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View Poll Results: Make corpsing a bannable offense? | |||
YES | 171 | 51.66% | |
NO | 100 | 30.21% | |
Don't Care | 60 | 18.13% | |
Voters: 331. You may not vote on this poll |
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Also get rid of all MQs
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There's cats on that thar moon!
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Master Angler, Baker, Cadger, Drunk "If you can't eat a frog, then eat two." | ||
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Lore item status should perform corpse check....
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This is stupid. You can't corpse an item and then hold the camp if someone is waiting.
Also nobody is RMTing off of AC rings, lol. So what's the problem exactly? | ||
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Not classic, and not an issue.
Either do, or do not.
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This isn't a democracy. It's a dictatorship. Learn to deal with it.
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If no one shows up to take the camp from the corpse camper, then the camper should be able to camp as many items as he/she is willing to camp. It maximizes pixel availability for the server. I vote no because its not "the problem"
What I do really have a problem with is this list ignoring stuff that I keep reading about (though I haven't encountered it in person). I am strongly in favor of a policy of rigid enforcement of the camp hand-off policy mentioned before. On demand, the camper gives to the prospective camper the names and positions of everyone on the list and is placed at the end of the list. I would be in favor of adding the following: On demand means relatively quickly. Allowing for some wiggle room in the event of the afk camper, the list must be given within a reasonable time period after the list request is made. If the prospective camper is ignored, then the prospective camper can assume that he/she is next on the list. Obviously this requires some common sense. If I roll up to a camp and X is clearly camping it and Y and Z are sitting there clearly waiting for the camp, then silence on the part of the camper does not allow me to claim that I'm next because I'm on notice that Y and Z are probably waiting for the camp. | ||
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