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Originally Posted by Bardp1999
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@Cylock - the days of heavily contested Kunark bullshit-fest TMO tactics are long dead, lets evolve as a server and not stay rooted in the past (the irony of this statement is not lost on me)
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Originally Posted by aaezil
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Shitty cop out cylock response. Honestly expected better [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] |
Again, you guys are completely blaming the wrong person. Cylock's mission in life is not to make up rules so that everyone on P99 has less fun (and as he said, he's not even responsible for this rule, it's a product of P99 history).
Who you should be blaming is the guild leadership of this server. If they all said (for instance) "hey Rogean this rule is lame, and we all agree not to petition each other if someone is chilling in Sebilis and then joins a Trakkanon raid", I can all but guarantee Rogean will be ok with one less rule to enforce.
Or they could say "... and we all agree not to petition if someone is chilling in Sebilis and they
don't join the raid" or "... if someone is chilling in Sebilis, a Trak raid starts, and they immediately
deguild and don't join the raid". Whatever they can all agree on.
The point is, the staff has made it clear that as long as a rule change doesn't make more work for them, they have no personal investment in one arbitrary rule or another. They want everyone to have fun and enjoy raiding in EQ, and they want rules that they can easily enforce (seeing as how they're an all volunteer team with limited resources). That's it.
So again, I'm not saying it's easy to convince umpteen different prima donna guild leaders to agree on
anything, but if you want to change this rule the path to doing so is through them, not through attacking the staff.
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Originally Posted by Veleria
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Thank you for the detailed response I will avoid grouping in the zone in that case. I do not want to risk disqualifying my guild.
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For what it's worth, awhile back (and the rules might have been different then) I was able to deguild and stay at the King camp while my guild did Trak. I'm honestly not sure if that was kosher then, or if it's kosher now, but it seemed to fit the spirit of the rule and I didn't get in trouble that one time. No promises it will work for you though.