Shrug, it's got nothing to do with benefit. It's got to do with enjoyment. Nobody, including the perpetrators, enjoys camping out at Trak and logging in to sweep the floor with him after a batphone. It's not like I'm sore about losing out on Trak. I haven't had time to play regularly in months. I just don't understand why it's necessary to forewarn everyone when a mob is going to pop. Why give a window? EVERYONE is stuck in this system where you either form a zerg guild and wait on mobs to pop or you miss out entirely. It's worthless to blame someone -- it's just the way it is. And nobody likes it.
So why not fix it in a way that promotes competition and skill? I understand the fact that completely randomized pops would end up fucking over certain timezones and over/under-spawning certain mobs, but at least you'd reinstate the concept of competition.
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