Why /list exists. Featuring <Seal Team>

[Wallicker]

I wonder what his response had been if you said you wanted a few for leveling

[akagami]

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

I wonder what his response had been if you said you wanted a few for leveling

Getting a few takes 5+ hours.

[saftbudet]

Suggestion make net camp a list camp also. Will relieve the stress on the poor seals that in frustration arr bullying a random player.

[Wallicker]

Just wait til cleric epic if you think this is bad roflmao

[Modwolf]

Same goes for about any camp. Most if not all guilds will trade money camps to each other before giving it to anyone else.

[Hazek]

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[SamwiseRed]

They allowed recharging on green? Lmao

[Vizax_Xaziv]

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

They allowed recharging on green? Lmao

Yup! It's the same-old horseshit, catering to the most hardcore (and often the most toxic) players.

It's also arguably non-Classic in spirit as VERY few people were recharging items. Certainly not entire hundred-person guilds. IIRC Verant considered recharging an exploit for awhile, before finally removing the ability to recharge items entirely, and could get your account a suspension.

The only argument I could possibly make in favor of item recharging is that at least it provides some sort of gold-sink to the server economy.

[Albanwr]

and people follow him and are willing to join a guild with him in it. Amazing.

[Purplefluffy]

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

Here's a reminder of why /list exists:

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This was at a level 20 goblin for root nets--imagine what it'd be like at manastone camp.

I also asked and got the same response. As someone whom has been farming for PP in Permafrost for sometime I can confirm that Seal team have been, in part, rotating guild members for a number of weeks (over a month now?) to hold the area of concern. They do occasionally 'slip' and you'll find no one there but that is rare and they seem to aim to hold it 27/7. This is not against the rules, as I understand them, but it does mean organised guilds with dedicated players will dominate.