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typical TmO can't beat em cry to gm to get them suspended
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you could say, for the sake of argument, that knowing another raid was incoming and kiting it way out of its normal area for any reason could be raid interference.
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I'm just trying to understand both sides, I definitely get your plight. Those 5 tmo probably could've engaged him maybe not beat him but at least survived until more of their force arrived, I'm assuming they were extremely well geared. Whether they planned to engage with 5 or not doesn't matter as soon as the mob was being kited, and not engaged, it was stalling.
I don't agree with immediately petitioning and calling it stalling/raid interference on a technicality but when you make winning everything you have to win. | ||
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