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Originally Posted by magnetaress
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In 2010 I think me and my group managed to train all of mm several times a night.
I'm a better person now and would just stand and die.
Butt back then if MM didn't have at least 13 trains in a 6 hr session something was wrong (not taking credit for all 13 (and they where all p much accidental)).
Just a bit of history.
I think a light touch is good when it comes to trains. They happen. Sometimes the offending party just needs to be forcibly logged off with a polite msg about it. And maybe a 48 hr naptime. No permanent marks. Especially if they aren't consistently offending.
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i would never do this, but from the zone in of MM you can type /target Lasna or /target any mob in that area and cast level 1 lull on her over and over again until you get a critical resist, and she will then proceed to run through the entire castle pulling every mob with her and all the way through the zone up to the zone line
People used to do this to me and my friend when we would be camping Dhamp and they wanted it
Really hard to catch the person responsible and most people at various camps in the zone just blame each other
I imagine the person doing it was likely using a level 1 cleric on a throwaway account
We got smart and eventually learned to either gate or /camp anytime we started reading a ton of mobs raging and realized there was one other anonymous player in the zone every time this happened (this would be like 4am on work nights). It would also be right before 8pm most of the time, it’s like the person was counting on Dhamp popping at that time and just wanted to get us out of the way.
We figured this out after the rushing back to our camp following gating out to find a high level anonymous Druid in wolf form killing Dhamp. Happened several times. Like clockwork. I didn’t know PNP was even a thing back then or that the GMs would have helped, or I would have called the cops for sure. I figured it was old school eq where anything goes.