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Originally Posted by SamwiseRed
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that is actually normal in some cases. if i had a solid group, i wouldnt leave to go train either until the group was dying. if you were capable of handling the camp before you gained a skill you should be capable after.
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We're talking about meditate, for priests. In groups with just the one healer. With Felwithe and Kelethin sooo close.
Maybe that's still a bad example. People are gaining 15+ levels in a single day (weekend yes, but still). That's no good, honestly
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Originally Posted by Kergan
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Don't feed the trolls.
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Disagreeing with you does not make me a troll :S
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Originally Posted by runlvlzero
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If you want to take a break at 20 and farm sisters for plat and pvp, this EXP is REALLY good fir it for newbz. They can buy their 1 new level 20 spell and have some fun, then get back to grinding and catching up with the server, and twink alts. Where all the fun is at leveling and pvping in groups. I haven't seen more low level pvp. Less in fact. BUT.
People are grouping and playing on the box. Which is miraculous. We even almost have a 4th small guild forming. I mean WTF... this is unheard of on red. This is a good "experience" (tm) atm.
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Honestly I have no idea what you're saying about sisters camp.
People grouping and checking the server out is totally a good thing, but with xp the way it is they may as well allow people to start out at 50 or 55. The problem with being left behind has been made worse than it was when soloing was the best xp, in that missing a night of exp that your friends get in will take them out of your xp level range. It's better because people actually are grouping, but isn't there some middle ground here?
This is like VZTZ xp, and it doesn't seem to fit in well with a classic server that takes itself seriously.