Need legal advice from red99 PnP lawyers, Monk FD scenario, is it "legal" or not

[SamwiseRed]

good to see some nillys arent all eldermorans. common sense wins. attack a monk on a mob with EXTREME CAUTION

[Elderan]

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

good to see some nillys arent all eldermorans. common sense wins. attack a monk on a mob with EXTREME CAUTION

Lets be honest Sam..

GM rulings on the server are based on their mood, their interpretation or the rule and who you are.

The rule still stands, transferring aggro from one player to another is considered illegal.

With that said.. monks get away with a lot of trains..

[SamwiseRed]

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

Lets be honest Sam..

GM rulings on the server are based on their mood, their interpretation or the rule and who you are.

The rule still stands, transferring aggro from one player to another is considered illegal.

With that said.. monks get away with a lot of trains..

nope, you attack anyone engaged with a mob, your safety from pve is not guaranteed or protected.

[Tradesonred]

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

Lets be honest Sam..

GM rulings on the server are based on their mood, their interpretation or the rule and who you are.

The rule still stands, transferring aggro from one player to another is considered illegal.

With that said.. monks get away with a lot of trains..

It should be as what in theory cops are supposed to do in real life. They are there to apply the law, and not interpret it. Thats why i dislike PnP and would like, if we cant have nice things without it, that it stays as simple as possible to make it as intuitive as possible. The fact i have to ask questions like this is another proof of the clusterfuck it is. But i dont have the energy to fight this, especially because i understand that the ratio of angry, bitter griefers is higher here than on Rallos.

Even PK crews like Artful Death and Flowers of Happiness back then mixed in humour in their PKing, Nuuk from AD used to say he was gonna "sketch a portrait" in OOC while he was looking for targets, not the kind of full on humourless toxic black hate that is common here on forums and in-game. It was still "classy".

Anyhow that Derubael quote answers it for me.

If you want though elderan, feel free to quote me the part of the PnP rules that you think labels a monk FDing while getting jumped, a train.

[Modus]

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

GM rulings on the server are based on their mood, their interpretation or the rule and who you are.

This could be your first accurate statement, ever!

Selective enforcement of rules and arbitrarily determined punishment is the basis of corrupt, ineffective law enforcement both in the real world and the virtual.

This goes all the way back to the start of Red99, with the mass banning of Holo while the original perpetrators walked away from the same crime scot-free...

#wipeitclean2014

[Vile]

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

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[Modus]

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Giggle giggle - glad you caught dat!

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[Kergan]

Hmm...if the monk is already engaged I would not consider it a train. Just a risk you take attacking a monk/sk/necro. I also wouldn't consider it a train if you attacked a monk and he ran off into mobs and FD'd. If you follow him you know the risk. Part of the game, using the abilities at your classes disposal. I would define training as bringing a mob from one spot to another and intentionally transferring agro to another player, via zoning/gating/FD/whatever.

[SamwiseRed]

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

Hmm...if the monk is already engaged I would not consider it a train. Just a risk you take attacking a monk/sk/necro. I also wouldn't consider it a train if you attacked a monk and he ran off into mobs and FD'd. If you follow him you know the risk. Part of the game, using the abilities at your classes disposal. I would define training as bringing a mob from one spot to another and intentionally transferring agro to another player, via zoning/gating/FD/whatever.

yup same with cleric. i hope an idiot follows a cleric into a pack of mobs. dat double da, nite nite.

[Rellapse40]

you know it is bad when your own guildmate makes you look like a moran