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Originally Posted by DMN
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Because you took advantage of some suckers who bought into the infallibility of a list.
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So all this insanity is revolving around a case where player #1 deliberately lies to player #2 (despite having absolutely no incentive to do so, and despite it clearly being against the rules) and gives a camp to player #3? Do you even play on P99? Has such a situation ever even happened to you? I've been here over half a decade, and not once have I
ever had any player dispute regarding lists whatsoever, let alone a dispute where someone told me I could have a camp even though they knew they were giving it to someone else.
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But was the list binding? Clearly not.
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Again, even in this gonzo imaginary scenario you've concocted, it still is. If Bob lies to Fred and let's Sam take his camp, that absolutely is not allowed (again read the GM quote I posted above). Fred could petition and the GMs would (again, all else being equal) side with him.
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Doesn't work if they log out/go link dead. It'll be FTE.
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Once again, you're concocting these strange arbitrary 0.01% chance scenarios and using them as some sort of justification for why the rules don't apply. Again, I GRANT that if the list holder happens to go link dead right after they kill the mob, but before they have a chance to tell the next person on the list, AND someone else is sitting their on the spawn point, notices what happens, and decides to be a jerk, they CAN take the spawn.
But nothing in my previous paragraph translates to "lists aren't really binding on P99". Not even close.
P.S. This is quickly becoming a pointless flame war. I've already more than clarified what the actual server rules are, and provided evidence supporting my position. Go ahead and get the last word in if you want, but I'm going to bow out now and let others chime in (if that's even necessary).