hey chanters

[Ella`Ella]

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

DAP pushed their agenda so hard for years that people seem to consider 50p as cheap. 50p is exactly what I pay for ports.

Also, the term "tip" drives me nuts. Its not a tip this day in age, you're porting for plat, therefore its a fee.

^ 100%.

If you ask me 50p in exchange for a port, I will pay you 50p. If you ask me for a tip (which you shouldn't even ask...), you'll find I'm far more generous.

It's like when they add that 15% gratuity included for parties of 6 or more... That's fine, charge me the 15%. I would have tipped more.

[bigjeff100]

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

People pay for C and C2, so why wouldn't it be considered a tip?

This is crazy man thinking......

[ScaringChildren]

I typically do 1p per level, with a 15p minimum (and I rarely if ever port when I'm lower level)

[gkmarino]

I never consider just C2 as payment for a port that is cheapo-shit. C2 costs like 115mana.. literally you're not even trading mana with the porter fairly.

I only occasionally offer full package instead of payment and that costs 765 mana total to buff you. C2 + GOB + WIS and I also confirm with them if that's okay before the port is scheduled, I mostly pay on my enchanter + C2 and all my other classes pay.

[Jauna]

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

People pay for C and C2, so why wouldn't it be considered a tip?

people trade c and c2 for sow, when was the last time you paid for a sow?

[Vianna]

Jauna just sounds greedy and mad. If the enchanter gives you C2 you at least got something out of the deal.

[snyder43]

C2 gives 11 mana/tick or 3850 mana over 35 minutes.

Ports cost 300 mana.

C2 allows you to port up to 12 more times than if you didn't have C2 in that 35 minute period.

[katrik]

+2 fuck guys who do this.

[Hashed]

Have fun medding.

[skarlorn]

OP do you cast sow and lev, see invis and inivs every port?

(it's customary)