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Originally Posted by Hitpoint
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Yes, bandaging a person will transfer agro from the person being bandaged, to the person bandaging, but not the other way around. It's quite easy to test. As far as I know, it's always worked this way.
I didn't need to admit to anything Ambrotos, they have the logs, and you can even see our trainer die in the fraps. It's visible on Bandito's chat log for some reason. Everyone knew that our train up had been killed. It was really asked more as a rhetorical question, to make a point. I still disagree with it and it's a very dangerous precedent. It means that if someone else pulls a dragon and you pull a dragon immediately following that, that the first guild needs to keep agro and move it for ever, and the second guild doesn't have to do shit about it. I don't see how or why this should be any different than a plane of fear kite. If you are pulling a dragon, you should find the train and take responsibility for it. And the other guild shouldn't be forced to keep it occupied indefinitely while you kill the dragon for free.
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Well it's beside the point to add that the Xygoz and Druushk pulls take roughly 20 seconds to get FTE using stalking probes. So both Hokushin and Dolic were in the process of pulling the dragons at the same time. The FTE messages were about 2 and a half seconds apart. Hoshkar has to be moved or he walks down with these dragons on pulls and IB never made an attempt to move him thinking they could sneak pull past him. So we were the ones forced to move Hoshkar out of the way even though Hokushin was the first with FTE. We essentially kept the path clear for them to kill Xygoz.
Yet their bad calls at zone in by Hokushin walked Hoshkar all the way to zone in and trained 2 raids. I am going to enjoy this new precedent set by the GM's though. Wait until IB is about ready to pull and aggro another dragon first FTW.