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Originally Posted by Aadill
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But if the point of Class R is for restricted, rotated content, creating a competitive environment within the class means all you've done is create a protected haven for yourselves and put out other guilds in the process. This is why a lot of people think some of the Class R guilds should go C: they do not participate in FFA which is the "competitive environment" and want to reorganize the Class R raid schedule in the favor of a few guilds who can take time to sit AFK outside of fear portals and mobilize immediately upon spawn. This is the exact same "competitive environment" that happens in Class C and FFA. In short, "competing" but not with those who want to "compete."
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The point of Class R was restricted ability to engage mobs. Nothing in the GM/Dev statements at the formation of the classes included a Rotation. The Rotation was player made, and to much extent, player enforced.
The GM's were involved in the Rotation to make sure that those IN the Rotation weren't going to exclude those outside it, if they wanted to join.