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Yesterday, 10:05 AM
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Is this ok to do?
Group of 6 chilling together clearing out names. 5 of the 6 are in the same guild and the 6th is an independent contractor. Few hours pass and all loot is rolled on. Big name pops and 2 items drop. One item worth 3k the other is a 10k to 15k druid spell. We roll on the 3k item. About 5 mins pass and the toon, not in the guild, asks if we are going to roll on the spell. No one in the group is a druid. But 2 have a level 60 druid. The non-guild toon is told that it was given to the person in the guild because they do a lot for the guild. The only loot rule set up was we roll on all and need before greed, for the classes in the group. Is this the way?
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#5
Yesterday, 01:12 PM
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This, OP, is a prime example of why I don't group at high value camps with randos. The only way I ever see fit in these camps is between trusted allies and a classic sell and split.
The /random to determine who wins loot is a garbage system. If any single player could solo the content to claim sole ownership rights of the loot - they would. Why does a, for examples sake, level 52 mage get to loot a Hierophant's Cloak because he won a random roll? Instead, the level 52 mage should get an equal split to everyone else in the group. If he wants to claim a cloak for himself, he can either pay the group the plat required (minus his split) or he can level an Enchanter or Shaman to solo Hierophant Prime and get a cloak all to himself. Grouping in camps like this is about teamwork, and therefore the reward should reflect that. | ||
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#6
Yesterday, 01:14 PM
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Betta split it before you get it.
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