No question the only really difficult part of end game raiding is managing 16 hour windows with a raid force ready to go and FTE...but don't be so vague and butthurt to say that lining up a tank swap with a chain between 2 vents is simple...these are the types of things that zerging doesn't solve.

The point remains that 50-70 players in NToV versus mobs with 300k hp is not a zerg you blowhards.

Agreed

Leasing items won at raids with the expectation of turning them back in if another upgrade has been earned later in the future. Call me greedy, but yuck.

So you get a CoF from your guild, then later you get some 41% ToV haste. The CoF is your property to sell for personal funds? I'm not judging, just curious.

It's not leasing. Leasing implies there is payment for using it. It's borrowing or an item lent out.

Your brother has a riding lawn mower. You have a push mower and 3 acres of land to mow. You borrow your brothers riding mower for 3 days and then return it. Before your lawn has to be mowed again you obtain a riding mower of your own.

Sorta like that concept.

You lost your right arm, just above the elbow in the war. Your friend did as well. Your friend has a really nice mechanical arm and you have a hook.

You 'borrow' your friends arm until the VA spits out the money to give you a nice mechanical. Then you return your "friend's 2nd gen arm back"

If I win a CoF one day, and then I win Tear of Quellis the next, I would expect I could sell the CoF, pass to a friend, or if I wanted I could move to an alt....the last thing I would expect is Pint to petition a GM that I am stealing Asgard loot

Putting anything past Pint wouldn't be advised. Especially when it comes to killing OOAs OUT OF TURN! ZOMG! :eek:

Lovers quarrel?