Log in

View Full Version : Dynamis etiquette



Malthar
07-18-2012, 04:45 AM
Ok who here has done neo-dynamis and bumped heads with someone else concerning what is good to claim?

Come on. Raise your hands. You know who you are!

Well, I propose we discuss some etiquette, a general guideline for people to follow when farming neo-dynamis. Mind you, this is not law, but a suggested rule of behavior.

It is appropriate to claim a mob in the following situations:
1. If the mob is 100% and unclaimed, and idle or
2. 100% and unclaimed, and agroing another NPC or PC.
3. If the PC that had claim on a mob dies or times out.

Here are some gray areas:
3. If the mob is 100% and unclaimed, and agroing another NPC or PC and the mob was previously proced. If you saw that the mob was proc'ed then the mob should be left alone. If you didn't see that the mob was proc'ed then rule 2 appies. If you're trying to proc a mob it is best to hit it at least once so it's not 100%
4. If there is a claim war then the person who gets claim first gets the mob. No complaining now. You lost fair and square.

What are your thoughts / experiences / suggestions?

Zerich
07-18-2012, 04:50 AM
Yellow is yellow,and you are a douche if you're trying to compete over TE's.

SpankWustler
07-18-2012, 04:57 AM
It is appropriate to claim a mob in the following situations:
http://thelunchroom.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/a4-bright-yellow.jpg

Demon6324236
07-18-2012, 05:04 AM
It is appropriate to claim a mob in the following situations:
http://thelunchroom.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/a4-bright-yellow.jpg

I cant see the picture ;;

Demon6324236
07-18-2012, 05:10 AM
Myself I say that TEs, you should team up with others for if they are after them as well. If a mob is idle its up for grabs. If the mob is aggroed onto a player and they do nothing, it is up for grabs. If the mob is being attacked or a player is taking a form of action on them (JAs, Enfeebling, Sleep) they are not up for grabs. If a mob is proced by someone yet yellow, it is not up for grabs. Anything under 100% HP should be left alone unless it is left for no apparent reason without anyone nearby. Meaning if I am fighting a crab, hurt it, notice time change and sleep>leave it, its up for grabs.

This is how I think it should be myself. However the 1 exception to this is BSTs who take 6 mobs or more at 1 time, and think its alright, in this case I consider it hogging mobs and you should be stolen from if you are doing that.

SpankWustler
07-18-2012, 05:15 AM
I cant see the picture ;;

It is roughly 3500 x 2500 pixels of neon yellow.

Unless you squint really hard, then you see a picture of sailboat. A schooner.

Arcon
07-18-2012, 05:15 AM
http://thelunchroom.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/a4-bright-yellow.jpg

Perfectly worded response, as usual.

Demon6324236
07-18-2012, 05:26 AM
I can see it now ^_^

Dazusu
07-19-2012, 05:39 AM
If its unclaimed, it's good to claim. If you can't keep a mob red, and someone else claims it - sucks for you. It's a timed event and watching someone solo 4 mobs, 3 of them unclaimed, while there's nothing else available... yeah, I'm not going to stand and watch you.

TE's repop every 30-60 seconds. How is that even an issue?

Demon6324236
07-19-2012, 07:50 AM
If its unclaimed, it's good to claim. If you can't keep a mob red, and someone else claims it - sucks for you. It's a timed event and watching someone solo 4 mobs, 3 of them unclaimed, while there's nothing else available... yeah, I'm not going to stand and watch you.

TE's repop every 30-60 seconds. How is that even an issue?

Only TE I have a problem with is the random spawn, that is annoying when you find it finally then as you find it, someone kills it right infront of you and you get to run around 5 more minutes searching.

saevel
07-19-2012, 08:42 AM
If its unclaimed, it's good to claim. If you can't keep a mob red, and someone else claims it - sucks for you. It's a timed event and watching someone solo 4 mobs, 3 of them unclaimed, while there's nothing else available... yeah, I'm not going to stand and watch you.

TE's repop every 30-60 seconds. How is that even an issue?

I've come to hate BST's with a passion all over again. Long long time ago they would wipe out XP parties so they could continue soloing in a camp (we tend to kill their pets for XP). Now their just being annoying inside dynamis and doing stupid sh!t like soloing 4+ EP's at the same time. So I take great pleasure in disrupting their activities, especially on BLU where I can AoE the crap out of everything with fast casting spells.

If a BST is fighting one mob and doing the dyna thing then I leave them be, if I see them trying to fight a whole slew of mobs and going down the line procing them, I'll start using WoR and BT on their mobs.

hiko
07-19-2012, 07:02 PM
Ok who here has done neo-dynamis and bumped heads with someone else concerning what is good to claim?

Come on. Raise your hands. You know who you are!

Well, I propose we discuss some etiquette, a general guideline for people to follow when farming neo-dynamis. Mind you, this is not law, but a suggested rule of behavior.

It is appropriate to claim a mob in the following situations:
1. If the mob is 100% and unclaimed, and idle or
2. 100% and unclaimed, and agroing another NPC or PC.
3. If the PC that had claim on a mob dies or times out.

Here are some gray areas:
3. If the mob is 100% and unclaimed, and agroing another NPC or PC and the mob was previously proced. If you saw that the mob was proc'ed then the mob should be left alone. If you didn't see that the mob was proc'ed then rule 2 appies. If you're trying to proc a mob it is best to hit it at least once so it's not 100%
4. If there is a claim war then the person who gets claim first gets the mob. No complaining now. You lost fair and square.

What are your thoughts / experiences / suggestions?

5) when you don't already have more mobs "claimed" than member in your PT if there is other player around

Kristal
07-19-2012, 09:55 PM
I'll always team up for TEs. There's simply no reason not to. Most people I encounter have similar attitudes.

Once the farming starts, it's each their own. As a PUP, WS mobs are about as good as JA mobs for procs, so I usually can stick with smaller unpopular camps and have little trouble with others. I usually don't grab yellows (proced or not) near other players, incidents or lack of mobs aside.