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TLDR; FE believes it is OK to train someone because they are killing a target that they had already wiped on? Sounds just like FE.. lol
If you feel someone takes your spawned mob, petition. Any intentional trainers need vacations period. | ||
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#2
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Alarti was not there.
Everyone who was there (the disagreeing parties) agreed the angry vendor flee'd when his hps got low. Alarti tries to make shit up. | ||
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#3
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Meh. I logged out of the lair and went back to ae chardok, leaving only sworen in the lair.
I don't think a lvl 60 warrior can solo Rage Fire, not even sworen. And from what i heard in vent, he fought it with yall for a minute or something and then Ploktor brought in all the adds. Dolic | ||
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#4
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I was down on the ledge when all that occurred. I thought after the dragon popped, I would have a few minutes to make my way back up.
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#5
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The funny thing about all this rule talk, is that Forceful Entry people were awarded rage fire by a GM adjudication, when the person logged in, turned in the pearl, /q, and logged into his alt warrior. In the time between him /q and logging in, a group of FE got FTE.
So no, we broke no rules at all as far as im concerned. Instead I tried to take the high road by letting getsome and co have the first shot at it. But they took the low road by not helping sworen who had the aggro at that point. Dolic | ||
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#6
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Wiped twice to ragefire... nothing else in this thread matters.
Please disband them for wiping to ragefire, the mob that get's duo/trio'd on a regular basis.
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I saw TMO wipe to Maestro the other night....Was over 2 groups there and according to your Trolls its not even a raid mob
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#8
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Obviously a train and obviously done by FE... cause that's what you guys do... train.
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#9
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We were on the bridge outside the lair when you ran in and ragefire agro'd a TMO rogue. A TMO monk (who was actually joining FE for the kill) then tanked it and the rogue logged out. We were fine to just let Ragefire attack us while we buffed up, but the person on the rogue logged on his warrior and started to kill ragefire. When ragefire started to run, the warrior said good luck and logged out. The rules about spawning ragefire are highly debated, but the trend is you get to agro him once within 20 minutes of spawn. Not wanting to have some bullshit rule lawyering pulled on us, I stayed in game with agro on ragefire, who was slowly being killed by a monk. A TMO warrior brought a summoning mob to low hp flee and logged out in order to be a dick, causing the first train. Then Imba and Getsome started to Duo ragefire, which is easy, even with a naked cleric. However at the start of the fight a TMO rogue also felt the need to engage someone else's raid mob, a mob you claim you were letting us have. This rogue was feared and I watched him run out of the lair and out the door. How the train came back to the lair is something I don't think even the GMs will be able to determine. Then TMO engaged ragefire, while FE started to CR back to the lair. I didn't see the train that then killed TMO. Then FE logged in and killed him. Make sure to tell the whole story when you are going to bitch about someone else 'dicking you over'. You had a guildie who was in SolB to kill ragefire with TMO and he was in your vent when you agro'd the human form. You knew it wasn't your turn in, and claim you offered to give us a shot at the dragon, while at the same time you continued to dps the human form with zero intent of actually killing him. Have fun with this thread I guess. | |||
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#10
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The thing, again, that I don't understand is why you guys didn't snare it, or take the aggro from Sworen to begin with. And mobs don't summon you unless you engaged it. So, if you had engaged it, then why the heck would you not snare it? (I had already logged at that point.) Dolic | |||
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