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Old 03-18-2013, 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Yajirobe Yajipants [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
Rotations wouldn't be a terribly difficult thing to accommodate. GMs form a rotation list and the server abides by the list. Then, there are very aggressive and severe punishments if there's any negative departure from the list (any guild other than the one that's currently up for MOB A's current spawn interfering). I'd imagine mandatory minimum month long account bans (not just raid "bans") for anyone with the offending guild that is present and three month account bans for the actively involved offending players would be alright.

This gives everyone a shot at reliving what they did on live and provides a rather stiff penalty for the shit heads who only strive to grief everyone who would dare dream of looting their pixels. Then again, FTE shouts are an issue being ignored and we were told there are random respawns coming when we actually got mobs that don't agro for 3 seconds and extended spawn windows. Life is so crazy here on opposite server.
GMs have publicly stated they would not enforce rotations, and with rotations you loose ALL competition... its all just who's turn it is, and some guilds cant necessarily handle all of the mobs.. Gore is a good example.

Or rotation method 1: Guild A's turn in rotation Sunday - Saturday, they fail to kill mob Sunday - Friday, finally succeed on Saturday... mob now has 4 days before its window opens again... Guild B's rotation starts. Sunday - Saturday ... mob doesn't spawn at all during their rotation cycle, spawns Monday for Guild C's rotation window.

Rotation method 2: Guild A kills 4 targets ... so now Guild B is up on those... Guild B kills 2, so now Guild C is up... then the 5th target for Guild A spawns, etc etc. All you have now is to keep track of each mob, and who's turn it is... and it can become a giant cluster.