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Originally Posted by Danth
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I'm strongly reminded of the time I stumbled into a high-end guild's recharge breadline and immediately found myself bombarded with aggressive tells along the lines of "go away!" and "petitioned!" and "enjoy your ban!".....for doing nothing more than walking around in the vicinity. How funny. Of course nothing came of it, but it illustrates the mindset of some folks who succumb to paranoia and always assume the worst of everyone. I shrugged my case off as dorks being dorks and went on with my business, but some folks might not feel like shrugging it off. Some folks might decide to tweak a raging guy and see if he rages himself into a stroke.
Maybe, just maybe, a guide with a long queue might skip over a petition where everyone involved was behaving like a twit.
Danth
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Don't sweat it. I've failed at a drop transfer before. I assumed the item just ground rotted, so made my bi annual petition to see if I could get it back. Apparently it was actually taken by another player. Once another player takes control of an item that was dropped/given to an npc/sold to vendor it becomes that new players property, so can the original owner cannot be reimbursed.
Despite being stung by this ruling I think it is fair enough. NPC vendors are not safe deposit boxes. They are there to buy and sell goods.