[Alarti0001]

Originally Posted by Tasslehofp99 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Alarti, are you seriously complaining about recent upgrades/fixes to the very broken and stagnant raid scene we have dealt with on p99 for far too long? I would think every tmo member who has hrlped monopolize nearly all the content over the last 2 years would welcome any change that allowed them to continue participating in raiding while also putting in less time on a 13 yr old game.


32k dragons are not hard, there are probably 10+ guilds capable of killing almost every mob in game. Even hoshkar, what many people say is the hardest boss, can be taken down easily by any guild who can field 30 players at a raid. The only thing stopping them from having done so was the absolutely ridiculous state of the raiding scene prior to these "recent changes." Only a real greedy piglet of a person ( or one with some sort of superiority complex ) would try to argue the previous state of the raiding scene was better for the server than what we will hopefully have moving forward.


So what valid argument do you have against sharing content with other players after your guild irresponsibly prevented participation by them in any way possible over the last 2 years?

Is it not enough that your guild locked down raid content for years; amassing pixels unnecessarily to either hoard or sell for a profit to the other players who's only recourse in terms of acquiring gear was to pay TMo?

Go ahead alarti (or any other TMO), try to explain yourselves in some way without making yourselves look like fat greedy kids, ill wait!

Shit...I say good work to rogean for putting his foot down. If it were my server I would certainly want it to be as fair, friendly, and competitive as possible. What we had in the past, was not competition in any way. While I agree with many that a pure rotation would not be fun or competitive, we could certainly come up with a fair way to compete and share content if people would just work together and find common ground.

Are you even coherent?