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Originally Posted by ashentco
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Smaller guilds probably wouldn't have cared about waiting for the bigger guilds to be done before trying except it became obvious they were never going to stop running the same rogues and corpsing extra books. The agreement should have been that rogues without Ragebringers could run while it was still relevant.
The UN shit had the big guilds crying because they didn't want to track their own books. It was easy for them to just devote minimal effort and pick up a free book every 10 hours on their rogues with the best SSD load times. Smaller guilds who want their rogues to get their epics are willing to track the book themselves, not share the info, and actually compete for it, which ST got mad about.
I'm sure ST wants to devote as many resources to their 70th MQ as a rogue who actually wants an epic for their main.
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Super inaccurate. Wasn’t about tracking books, that’s easy as pie. The concern was the current rules allow for zone in to occur within the same second as Book spawn by definition, which leads to the obvious outcome of conflict over whether people zoned in first or whether the book spawned first, which in turn requires rigorous log keeping, OBS recording, and elf litigation. Roll system successfully avoided all of that, literally 0 petitions filed for those working within the agreement, which was the goal. It was a very good agreement that served its purpose without issue or conflict. The current system seems... less likely for that to continue.