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Old 03-10-2016, 12:57 PM
Norathorr Norathorr is offline
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How about giving a month or 6 week lockout instanced ntov so less insane people can have a go without making those rare loots too common. With instances at such a rarity the open world contest would still be a high incentive for everyone. Could lock instances based on guild name too, so anyone in that guild(s) could not avoid lockout if they were not there and request another. The only flip side is people would probably start making new guilds for their alts such is the pixel list here.

I personally loved open world content but they way it happens on this server is really quite sad and for those of us that don't want to sit staring at a screen for 16 hours an alternative (albeit a very infrequent one) would be nice.
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Old 03-10-2016, 01:23 PM
Nibblewitz Nibblewitz is offline
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The DKP economies would crumble.
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Old 03-10-2016, 01:52 PM
Skew Skew is offline
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Originally Posted by Norathorr [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
How about giving a month or 6 week lockout instanced ntov so less insane people can have a go without making those rare loots too common. With instances at such a rarity the open world contest would still be a high incentive for everyone. Could lock instances based on guild name too, so anyone in that guild(s) could not avoid lockout if they were not there and request another. The only flip side is people would probably start making new guilds for their alts such is the pixel list here.

I personally loved open world content but they way it happens on this server is really quite sad and for those of us that don't want to sit staring at a screen for 16 hours an alternative (albeit a very infrequent one) would be nice.
No one has to sit at their screen for 16 hours to experience end game content.
Why dont you app to Forsaken and find out actually how easy it is to be in a raid guild? I will sponsor you as a fellow limey.

ps: instances are dumb but i wont hold that against your app sir.
www.forsakenguild.org
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Old 03-10-2016, 03:25 PM
Norathorr Norathorr is offline
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No one has to sit at their screen for 16 hours to experience end game content.
Why dont you app to Forsaken and find out actually how easy it is to be in a raid guild? I will sponsor you as a fellow limey.

ps: instances are dumb but i wont hold that against your app sir.
www.forsakenguild.org
Would never app to a guild where you have to have manditory attendance and loot councils. Pretty busy and active life here thus being ready to log on at any given time is not an option. Now for example I am unable to log on for another week or so. It makes me no less of a decent player nor any less capable of killing easy raid mobs of this era. I think the first expansion where raid mobs could even start to be considered difficult was late ep in pop and gates of discord. Gates was for the most part instanced. Instanced tov would probably be trivial for the guilds with bloated rosters and interchangeable alts to make a near perfect raid composition, but for the guild without that an instanced traditional crawl through ntov would be challenging and fun.
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