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Now it's TMO at the top, and the rest of the server ready to raid. 5 Months from now it may be somebody else. What happens a couple of years after Velious is released and the server is stagnant? More of the same? Outlooks need to change if anything good is ever going to happen, otherwise it's just going to be a continued cycle of shit that perpetuates itself. | |||
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You use this word share when no one has any intention of doing so.
The "fair" thing to do (not fair to TMO who had worked to come up in the strug that you guys didn't have to etc, it should become obvious when you think about it) would be this: Raid calendar made by Sirken 2 week raid suspension for any guild / group breaking rules on said calendar Wouldn't even require much more than that. However, for all the bitching about TMO, you all forget they had to contest with IB in somewhat their prime. IB was a VERY strong EverQuest raid guild by my standards (well they had future knowledge, who is to say if they went in with no knowledge how they'd do compared to a guild like Afterlife or FoH in the day). They put an insane amount of time lawyering on the forums, talking to GMs, dealing with corruption, exploits/bugs that don't exist now, trying to recruit against other guilds, power leveling needed classes, farming items that are easily bought cheaply now and most importantly sleepless nights getting to where they are now. Is it "fair" to just now hand down a raid calendar after they put in all that effort? Well, probably not. If there had been a calendar to begin with, they wouldn't have had to put in all that misery to get where they are now. So, there's your "fair" to everyone else, but I am personally of the belief you should have to go through what they did to get your mobs. That's fair. Notice I didn't put quotations around the use in that last sentence. It's a hard struggle, its not for everyone, but I see this everywhere RL too. People work their asses off to get on top and hold their position, and people cry because they want it too but aren't going to put in the same work for it. Not my decision but there's the facts. | ||
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I used the word share because the guilds were forced to share the mobs when VP was released.
Not sure what the rest of your post is alluding too, but yes I think the majority of the server does want a "fair" environment to play/raid in. It shouldn't be about what one guild/group of players want. That should be more than obvious by this point. Ultimately though players have almost no say and it comes down to whatever Rogean/Sirken wants. Which is why you get so much bitching/qq'ing on the forums about stuff. Pretty sure all they care about is a happy/content playerbase so if nothing else maybe all of the threads and polls bring issues to their attention. Hoping they give a shit is another crapshoot entirely. | ||
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They give a shit (see addition of FTE shouts) but they can either screw over people with 100s of hours of place time, or create and enforce a raid calendar (variable completely when mobs spawn, documenting who got what last, how long guilds have to kill things after spawning...) or just leave it the way it is.
My opinion on variance is it just favors people who can log in at any hour of the day. This becomes a bigger problem the longer the time line goes on and the player base increasingly "only needs" loots from raid npcs. On a classic, fresh start server with ~1 year classic, ~1 year Kunark, ~1 year Velious... things pan out very differently. | ||
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Remove variance and un-nerf Yvandyr's Hoop. Playing field leveled. Nuts to the "work" TMO did to get where they are. 2 years of farming raid mobs is reward enough.
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