Rooting mobs in ToV

[Kazik]

Originally Posted by Baylan295 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Casuals did better than they normally do on a quake. Blood Guard made a legitimate go at Eashen.

Casuals (defined by me as non-AM/AG) picked up:

Aary, Eashen, Jorl, Cek, Sev, LTK, Gozz, Telk, PD, Hosh, Silverwing, Druushk, Xygoz, Nexona, Gore, Sev, Trak, all 3 golems, Draco, Vox, Yeli, Zlandi, and RW (Oops).

That kill list is as good, if not better than others. And Vulak is still alive.

Here’s the thing, that was a Quake on a Sunday night. Of course everyone’s going to get targets under those conditions.

Just wait until it’s a non-quake multiple days long window repop.

[Baylan295]

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

Here’s the thing, that was a Quake on a Sunday night. Of course everyone’s going to get targets under those conditions.

Just wait until it’s a non-quake multiple days long window repop.

How will it be different from any other repop?

[DiogenesThaDogg]

Originally Posted by Baylan295 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

How will it be different from any other repop?

When only one dragon is in window at a time races will be much more one-sided in favor of larger guilds. They be better equipped not only to get into position faster and pull faster but to survive a wipe better and to recover faster. Since racing = crawling, all of these factors benefit a larger guild and punish smaller guilds. On quakes or when windows are really stacked, smaller guilds will have a better chance at getting more desirable targets.

[Alanus]

I don't raid, but people pulling dragons to the zone in of TOV kind of ruins the spirit of the game

[Wonkie]

if it's a net decrease in pixels for Aftermath it's a fantastic change