" However, guilt tripping random strangers into giving you preference on loot based solely on your ability to use an item is silly."
This is generally how NBG ends up getting abused - I never did understand the NBG in a pick up group anyway. In a group with guildmates, in-game friends - it is a non issue, whoever "needs" it gets it.
In NBG - other than a warm glowy EQ_Theresa feeling (which a lot of those pontificating others on the virtue of NBG seem to thrive on), you more often than not see that item in EC sooner or later (being sold by the "needer" heh).
Greed roll is way more fairer to everyone in the group - with a resonable agreement on not rolling on every item if you won one.
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