who ran tmo off red?

[Janlain's ghost]

this seems a lot more efficient than my current method...

https://imgur.com/p7sswwK

[brecon]

Honestly, TMO on Red died because the GM Darkdeath one day just quit without telling anyone.

If you want to go a bit deeper, lots of people joined who just wanted to PVE on a lower pop server, and TMO actually tried to take down targets without being a Zerg guild. But that can be hard on a Red server. I remember one time when trying to take down Trak with like 40 people, 3 rogues and shadow knight were able to stop us by just running in as soon as we pulled and killing a cleric or the tank.

Because lots of people (particularly the healers) joined TMO on Red but didn't want to PVP, the constant griefing just forced them off the server. And the sewer was returned to its natural state.

[Disease]

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

Honestly, TMO on Red died because the GM Darkdeath one day just quit without telling anyone.

If you want to go a bit deeper, lots of people joined who just wanted to PVE on a lower pop server, and TMO actually tried to take down targets without being a Zerg guild. But that can be hard on a Red server. I remember one time when trying to take down Trak with like 40 people, 3 rogues and shadow knight were able to stop us by just running in as soon as we pulled and killing a cleric or the tank.

Because lots of people (particularly the healers) joined TMO on Red but didn't want to PVP, the constant griefing just forced them off the server. And the sewer was returned to its natural state.

Keep it short and quick. You came here for easy raid targets and became the easy targets. 4 people shutting down a 40 man raid LOL

[brecon]

I mean, I didn't come from TMO. I just happened to start on the server at the same time as them.

Four people can easily shut down a 40-person raid. Not sure you know what you are talking about if that doesn't make sense to you.

[Disease]

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

I mean, I didn't come from TMO. I just happened to start on the server at the same time as them.

Four people can easily shut down a 40-person raid. Not sure you know what you are talking about if that doesn't make sense to you.

You don't need 40 people for trak. You could've put 20 on trak and another 20 people on zone control lol. You guys were clueless sitting ducks.

[Chloroform]

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

You don't need 40 people for trak. You could've put 20 on trak and another 20 people on zone control lol. You guys were clueless sitting ducks.

please explain how 20 people in kunark gear pre VP could kill trak. you talking like 15 Rogues and 5 whirlwind monks? or are you just a disillusion retard

[Krazy/sickpuppy]

I tried to help . Got burnt out quick

[Disease]

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

please explain how 20 people in kunark gear pre VP could kill trak. you talking like 15 Rogues and 5 whirlwind monks? or are you just a disillusion retard

No need to get emotional. Red isn't the same as blue. Competition on blue is showing up with the biggest zerg, which didn't work for you guys here.

[Trainhop]

Everyone else on the server ran TMO off Red.

[El Camacho]

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

Honestly, TMO on Red died because the GM Darkdeath one day just quit without telling anyone.

If you want to go a bit deeper, lots of people joined who just wanted to PVE on a lower pop server, and TMO actually tried to take down targets without being a Zerg guild. But that can be hard on a Red server. I remember one time when trying to take down Trak with like 40 people, 3 rogues and shadow knight were able to stop us by just running in as soon as we pulled and killing a cleric or the tank.

Because lots of people (particularly the healers) joined TMO on Red but didn't want to PVP, the constant griefing just forced them off the server. And the sewer was returned to its natural state.

TMO was dead before it even logged onto the server.

Red pretty much supports two raid guilds and often only one as the power balance is often way out of balance. The moment a third guild gets organized enough to do content, they become a threat and eventually dealt with. Court, ally, recruit, crushed and the pieces absorbed.

TMO's plan seemed to be:

1) more to server with lower population, but with PvP
2) ??????
3) dominate raid scene


There is no way TMO was ever going to make it.