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Originally Posted by Detoxx
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If you run into another guilds train, you should assume that risk. If another guild pulls a train over you and drops it, that is their fault.
Common sense.
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Q11: What about training away trash mobs?
A: This is acceptable, but if you choose to use this tactic, you must keep in mind that you are responsible for your trains/mobs. Meaning if your trainer dies or zones, and the mobs go wipe another guild, that’s still training. When the time comes to purposely drop the train, make sure to communicate and coordinate with any other guilds in the zone. This means actually communicate so that both parties have a fair amount of time to work out a safe place, or a safe time to drop the train. Please try not to run your trains within aggro range of another guild or raid party.
you guys dropped the train the second we got fte. you claim you want competiton but you want us to sit on the sidelines? We beat you to the fte and you did whatever you could to ruin our engage. there was no communication or coordination that you where dropping your train. you shouldnt start a train if you are not going to follow through with it. did you call your train from x to y in ooc? but didnt follow through? and a train is a train, if no one is on the tracks, it is still a train. lol i read some of your old posts and it seemed like you where a cool dude a few years back, what happened to you man?