WTB Ban for trainer

[Aadill]

Once written, utilize this:

http://www.project1999.org/forums/sh...ad.php?t=46129

[Envious]

K... Clarify.

[Sprinkle]

i dont care if he trained i dont want abacab banned , i want his guild to be a smashing success


i need the pvp targets

[Envious]

Originally Posted by Sprinkle

i dont care if he trained i dont want abacab banned , i want his guild to be a smashing success

i need the pvp targets

Sounds like your in Fish Bait.

[Kevlar]

Originally Posted by Envious [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

The problem here is that the intent was to bring unintended or on aggro'd mobs onto a group to kill or make them run. That's training.

If this is kosher, would aggro'ing a NPC they pulled, taking it deep into a dungeon, and FD'ing it and the adds off be considered training? It's the same thing. Control your pulls?

No, it would not be the same thing unless the NPC in question was a charmed pet. Then it would be fair game just like this. Controlling your pet is part of the job. If a PC chased him through the dungeon aggroing all the mobs abaca was non-kos to, who is the trainer? Same deal with a pet.

[Envious]

Originally Posted by Aadill

http://www.project1999.org/forums/sh...ad.php?t=46129

I like the intentionally causing Exp loss by introducing aggro'd NPCs to a player or players.

It's the same thing with a pet or NPC.

[Nirgon]

Repeatedly petitioning training on players and when investigated each time with no results should earn someone a "boy who cried wolf" punishment.

[Kevlar]

Originally Posted by Envious [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I like the intentionally causing Exp loss by introducing aggro'd NPCs to a player or players.

It's the same thing with a pet or NPC.

It isn't the same thing. He never had aggro on the NPCs.