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Originally Posted by Dennar
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BlackBellamy already posted this at the begining, but ill post the link again here. https://www.project1999.com/forums/s...19&postcount=9
You cherry picked the part you think sounds the best for you. However, you keep ignoring the part everyone else is pointing to.
"1) The player being handed the camp must be present around the time the first placeholder spawns after the last holder of the camp has gotten his or her item in hand. The person handing off the camp must stay at the spawn until the next person in line arrives, if that person is on their way to take the camp. There is a little leeway here, and we refuse to set an exact timer on how long the placeholder can be up before the camp is forfeited, but in general it should never be for more than a couple minutes or so. We tend to give the benefit of the doubt to the person coming in to take the camp in these situations as CSR staff, so waiting a bit longer will never hurt."
The part that says "The person handing off the camp must stay at the spawn until the next person in line arrives, if that person is on their way to take the camp."
This is the part where you get screwed. While the previous camp holder may have told you that you were next in line. He never actually handed the camp to you. Its a grey area because he didn't violate the rules by handing it to someone else instead of you, he just ghosted and never formally handed it to you. Since you were not at the camp to take it over when he left, or have it handed to you, it is considered to be an open camp. Sorry bro. |
Unfortunately Bellamy flunked out of elf law school. The camp was not "handed off". The previous camp holder lost his rights to it and the "person who is next" gained them.
the rules would make zero sense interpreted any other way and the entire "who is next" would be useless as people could easily abuse it by just logging and letting their friends get camp despite having told someone else they were next.
This looks like pretty open and shut elf law.