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Originally Posted by Nirgon
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How is FE/TMO not being allowed to touch the T2 mobs during most periods giving them burnt crust again?
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The burnt crust is agreeing to leave gore/vox/naggy/tal/fay alone as long as the filthy filthy tier2s never get more than 2 CT/VS/Trak/Inny per month (and preferably they'd only get 1). The tier2s also aren't allowed to even THINK about entering VP. Doesn't matter if the spawns for every mob are doubled, tier2 only gets 2 tops of each good non-vp mob.
There was the Sirken mandate, which basically doubled the spawns and reduced variance, giving 2 of those mobs to the tier2s. The tier1s sang its praises, they got to double their loot and the tier2s didn't get to go over their quota.
The tier2s realized that they were basically be dictated the tier1 terms while the tier1s were also getting heavily rewarded (yes, the fact that all their years of bad behavior was just rewarded I'm sure is part of the reason some people objected to it) and dissented.
Rogean then proposes a plan where the total mobs are also increased, variance is greatly reduced, the Tier1s end up with more than they had before and the Tier2s get 2-3 of the good mobs. The tier1s whip up into a frenzy and refuse to go with this plan. Not because they're losing mobs, since they're actually gaining mobs, but because the tier2s are now getting 1 too many good mobs.
I almost guarantee they'd go with the Rogean plan if it only included repops on mobs that weren't CT/VS/Trak/Inny. A plan where Tier1 ends up with the same number but the Tier2s don't get any extras.
In both cases each side ends up with more than they had before. It's just the tier1s refuse to accept that Tier2s will get CT/VS/Trak/Inny.
Then when you throw in the fact that the Tier1s are outnumbered more than 2:1 by Tier2s and it just gets even sillier. Tier1s are basically the fat kid at a friends birthday party who ate all the cake and then whines when he doesn't get more ice cream then everyone else.