.... most here on the boards know where I stand, but as to the solutions.... ahh well thats up to Hitech and company to figure out. I think they have done pretty well so far through the years, and I plan on sticking around much longer to see where they take us next.