[Yinikren]

I'd like to think its the most fair proposal because it doesn't favor any guild. Guilds still have to work for mobs and compete like they want to, there's just a hard cap to limit the rampage. Elite guilds will still probably get first pick of the most valuable targets, so all they lose are mobs they shouldn't be killing anyway. Middle guilds like Taken and BDA can get more than one mob attempt in a week without having to focus their entire guild resources to block out one of the elite guilds. Guilds that don't want to track, like A team, can go after targets that spawn but no one wants to immediately spend the points on, if they are holding out for another target. Not every mob is downed the second it spawns.

The elite guilds think they are entitled to more mobs because they compete harder or some shit. For some reason its a numbers game. It doesn't matter that the targets they've been monopolizing are more valuable than stuff the rest of the server has been managing to kill - they simply feel like they should be able to kill MORE. Its evident in a few of the replies I've gotten from TMO stating they would 'simply quit' if they got limited to 4-5 mobs a week. I find this humorous - holy shit, get a hobby. Most of the other guilds are averaging a mob a week, if that. My guild can put in several days of combined tracking time and not have anything to show for it.

Any hardcores that we would actually lose to an idea like this would be replaced threefold by 'casual scum' who've already quit because of the raid scene here. Hell, this idea even helps the server population.
This system favors nobody, which is why TMO and FE will hate it. Its also why the rest of the server is more ambivalent towards it.