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Originally Posted by Shiftin
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Yes, they're definitely not the guild that pioneered:
Laying FD under trak and popping up to claim FTE AND running in folks DA idols when they didn't have the people to kill it, forcing IB to run out of the lair or finish our kill and hand them the loot (multiple times).
Running in and spamming aggro spells / clickies to pull aggro on trak to give him life back through lifetaps (multiple times).
AEing CCd trains when VS was being pulled to zone to break the CC and cause a massive wipe of both IB and half of KC.
No wait, all of those things were TMO, and almost all were Zeelot personally, before anyone from any other guild sunk to that level of utter nonsense rules lawyering.
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Am afraid this post gets lost, so bumping it ! Shiftin is right here. All those facts are true, and I dare any TMO to claim those to be false.
That's the way TMO was "competing" with TR back in the day. Playing FTE rule no matter what. No raid force ? Doesn't matter ! just be the first one on aggro list and have another guild to kill the mob for you.
Alarti, Stealin, Tiggle, you can spin the machine as much as you want ! What TMO did yesterday is a dickmove. Yes, it is allowed by the raid rules, but what part of that don't you understand ?
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Originally Posted by Rogean
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Raid Rules
These rules are created to encourage fair play and competition between raiding guilds. Be courteous and respectful of the other raiding guilds. The following rules apply in raid situations, and are enforced during any dispute.
The rules of engagement for raid bosses on Project 1999 are First to Engage (FTE) in any situation that is not covered below.
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You didn't break any rule and you won't be suspended. Grats on that ! However, great way to show how you want to compete for your mobs ! You guys sure are an example to follow ! Keep acting this way guys ! You sure are working for a better health of the server.