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Originally Posted by Extunarian
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I don't find it confusing at all. Designated time at the end of every rotation cycle for another guild to try to join. Plus the guild attempting wouldn't have to forfeit their epic piece to the guild on rotation that allowed them to try.
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The problem with this, is you effectively push back another guild for no other reason but for another to attempt. At the same time, if the applying guild fails their ragefire, they are left with the delima of losing their loot to another guild. To be fair to both the guilds on the rotation and the applying guild, it's best to do it the way i mentioned imo. Unless you can think of another way the applying guild doesn't forfeit their epic turnin and the guilds on the rotation don't get pushed back.
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Originally Posted by Dumesh Uhl'Belk
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Thanks for putting this out there.
I hate to be the first guild leader to come along and say "Yes, but..."
However...
Yes, 30 sounds great and all as long as the spawn times are between 2am and 5pm on a workday. It seems like all that has to happen for the rotation to be abused is for effort or random chance to shift the Ragefire spawn times such that BDA, Taken, and Div don't have enough people online to claim their spot in the rotation, with only 30 minutes, I see guilds that have a 24 hour presence claiming a ton of Ragefires while potentially managing the respawn timers to lock other member of the rotation out.
I propose changing the forfeiture to the first instance of 10pm eastern time after Ragefire spawns or 1 hour, whichever is longer.
If people can agree on that, consider Divinity signed up.
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I'm going to leave this up to you guys all now. I laid ground work.
I've attempted to get VD to agree, but seems they've decided to petition for rule changes.