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[radditsu]

Originally Posted by Ilakje [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

What makes you think smaller guilds are more nimble? There's plenty of small guilds right now that can't beat TMO in a race. If you're upset because TMO can split forces and still get all the dragons, just assume we have different guild names and your 30 member max scenario has already played out. In summation - you might be retarded.

You are more nimble due to reason B) RMTing old IB people and sitting them in places for an engage. Nice try tho.

[Autotune]

Originally Posted by radditsu [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You are more nimble due to reason B) RMTing old IB people and sitting them in places for an engage. Nice try tho.

old IB were bought with plat, IB RMT'd that plat.


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[Alarti0001]

Originally Posted by radditsu [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You are more nimble due to reason B) RMTing old IB people and sitting them in places for an engage. Nice try tho.

You really are out of your depth, before we bought accounts or leveled alts we were more nimble, and to this day we still are.

Camping a toon on a spot just allows us to do other things with out other accounts.

We have consistently outmobilized out competition be it IB, VD, BDA or FE. This was due to bind spot/camp out rules and good porter communication. I generally can port 3 groups to destinations before our competition gets one group there. On server repops we can usually kill 3 mobs before any competitors even attempts one.
We even slow down mobilization to allow smaller guilds attempts on targets like Inny and Fay.

TMO has always been the king of mobilization.

[Hasbinlulz]

Originally Posted by Alarti0001 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You really are out of your depth, before we bought accounts or leveled alts we were more nimble, and to this day we still are.

Camping a toon on a spot just allows us to do other things with out other accounts.

We have consistently outmobilized out competition be it IB, VD, BDA or FE. This was due to bind spot/camp out rules and good porter communication. I generally can port 3 groups to destinations before our competition gets one group there. On server repops we can usually kill 3 mobs before any competitors even attempts one.
We even slow down mobilization to allow smaller guilds attempts on targets like Inny and Fay.

TMO has always been the king of mobilization.

The only reason you ever outmobilized IB was numbers and you know it.

[Alarti0001]

Originally Posted by Hasbinlulz [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

The only reason you ever outmobilized IB was numbers and you know it.

Thisis 100% incorrect especially since many times you had numbers on us. Especially when you allied with VD and when you were TR.

We had superior porters.

[Alawen]

Originally Posted by Alarti0001 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You really are out of your depth, before we bought accounts or leveled alts we were more nimble, and to this day we still are.

Camping a toon on a spot just allows us to do other things with out other accounts.

We have consistently outmobilized out competition be it IB, VD, BDA or FE. This was due to bind spot/camp out rules and good porter communication. I generally can port 3 groups to destinations before our competition gets one group there. On server repops we can usually kill 3 mobs before any competitors even attempts one.
We even slow down mobilization to allow smaller guilds attempts on targets like Inny and Fay.

TMO has always been the king of mobilization.

I obviously wasn't there during the time frame that you're talking about, but I wouldn't doubt that this is true. IB started bulking up in the late spring and early summer of 2010 and the new recruits were poor at mobilization. I focused on that point during a guild meeting. I think I recall Jete and Wrei also being very concerned about the trend. We even had plans for practicing mobilization. Gwence, who would soon after become an officer, said that things were "good enough." Our concerns and ideas were subsequently ignored during the era of Ektar, which led to endless spawn camping. When I left and joined DA, DA was faster at mobilization than IB; that had previously been one of DA's difficulties and IB's strong points.

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