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Also, to all you TMO who feel you are being altruistic: You are denying content to anyone not "blessed" by you because you don't like us (for whatever reasons). This is the same thing IB did to TMO. You didn't defeat your enemy, you became that enemy. Quote:
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Well we can't feed everyone at once. Wait your turn!
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I handled 99% of the "loot negotiations" with VD, specifically Coldblooded. We may have had other officers present at raids where neither of us was present figure out loot from such and such mob. But VD and IB, specifically cold and myself had already agreed on most terms that we could immediately forsee. Cleric BP's, teeth, BCGs had a pre-decided ratio / distribution sytem. And a few other small details. It was only one occassion where the alliance was in "jeopardy". A shield of the rainbow hues dropped from CT and I objected when VD, who won the roll on it, decided to award the loot to a monk who was not present at the raid. In theory most guilds award loot to those who are present. They had several members present at the raid who could have used the shield. Had I known previously that they had planned to award the shield to someone who was not at the raid (at the point of rolling for it, I do not think VD knew either to be fair) , I would never have rolled on it. Agree or disagree with my actions, that is my opinion and how I viewed loot be handled at our joint raids. If being present at a raid was not a requirement, then Zilo would have a sky bow [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]. Its just a fundamental of how I view loot should be done with perhaps rare exceptions. For most of the VD/IB joint raiding, we figured out loot on the fly as to who wanted / needed what. I would say 95% of the loot was decided at the moment without any second thought. No system is perfect but the one time we had a major disagreement we emerged with a better plan moving forward. I may have disagree'd at times with my counterpart but I always respected the people I dealt with, from the player / raid level, to the leader / officer level. "The fact IB treated most from VD like shit especially on the raid leader level" Your entitled to your opinion, I would not regard it as fact. Alot of personalities mix when you get two groups together, and players will always wrap themselves under the banner of the guild tag when butting heads with other players. Of the handful of incidents it was usually player v player , not guild v guild. A few of IB joined VD on p99 after IB closed up shop. A few VD went to EQmac to play with the IB people. If fact was IB treated VD like shit then this would probable not be the case. Were there a few exceptions with a few individuals who constantly butted heads, I guess. I was never really involved with the dynamics of the pull team. Either way I made alot of new friends in VD and these are my views on the subject. | |||
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I apologize for Xasten being to nice to trolls.
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Fauss Noth - lvl60 Baguette whisperer
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apology accepted, good verse by the way in your sig.
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vp is hard?
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Only time this server has seen cooperation happened to be when TMO was suspended. The PUG VP group that formed was killing shit with 20-25 people with horrible class compositions. Nexona to 8% with under 30 people and would have been dead if you tools werent waiting outside to train us.
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Jack <Yael Graduates> - Server First Erudite
Bush <Toxic> Jeremy <TMO> - Patron Saint of Blue | |||
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