But you should know how they work, aye? I mean you know they DO fail half of the time no matter how high your % is. And failure means that instead of running directly to the cabal, you've just lost a couple of minutes running in the opposite direction.

For leaders - sure. They are great. That is why there is a line in my goodbyes mentioning how cool they are for leaders. May be even cooler then you think, if you never was Outlander leader

The point being that for most cabals you can actually choose a place of recall. And mostly has to run through civilised areas. E.g. Balator for Empire, Hamsah for Scions, Vorallian for Fort etc. With Outlander you are pretty much stuck in the location, and EACH point is far-far away from the Tree. No matter how fast you can run, if your PoR is in the Grove, for example, you need either to cross easterns (dealing with guards) or take even long route through Dwarven forest, Dry riverbed, Desert of Araile, Tahril Mountains, and then ocean, roads south of Balator, and Prosimy. Windwalk helps, sure, but in no way it is decreasing the distance.

The argument that your enemies have it harder is not applicable here. Because he is there ALREADY.

That is, combined with the nature of Outlander powers, makes half of the cabal camp under the Tree. Nothing wrong with playerbase. People are just maximising their utility function, if you wish to talk in economic terms

If you wish to discuss how hard it is to get out of Prosimy with insects this is completely another discussion. Prosimy is an excellent place to defend, I will agree here. But I was talking about GETTING TO PROSIMY when you need to defend. That is all.

P.S. I found the way to get to Prosimy real fast as leader, by the way. Faster then most air forms. But, unfortunately, it works only for Outlander leaders. Am I real Outlander, eh?