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01-23-2015, 05:25 PM
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Also pulling 1 mob at a time the entire raid? Front all you want here, but naw. Rustle is real. One thing the GMs implemented with the hope it would bring more mass PvP was the rule where guilds are able to LnS a raid force from one zone in order to contest at another later in the day. What ended up happening was - raid forces plug after losing a small amount (where it's apparent they won't win), call LnS, unplug, port and snipe mobs across the world map, completely avoiding any future PvP battle because they know when they're outmatched (which is a logically sound way to operate). The only problem there is that no one faces consequences for mass PvPing. There's now a loophole for bringing your guild to fight another and losing. You don't have to wait any period of time to LnS or wait until they leave the zone or finish the raid mob. You just pickup your shit and walk away, avoiding PvP and getting what raid loot you can without actually ever engaging anyone again. Basically, the idea sounded great on paper (yay, more world PvP), but it never ended up that way. No one suffers for losing. I don't like that. We need a little bit of that. A time for reflection after losing a hard fought battle. I don't think you should sit on corpses for days at a time, but that can be addressed with a timeframe to raid force LnS. After losing en masse, you wait 30 minutes or until the winning raid force leaves the zone to get your shit and hop to the next target. That's a far more reasonable way to look at it. You gotta sit that shit out, and if you zone in to LnS within that 30 minute timeframe, you get annihilated. That doesn't mean we have to lawyerquest it as a LnS violation for doing that, but just that anyone who zones in within that time frame is getting rocked. While in Nihilum, Azrael would lose at VS and be at PD in VP before we were even finished in KC. It's like they were rewarded for losing. I don't get that part of the PnP. | |||
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