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![]() unless encounter logs reset after each DT, whoever has the FTE is going to be shown at the top.
Doesn't matter if someone took a DT 5seconds after or prior if it doesn't reset, he still has FTE. If inny never disengaged, pennand had fte. if he did disengage after the dt, pennand shows as FTE, then it's FTE. Unless the logs were misread, or they reset after each DT, i don't see how someone can be listed as having FTE and not actually have it.
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![]() Just spitballing this... what if the server rules were modified so that for raid targets, whichever guild has the first person (not pet) to die to the mob when it spawns claims the mob and has X amount of seconds to engage it before it becomes FFA?
If the first thing the mob does is deathtouch someone, then clearly that guild has "First to Die" rights. If the mob spawns and one-shots someone with melee first before the deathtouch, we can see that happen and then that guild has "First to Die" rights. The major obstacle is that we, as players, can't interpret FTE without the help of a GM. We can, however, see who had First Death. You can play all sorts of games if you want... keep players at 1 HP for low HP aggro, sit them down, stare at space and cycle Target Nearest and Auto-Attack... whatever you think works, but in the end, when the mob spawns and there's more than one raid force within aggro radius, whoever eats the first death. Or is there some rules-lawyering around that I haven't considered?
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Since the initial DT didn't happen until multiple people were on the hate list, the logs didn't clear, but that wasn't known until rogean pulled the logs. Again, AFAIK, the ability to pull logs from the database is something that Amelinda didn't have until a day or two ago, so she was unable to see what was in them at the time of the inny dispute. I don't know why no one told you this, but we've known since the day after inny. There are plenty of things you can rightfully be upset about. Having no one empowered to settle raid disputes who cared enough to do so for 6 months should probably be at the top of that list, and is the main reason raiding shenanigans reached this level. Being mad that a guide made a decision with the best information available at the time and rightfully reversed it once the logs were available shouldn't be anywhere on that list. Let's all play by the rules so it doesn't come to this again. Wouldn't that be easier? | |||
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