^ False, no such distinction exists. Such a distinction is explicitly rebutted: http://www.project1999.org/forums/sh...19&postcount=1

I don't think you can go on the basis of that timer, in that case anyone who ever had something killed by someone else would have to contend with other people standing around.

If someone kills something they have the loot rights to it.

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no, they don't. The system makes the corpse public. You mean they SHOULD have loot rights exclusively. I agree. But they don't.

Naelor, if that is the case I ask that you respond to the statement from Rogean that I have referenced.

We cannot infer that the system allows loot rights to go FFA just because a corpse unlocks. Otherwise, ninjalooting could never be punished.

People have had disciplinary actions for taking items off a mob because a corpse went "public" because they did not have the owner's permission - I've seen it at both group and raid sized events.

People trying to say otherwise are either trolling or monumentally retarded. You *really* believe you can just walk by and take whatever off a corpse just because it's "public"? rofl

i rephrased it because I wasn't sure i was understood, I didn't think that was right as i have always thought it was perfectly acceptable to kill a mob with one toon and loot with another toon on ur account. Always done it and known others to do it, that was on live though.

It is my opinion that in this specific situation, the original poster had given up his claim to the loot by logging off.

If you want to misrepresent this position, you are certainly free to do so.

Xasten has shown that the owner of a kill must provide consent to allow others to remove loot from said kill.

Hitchens is arguing that consent is implied by logging the character.

Xasten has provided clarification that consent can be implied from the killer logging after killing, but that expressed consent or expressed denial of consent is within the killer's power to grant or deny via log/screenshot-able methods in chat prior to logging off as the killer.

Basically, cover your bases and expressly tell the other party they do -not- have permission to remove loot from the corpse while you log to an alt. As proven, GMs enforce this decision.

The only misrepresentation is the one that you assert there is some unspoken exception to the stated server rules. And in all actuality, specifically refute what you are claiming.

Your opinion is wrong.

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