Its_Me wrote: » They could help remedy this by simply making mobs return to the original spot without re-aggroing once initial aggro is lost. The issue becomes when someone trains the mobs through a group, extends outside the aggro range, and mobs re-aggro once initial aggro drops.
Fath0m wrote: » Its_Me wrote: » They could help remedy this by simply making mobs return to the original spot without re-aggroing once initial aggro is lost. The issue becomes when someone trains the mobs through a group, extends outside the aggro range, and mobs re-aggro once initial aggro drops. I don't think thats always the case. If they did a WoW leash system it would definitely help stop it though I agree. You would just have a lot of evading mobs running through areas and I think that destroys a little of the "World" feel. Its because all AoE attacks exist in the world. They are not just directed at the one mob, unlike other MMOs. All melee swings hit things around them, most spells have penetration through mobs.
kadimir wrote: » Having the mob reset when aggro is dropped is a terrible idea, would allow someone to just taunt grief you by resetting your mobs when you almost dps them down.
Frankly, there's no real situation other than literally not aoe'ing when they run mobs on you. When they do - just allow them to try more than once and report them for greifing. DONE. No reason to try to mold regular pvp mechanics around a bannable offense.
Dolyem wrote: » Why not kill those players? Are they avoiding PvP?
Dolyem wrote: » OP. And if they are high level thats a guild message/global chat away from asking for help. But the question still stands.
Its_Me wrote: » Dolyem wrote: » OP. And if they are high level thats a guild message/global chat away from asking for help. But the question still stands. You are the type of player that gives real PVP players a bad 🤣
Dolyem wrote: » Its_Me wrote: » Dolyem wrote: » OP. And if they are high level thats a guild message/global chat away from asking for help. But the question still stands. You are the type of player that gives real PVP players a bad 🤣 How so? All I am asking is if the griefing players training mobs were actively avoiding flagging for PvP. As you know from another post, I have a theory that seems to be becoming more and more relevant due to players outright avoiding PVP engagements due to extreme corruption penalties.
Its_Me wrote: » Dolyem wrote: » Its_Me wrote: » Dolyem wrote: » OP. And if they are high level thats a guild message/global chat away from asking for help. But the question still stands. You are the type of player that gives real PVP players a bad 🤣 How so? All I am asking is if the griefing players training mobs were actively avoiding flagging for PvP. As you know from another post, I have a theory that seems to be becoming more and more relevant due to players outright avoiding PVP engagements due to extreme corruption penalties. You appear to be talking out of both sides of your mouth as you have also stated in other posts that you hide behind the shield of corruption to 'test' and only take 'smart fights' and that corruption should only protect 'low levels' and yet, you are asking the OP why he/she is not engaging with someone 11 levels higher that is pulling mobs on them? 🤦♀️
Its_Me wrote: » Dolyem wrote: » Its_Me wrote: » Dolyem wrote: » OP. And if they are high level thats a guild message/global chat away from asking for help. But the question still stands. You are the type of player that gives real PVP players a bad 🤣 How so? All I am asking is if the griefing players training mobs were actively avoiding flagging for PvP. As you know from another post, I have a theory that seems to be becoming more and more relevant due to players outright avoiding PVP engagements due to extreme corruption penalties. Well, perhaps the OP is testing the corruption to his/her advantage like you are while taking advantage of protection for being a low level and only engaging in smart fights like you? 😉
Dolyem wrote: » Its_Me wrote: » Dolyem wrote: » Its_Me wrote: » Dolyem wrote: » OP. And if they are high level thats a guild message/global chat away from asking for help. But the question still stands. You are the type of player that gives real PVP players a bad 🤣 How so? All I am asking is if the griefing players training mobs were actively avoiding flagging for PvP. As you know from another post, I have a theory that seems to be becoming more and more relevant due to players outright avoiding PVP engagements due to extreme corruption penalties. You appear to be talking out of both sides of your mouth as you have also stated in other posts that you hide behind the shield of corruption to 'test' and only take 'smart fights' and that corruption should only protect 'low levels' and yet, you are asking the OP why he/she is not engaging with someone 11 levels higher that is pulling mobs on them? 🤦♀️ I am asking if the griefer is avoiding PvP. I asked why not try to engage the griefers. It was more or less just an opening to get answers for my theory. Level difference is a completely feasible reason for not engaging. Doesnt mean you cant find the help of another high level player. And if one did get a higher level player to engage them, I wonder if the player training mobs wouldve utilized corruption as a shield from that player seeing as they are already actively avoiding a PvP engagement.
