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Originally Posted by Tasslehofp99
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I guess our definition of fte sniping is different then. To me you need players camped out in position to tag/pull/position mobs when facing a guild like tmo. You rush your engage and it may result in a wipe.
So..is there a set time now you have while engaged with a mob before someone else can tag it off of you and kill it? Regardless of how many are engaged at a time, 1 person can engage a mob for a while with the right items. No one should interfere with that persons engage unless they don't have a force present, which we did at the last trak.
Camping monks in strategic locations in efforts to make clearing juggs or positioning/engaging trak easier doesn't mean we are fte sniping. We engaged trak first, and before we could clear a path you run in and tag trak.
In any other situation this is called killstealing.
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Camping in aggro range of Trak is only hoping to snag FTE, it's the only reason to do it.
Idk why you think TMO is ignorant to why monks get aggro and flop, it makes it extremely easy to steal another guilds engage.
You aggro raid mob, FD and then when another guild goes in, you stand up before they aggro, giving you immediate FTE.
Camping out in aggro range works very similar aswell, you see another guild getting ready to move in and you call a monk to log in who is camped in aggro range. On trak the monk most likely won't die from the dd/dot immediately so he has several seconds to snag FTE or delay the other guild by having previous aggro and being FD'd.
Preach your ignorance to the RnF people who don't raid, but many of us know why you do what you do. It's not new.