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Not really trying to nitpick here, because that's not really the point, but if it was your sky night and you were under the impression that a 'your night your kill' agreement was in place, why didn't you just have your force on 1.5 ready to go after your raid, or even up on a higher island with a person ready to pull it when it popped? Either way, though, there was no continuing discussion about giving the mob to guilds who were in Sky that day and I don't believe every guild in the Sky schedule agreed to it. What I do know we all agreed too is that we were going to leave OoAs up so that we could get more Nobles. I personally think the assigning it days is a poor choice because it not only does it ultimately weigh in favor of whoever gets lucky on the dice roll for days (especially near the end), but there are multiple days where guild share Sky which just makes things even more difficult. I understand you can make the same argument about sitting there clicking, but when there are that many nobles I really doubt you can expect to see everybody up there every day waiting for every spawn. I know for one that we aren't that interested in Noble, but after a month and a half with never seeming it on our day, you can kind of see the flaw in assigning it that way (I'm sure every guild felt it the last month since the spawns never snowballed). What I can say is that if you had a full presence up there in any manner that would have made it clear you were trying to lay claim to a kill on your sky day, it is almost certain we wouldn't have ported up. There were probably better ways to go about resolving the issue other than ooc banter (on both ends in the end, though), but like I said, the only agreement that I was certain on was leaving OoAs up to get more Nobles that everybody can try to get their hands on rather than have to deal with corpsing and/or pulling the harder mobs that drop the same loot. I don't think anything was nullified by TMO. There has been over a month stretch where Nobles were just being killed by the same people and OoAs being reset by server crashes. Other people were obviously going up on other days since the beginning to kill Nobles (you can even see it in the kill logs posted here), and there had been more talk recently of blowing up this idea than sticking with it (until just a few days ago). I'm open to hammer out actual details, but I'm more for letting a lot of Nobles spawn and letting people come up to try and have a hack at it. It's not like it's a time commitment since you can track exact times, and it gives everybody a chance to score the kill rather than just leave it up to getting lucky on the day you were assigned, possibly having some guilds and days only get a couple in comparison with others, and have to deal with the split days in the schedule.
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If you want to distinguish this current TMO regime from the last you aren't doing a good job of it.
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