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It never ceases to amaze how some folks assume that anyone who disagrees with them is somehow ignorant. Can it possibly be that people who know all about EQ, played on live, etc just simply don't agree with you??? You are talking about "need vs. greed" (whether you want to or not) because it is tied to the decision about how to allow rolling and assigning of loot. There is a difference between fair and equal. Equal means everyone in the group gets the same thing, fair means they get the same process. It is very possible to be fair without everyone getting an equal share of the booty. In any case, its been debated for over a decade at this point and I don't see it being brought to any special conclusion here in this thread. The best way to avoid problems related to loot is to make sure the loot rules are clear and explained when a group forms and to tell new people who join the group. Most problems related to loot arguments happen when there are no agreed upon rules upfront and then something valuable drops. Its too late at that point to try to assign loot rules, and arguments suddenly appear. | |||
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We should give all the loot to Mish, even if you aren't grouping pay homage and send money to the neckbeard as tribute. Honestly, if you hate the greed that you clearly show yourself Mish, group with Guildies or play a solo class, unless you're worried your Mage pet might ninja loot whore too.
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Last edited by Mishami; 11-19-2012 at 03:37 PM..
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Why don't people realize that this game mimics real life. There are super nice people and total assholes in both. It ain't going to change.
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Greed is a funny concept, I remember on live as an enchanter every single melee in my group would "need" the FBSS at the frenzy camp. Some did legitimately need it, others turned around and muled their win or as they explained "gave it to friends"(aka selling it in EC). These same sketchbags would then call "need" though they've won one (and when called out would avoid me in their groups). The same courtesy wasn't given to me when camping the SMR, warriors demanding rolls for "their friends". So you can't justify everything by "being the nice guy", what is fair is having equal shot at a loot for the time given. There's nothing wrong with greeding a tradable item if you put in the time. No one really 'needs' anything, it would help but it's not an essential item to their class.
So if you value NBG above all else then find yourself some friends or guildies to match playtime, don't get butt hurt if a random stranger wants a "fair roll". If you really look into it, the very same people who call need on something are really the greedy one for trying to deny loot to the 5 others who helped as much. You cannot keep track of everyone's loot history on a pick up group, be practical and just random with strangers. As for the same person who looted 5 times, if it bothered you then you should have spoken the moment he won 2~3 items. The fact it went on to 5 items shows you got nothing to complain about. This passive aggressive pms'ing attitude does not help to remedy the situation. If you don't like something then speak up about it, and avoid the greedtards that would take 5 items in a row without qualm. | ||
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How can you haphazardly call folks you don't know greedy and loot whores in a civil conversation and expect to get anywhere meaningful? Dialogue is all about sharing information and points of view. I don't know why you posted at all if you only want to shout your own opinion until folks agree with you. | |||
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