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Originally Posted by Haul
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Allow training and bind camping. Seriously people can make an alt if they getting owned on hardcore. Just come back for corpse hour or 2 later, or the next day if you can't compete. Anything disallowing them is not classic, and just adds to the list for losers to go "im reporting you to GM cause I'm not good enough to play this game and you're better." Shouldn't be rules on this stuff ya'll are just making it more pve like the servers you guys experienced. Training and bind camping are part of EQ pvp.
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Originally Posted by Aenor
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And no Pvt. Pyle doesn't have a point. We're not advocating no rules. We're advocating as few rules as possible so P99 doesn't put itself in the position SOE was with unenforceable rules.
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Originally Posted by Buhbuh
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I found on live that a good majority of training was unintentional.
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This is true, so as I stated earlier, your going to be putting the GMs in charge of deriving
INTENT behind actions. This is something that the fucking legal system has not learned how to do after 400years? This is asking for cries of GM favoritism upon every decision made. And you think the nonsense stupid fuck shit about P99's Trak poopsock is bad...
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Originally Posted by Rushmore
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someone mentioned this before me but training will kill a lot of massive pvp fights that would have happened if training was illegal.
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Neg. If you have a rule against it, then people have to clear to the other group (this only means for large group pvp), which might give that group time to kill NPC X and gate out. It will make people
TIMID about pvp. Same as YT, it makes
MOST people
TIMID about PvP (when there is a chance they lose).
And I dont want to play on a server full of Rushmores, all half fags and scared to engage. I want a frothing cesspool of online rage and violence.