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Kirban Manaburn / Speedd Haxx
PKer & Master Trainer and Terrorist of Sullon Zek Kills: 1278, Deaths: 76, Killratio: 16.82 | |||
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Our goal was to engage the players hiding behind mobs hoping to avoid pvp. We had no aggro until fully commiting after the drop down.
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When we figure out which one of you has committed elf perjury they will be sentenced to 5 years in Najena getting ass raped by Rathyl.
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Denying guerilla warfare is a shame. Training is one thing, but dispelling should be allowed regardless of numbers. When are we getting the FTE ruleset?
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Wind/Piece
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He may not be aware of the sacrifices that some of the smaller groups here are willing to make in effort to see their enemies perish. Running in against unwinnable odds to disrupt the CH chain, dispell the tank/mob and such. True heroes of the people. I think Cylock is smart enough to see the difference, but it wouldn't hurt to have him share some thoughts. | |||
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OOR dispeller for sure shouldn't be a thing but how is an in range character dispelling any person or mob not solvable with PVP?
What defines a force in this instance? Whether or not you have a force to take on the mob seems inconsequential if your goal is pvp, so I don't really get why that caveat is there.
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Gradner Goodtimes - 60 Bard | ||
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In empire we encountered people dispelling our slow. We pvped and just killed the mob still
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This rule is only being created because the current "top guild" is a bunch of spaghetti spined goat blowers that couldn't raid pvp their way out of a wet paper bag. Quote:
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