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![]() newsflash
the raid scene on blue is a piece of shit and has been since kunark, we are all sick for participating in it. nothings ever going to change because one of us is going to sit at Silverwings spawn point for 16hours watching for it to pop like its the second coming of christ
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Sadly, changing the status-quo & rustling some feathers would be like trying to remove an entrenched life time politician with tenure. Too much red tape. | |||
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#14
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#15
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![]() ? login to vp 2 c my lvl 60 rogue on blue
or c u @ thurgadin to face my 60 mage got more 60s on blue than you have fingers on your hands kid
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![]() now now ladies no fighting =D
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#17
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![]() Don't do drugs kids, or you'll end up like this ^
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#18
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![]() Mages are an absolutely terrible way to determine FTE. FTE is also an absolutely terrible way to handle a zone that is intended to be crawled and have guards for every mob semi linked to them.
It requires your tracker be 100% attentive for the entire window. Any faltering at all, even for 1 second and you lose the mob. You fizzle, you lose the mob. You swap out trackers, you lose the mob. It's dumb dumb dumb. The problem I have with some player made agreement is we've been burned on that before. An agreement was made after some QQ about FTEing a second mob while another was engaged. Hokushin was pointed to 2013 era VP rules, and the second mob was dropped. Three weeks later, when Rampage no longer existed, we expected this to be the norm. Naturally when a mob was at 13% we were getting ready to FTE a mob and a guild already engaged in a mob FTEs it, then claims that "agreement" was made with Hokushin only and is now null and void. These sorts of raid agreements being thrown out After no consultation led to the way things are. Without the server fully enforcing the rule I have minimal faith in their benefit to all guilds involved if on a whim the guilds in an agreement can just throw them to the wind. Let me be clear. The failure to adhere to these rules is no one guild or individual's fault. It's been a server problem since I started. There are almost no penalties in place for canceling out prior agreements on a whim. Which is why making them a server rule is so crucial. What I would prefer personally, beyond full repops, removal of binds or some sort of server rotation (all of which don't appear to have any shot in hell at occuring) is this:
But last I heard the concern about foot races was maybe people would set off north mob AEs on purpose to break hides and sneaks. Meh so what, so long as it's happening before FTE goes out, have fun. Once that turns into a cluster of 15 monks at the zoneline at all times maybe people will come back to the drawing boards and consider perhaps devoting 6+ people to tracking each mob isn't worth it when the split on mobs is 50/50 anyways and rotations may be the way to go after all.
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Last edited by Daldaen; 03-04-2016 at 11:01 AM..
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![]() i have ten fingers on my hand daddy
anyways if you were being serious, i remember guilds just kinda, you know - like - sort of, getting along? i don't remembering so much GM intervention, and unofficial server forums and guild leader connections was a foundation for coordination between high or low tier raiding guilds, so everyone got a chance without the damn pressure. just a chance on the agreed schedule. then again i might have been on a lucky server, because i've already heard how shit some servers on live were when it came to simply sharing. | ||
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I am a fan of rotations as well but also know, and have seen how those get taken advantage of and go to pot too. #bringbackblackouthours | |||
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