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Originally Posted by Samoht
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You seem to assume that the top-end guilds on this server have some kind of courtesy. They do not. If a guild is deemed to be moving too slow in the eyes of another, they will be leapfrogged.
Also, who is to determine what arbitrary amount of bodies constitutes a "force?" Are you going to set it per encounter? Will the values be adjusted down as the expected gear values move up?
No. Your solution is not better than the existing one.
One thing you have to remember is that this server caters to a specific class of man-children. You have to accommodate the worst in them, not the best. A FTE gives a clear log of who was the first to engage the mob, regardless of the amount of training or general douchebaggery occurring. Asking these people to agree to who was there first in force would turn the emphasis from something automatic like FTE to something that would have to be proven after the fact on every raid target.
You're basically moving the onus from legitimate kills to legitimate force, which still leaves room for young lawyers to skew the interpretation.
This is why they moved to instances on live.
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I make no assumptions about whether a guild is courteous or not.
Under this rule, if you leapfrog, you get spanked.
I discussed in my post an idea for what I think would be a workable guide for "raid force".
I guess "give them everything because they'll break the rules if they don't get what they want" isn't a satisfying solution for me, which lead me to write this up.
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Originally Posted by Oleris
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listen to sirkens last twitch broadcast about the issues FIF brought....
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FIF was never the rule here. It has always been FTE (aside from rotations). The reason FTE has evolved into the silliness it is now is 5-6 raid forces would camp on top of spawns and kill him within seconds. This wouldn't happen with FIF because only the guild with the claim would have a right to kill the target.
FIF moves the fixation of a right to kill a mob from the moment is engaged to the moment a raid force arrives in the zone.