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Originally Posted by Alawen Everywhere
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I honestly have no idea if you're a great, good, average, poor or awful EQ player. I think I'm a pretty good EQ player. There are a bunch of things I know how to do in theory, fewer things I can perform consistently and well, a lot of things I can do sometimes and a whole bunch of things I'm not very good at.
There is a major element of this game that your guild is so bad at that you're willing to spam recruit and sit in one spot for days on end. You have chosen to align yourself with that weak guild. That definitely brings into question both your quality as a player and your judgement as an individual.
Incidentally, your old guild, In Virtue, kicked my guild's ass up and down the block for the entire time I played on Kane Bayle. Not once did I run to the forums with whining and accusations. Not once did I petition or try to get rules changed because something wasn't fair. We worked hard and practiced and got better and got a kill here and there. I believe in rewarding hard work. I don't believe in rewarding people for gaming the system.
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To be fair, mobilizing is almost the same in practice. If your numbers are high, you have a better chance of mobilizing than if youre a guild with low numbers but still capable of raiding. It still encourages zerging.
Again, to be fair, even if FFA is put in place, zerg guilds will have an advantage, but at least theyll have to fight for it.
It doesnt seem to me that dark ascension is bad and needs to recruit alot to compensate for a lack of skills. Ive grouped with a bunch of DAs before that were good players. Its probably the camping system that encourages zerging, because if the numbers are high enough, you can just sit there and perma-camp the mob.