Rules Clarification Request

[Nyrod]

just because colgate lacks emotional intelligence does not qualify him as retarded. many people never mature emotionally, you wouldnt understand.

[necro316]

I can't even

I'm going 2 bed u finish wit this bozo, ty cwall

[Symbioticforks]

Fight for the content you want.

Using one guy to dispel an NPC implies you refuse to fight.

That's about as Blue as it gets.

Using an NPC to whipe an entire raid force to generate free YT's on naked players at various binds, especially with leaderboards currently keeping some players immersed..

Is completely counter to a healthy PvP server.

Causing an intentional EXP is one thing, causing an intentional EXP death on 40 people with one character is another. You're just trollin at that point.

[Slathar]

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

Fight for the content you want.

Using one guy to dispel an NPC implies you refuse to fight.

That's about as Blue as it gets.

Using an NPC to whipe an entire raid force to generate free YT's on naked players at various binds, especially with leaderboards currently keeping some players immersed..

Is completely counter to a healthy PvP server.

Causing an intentional EXP is one thing, causing an intentional EXP death on 40 people with one character is another. You're just trollin at that point.

Yeah, one brave, in-range player attempting to dispel a raid target with 60 enemies in the zone is as blue as it gets. Please tell me how this issue cannot be solved with PvP?

Also, up until very recently every single GM, including Sirken, has ruled that dispelling of mobs is a viable PvP strategy as long as most players are in range of the character doing the dispelling.

You're the bluebie in this scenario.

[Retticus]

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

Yeah, one brave, in-range player attempting to dispel a raid target with 60 enemies in the zone is as blue as it gets. Please tell me how this issue cannot be solved with PvP?

Also, up until very recently every single GM, including Sirken, has ruled that dispelling of mobs is a viable PvP strategy as long as most players are in range of the character doing the dispelling.

You're the bluebie in this scenario.

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[Symbioticforks]

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

Yeah, one brave, in-range player attempting to dispel a raid target with 60 enemies in the zone is as blue as it gets. Please tell me how this issue cannot be solved with PvP?

Also, up until very recently every single GM, including Sirken, has ruled that dispelling of mobs is a viable PvP strategy as long as most players are in range of the character doing the dispelling.

You're the bluebie in this scenario.

Oh man you really flipped the tables on me on this time! That part where you called me a bluebie, that was topkek. If only you had some pixels gains to mitigate how salty you are, clearly upset.

1) Often times that player is not in range (it's adorable you assume that he is)
2) Often times they're in a location not accessible through normal means of movement.
One could even say they're exploiting terrain to actively avoid PvP.

The majority of a raid cannot simply get to the guys up above bound inside walls. Good examples of these areas are the cubby and above the click out in Halls of Testing. Another example would be next to the gem up above inside Temple of Veeshan.

Dispelling an NPC is a PVE action. There's no fighting, no yellow texts, no PVP. As I stated before, not zoning in with geared players to contest is about as Blue as it gets.

[Slathar]

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

1) Often times that player is not in range (it's adorable you assume that he is)

I said in range player. You seem like you have PTSD over someone breaking the rules in a video game. I would suggest yoga or a juice cleanse.

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

2) Often times they're in a location not accessible through normal means of movement.
One could even say they're exploiting terrain to actively avoid PvP.

How is this an issue? Your guild could figure it out and chase the player(s) out, pull the mob elsewhere, or I guess cry publicly about being out smarted in a video game.

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

Dispelling an NPC is a PVE action. There's no fighting, no yellow texts.

This has been a strategy for years. Dispelling a mob leads to fighting, yellow texts, and turns the tide. It is your guild's choice to engage a mob with the possibility of having the mob dispelled.

In conclusion, play better.

P.S. WTB Lizard Blood Potion.

[Nyrod]

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

Yeah, one brave, in-range player attempting to dispel a raid target with 60 enemies in the zone is as blue as it gets. Please tell me how this issue cannot be solved with PvP?

Also, up until very recently every single GM, including Sirken, has ruled that dispelling of mobs is a viable PvP strategy as long as most players are in range of the character doing the dispelling.

You're the bluebie in this scenario.

"hey guys, lets pvp. you and your 40 guys vs me naked bind rushing to aid my big fucking dragon who will do all the work lololol play better"

CYA

[heartbrand]

Empire never tried Tunare, not because we couldn't kill her (easier than AoW), but because it wasnt worth the time.

[magician]

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

Being unable to convince your zerg of warm bodies to spend the time getting to her means your guild failed to kill her.

Being unable to get the minimum amount of geared players required to beat Tunare without the warm bodies mean youreally guild failed to kill her.

Can spin it any way you want, fact remains Empire was unable kill Tunare. Which is sad considering all those years of uncontested raiding and the constant claim of "winning the box".

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