What attitudes and philosophies do you hate in P1999?

[Supaskillz]

Oh wow I didn't realize how old that was, but yeah I learned the hard way when returning to the server it was changed to current state.

Still monk fd sneak before standing seems to make fd splits way easier than I remember them being on live. Maybe I just grouped with bad monks though /shrug.

[Daldaen]

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

Oh wow I didn't realize how old that was, but yeah I learned the hard way when returning to the server it was changed to current state.

Still monk fd sneak before standing seems to make fd splits way easier than I remember them being on live. Maybe I just grouped with bad monks though /shrug.

The sneak blur thing I've never heard of before and I haven't seen any references or quotes in era corroborating the mechanic as a classic one.

In fact I recall monks having to /quit out an enormous amount.

That being said however, with my experience at least on my necromancer, I find that mobs will not memblur until they fully reset. This isn't correct. I'm pretty sure each FD should have a chance to memblur each mob on your hate list even while they path back.

Here it seems that once a mob paths back, it's 100% chance to be blurred.
If it's still walking back or still static where it stopped after your FD, it has a 0% chance to be blurred... Unless you hit Sneak when you stand up?

Maybe I'll research this as my next big report cause that is another issue making pulling extremely easy

[Cecily]

So you're saying tunnel quest sucks? I agree! Why I'm pleasantly surprised to have my stuff actually sell.

[Samoht]

I really dislike the attitude that just because the product is free, you have to be subjected to rude customer service staff and inconsistent rule enforcement.

[Glenzig]

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

I really dislike the attitude that just because the product is free, you have to be subjected to rude customer service staff and inconsistent rule enforcement.

Yeah. Life is tough.

[Samoht]

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

Yeah. Life is tough.

The straw man cometh.

[Ezalor]

when i'm a guest at someone else's house i respect the host's house rules.

when i'm paying for a hotel i can ask for what i want because i'm a paying customer.

sorry kid, shit's how the world works. sorry it took you this long to figure it out.

[Champion_Standing]

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

when i'm a guest at someone else's house i respect the host's house rules.

when i'm paying for a hotel i can ask for what i want because i'm a paying customer.

sorry kid, shit's how the world works. sorry it took you this long to figure it out.

If there is a life lesson in this situation it certainly isn't that.

Life lesson #1 always be friends with whoever is in charge, ass kissing is almost always rewarded.

[Troxx]

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

when i'm a guest at someone else's house i respect the host's house rules.

when i'm paying for a hotel i can ask for what i want because i'm a paying customer.

sorry kid, shit's how the world works. sorry it took you this long to figure it out.

^ That

[myriverse]

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

I really dislike the attitude that just because the product is free, you have to be subjected to rude customer service staff and inconsistent rule enforcement.

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Free or not, being subjected to rude customer service staff and inconsistent policy enforcement is a universal fact of life.