Its_Me wrote: » Dolyem wrote: » Its_Me wrote: » Dolyem wrote: » Its_Me wrote: » Dolyem wrote: » OP. And if they are high level thats a guild message/global chat away from asking for help. But the question still stands. You are the type of player that gives real PVP players a bad 🤣 How so? All I am asking is if the griefing players training mobs were actively avoiding flagging for PvP. As you know from another post, I have a theory that seems to be becoming more and more relevant due to players outright avoiding PVP engagements due to extreme corruption penalties. You appear to be talking out of both sides of your mouth as you have also stated in other posts that you hide behind the shield of corruption to 'test' and only take 'smart fights' and that corruption should only protect 'low levels' and yet, you are asking the OP why he/she is not engaging with someone 11 levels higher that is pulling mobs on them? 🤦♀️ I am asking if the griefer is avoiding PvP. I asked why not try to engage the griefers. It was more or less just an opening to get answers for my theory. Level difference is a completely feasible reason for not engaging. Doesnt mean you cant find the help of another high level player. And if one did get a higher level player to engage them, I wonder if the player training mobs wouldve utilized corruption as a shield from that player seeing as they are already actively avoiding a PvP engagement. You literally asked "Why not kill those players?" in your initial post and when I asked who you were addressing, you stated you were addressing the OP. Please reread my last reply because after you previously stated that the corruption system should protect low levels and admitted that you do not flag, only on occasion to take a 'smart fight', you ask in what might be perceived by some as a condescending manner, why the OP doesn't flag up and attack someone 11 levels higher or call in others when he/she is just literally pointing out an issue with higher level players griefing lower level players by training mobs on them and suggesting a mechanic to help deter this. Like I have said previously, arguing with you is not productive as you will argue anything, even if it directly contradicts something you said the day before. 🤦♀️
Dolyem wrote: » Its_Me wrote: » Dolyem wrote: » Its_Me wrote: » Dolyem wrote: » Its_Me wrote: » Dolyem wrote: » OP. And if they are high level thats a guild message/global chat away from asking for help. But the question still stands. You are the type of player that gives real PVP players a bad 🤣 How so? All I am asking is if the griefing players training mobs were actively avoiding flagging for PvP. As you know from another post, I have a theory that seems to be becoming more and more relevant due to players outright avoiding PVP engagements due to extreme corruption penalties. You appear to be talking out of both sides of your mouth as you have also stated in other posts that you hide behind the shield of corruption to 'test' and only take 'smart fights' and that corruption should only protect 'low levels' and yet, you are asking the OP why he/she is not engaging with someone 11 levels higher that is pulling mobs on them? 🤦♀️ I am asking if the griefer is avoiding PvP. I asked why not try to engage the griefers. It was more or less just an opening to get answers for my theory. Level difference is a completely feasible reason for not engaging. Doesnt mean you cant find the help of another high level player. And if one did get a higher level player to engage them, I wonder if the player training mobs wouldve utilized corruption as a shield from that player seeing as they are already actively avoiding a PvP engagement. You literally asked "Why not kill those players?" in your initial post and when I asked who you were addressing, you stated you were addressing the OP. Please reread my last reply because after you previously stated that the corruption system should protect low levels and admitted that you do not flag, only on occasion to take a 'smart fight', you ask in what might be perceived by some as a condescending manner, why the OP doesn't flag up and attack someone 11 levels higher or call in others when he/she is just literally pointing out an issue with higher level players griefing lower level players by training mobs on them and suggesting a mechanic to help deter this. Like I have said previously, arguing with you is not productive as you will argue anything, even if it directly contradicts something you said the day before. 🤦♀️ You like to hear yourself talk so much that you took it upon yourself to reply to something that wasnt even directed at you. I am here for info, and you seem to be very angry about it.
