spys

[Nizzarr]

So I can train oor healers too?

[Awwalike]

not sure if Agatha retarded or not?



if you fraps a train they get suspended, if you don't they can do it all they want unless a GM sees it.



been that way since day 1.

[Mingo]

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

Where do you find drakes in sol b ?

Since SolB is all levels engaged for PvP i would assume that the 'trained' low level alt wasnt there.

Since drakes were mentioned, i assumed it was low level drakes in Lavastorm for a 'spy' alt that was zoning from lava into SolB and back out to monitor the SolB activity.

I guess i solved the riddle, but Ruban, you're smart, i know you coulda solved this had you not tried to play dumb.

[Agatha]

so what im getting from this is, i can train the low lvls that clearly dont belong in the zone following the raid around, check.

[Silent]

Basically a level 10-15 has no reason to be in chardok aside from spying because they cant kill a damn thing. However a ~39-42 druid being in KC where mobs ARE killable should not be allowed to be trained. I keep fraps open 24/7 and turn it on when its needed. Nihi was fine with my druid being in KC the last few times with no training, Though today it happened twice but I am not sure if it was due to them getting overrun by mobs(half of them zoned out at same time even though they couldve killed the npcs) but I zoned immediately with them after only a few swings.

[Reddi]

Originally Posted by tumdumm4.0 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

training is illegal

how bout just enable pvp on level 1s and ppl can have their level 5 spykiller alts already in location?? keep it legit

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

make this man a gm

[Nizzarr]

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

Basically a level 10-15 has no reason to be in chardok aside from spying because they cant kill a damn thing. However a ~39-42 druid being in KC where mobs ARE killable should not be allowed to be trained. I keep fraps open 24/7 and turn it on when its needed. Nihi was fine with my druid being in KC the last few times with no training, Though today it happened twice but I am not sure if it was due to them getting overrun by mobs(half of them zoned out at same time even though they couldve killed the npcs) but I zoned immediately with them after only a few swings.

what about a 35 druid?! Where do you draw the line?!

for the sake of clarity, can you please list all the zones and what levels were allowed to train?

[Agatha]

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

what about a 35 druid?! Where do you draw the line?!

for the sake of clarity, can you please list all the zones and what levels were allowed to train?

exactly my point, you should be able to train my 35 druid to get it away from u in chardok. and you did try, but im not dumb and would stay ontop of your main assist target mob, i watched you try to feign mobs onto me, you yourself. and you did it masterfully, if i had been frapsing i would have only seen you basically flop a mob really close to your raid while i was just far enough from the raid that i would get agro and not the raid.

what im trying to understand here is, if i was a bitch and send that frapse to a GM you would have gotten suspended just like tomb did. but i didn't cause i dont play like a blue bitch.

What i'd like to see happen is that these spys mine or yours be trainable and not be bannable/suspension offence.

[Clark]

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

legalize training, this is everquest

[Faerie Blossom]

Training was never legal in classic EQ pvp, though the rules were sporadically enforced.

What advantages do spies give their teams? Not saying they don't help, I'm actually asking because I don't entirely know. I'd rather see spies made illegal than training legal, but that's probably impossible to enforce.