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Originally Posted by Uberom
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I consider myself to be a pretty selfish individual, but when someone is talking to me in game about help or whatever, I at least finish the conversation with them before I leave to do something else.
I think the Cleric is obligated to tell him "no" before gating, because he engaged him in conversation prior to gating.
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As a cleric I am not
obligated to anyone in this game any more than any other player. Period. It's amazing how you think that one little conversation is not such a big deal. And you know what, it really isn't. But now multiply that times 100 a day. It. Gets. Freakin'. Old. Fast.
I had been on all of 30 minutes or so. I had just gated back into EC from rezzing someone in LGuk when this conversation first started. I then went over to EFP to rez someone else who died to the guards. And then I get the third one ... and boy, was he a winner. He chatted with me for awhile while I did the other rez and rattled on about how he got killed in Nek. And then more details come out. Instead of "a" rez he finally confessed that he needed "a couple" of them. It finally dawned on me to do a /who. And that's when I realized what level he was (6). And how many rezzes he really needed (5). A raid call came through and I said I would be unable to help him. And this is his response to me:
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So yeah, basically I'm supposed to not attend or to just be late for raids so I can rez multiple corpses of a level six who was to lazy to /camp out properly.
I love helping. I go out of my way to help when I can. So much so that someone gets a little flustrated with me when I make him wait while I do "one more rez" ... <3<3 But I am not required to help you. I have no obligation to help you. I do what I can when I can ... But you're not entitled to my time nor my mana. No more than I'm entitled to yours.