An example of why the ARR Hunts need an adjustment

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Originally Posted by Oakley

1. Sync them all to 70, sort of like reverse FATES. This would ensure multiple people can participate like with SB S ranks or Ixion.

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And to hell with all the on-level charas in the zone, right?

I'd love for the hunter npc chara to tell you if a hunt is open or not, as most of them have random elements to their timers. Just because a thing is open on Ariyala doesn't mean it's actually open, which isn't just a waste of time if you try to spawn it, you're wasting valuable items that are a pain to get like Agrippa and Rider's maps.

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Originally Posted by RitsukoSonoda

So a group of players are actively spawning and killing hunts before you have a chance to come and claim credit for killing it?

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That's really not what this post is about. The problem is people don't even have the chance to spawn them because said players aren't even reporting the deaths in the tracker. They create an unfair advantage for themselves by keeping that information secret. Yes, it's using a 3rd party tool and they're not doing anything strictly against the ToS, but given that those things do exist and are well known in the hunting community, they're being selfish and unfair. That's why adding this sort of information into the game would level the playing field.

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Originally Posted by BillyKaplan

And to hell with all the on-level charas in the zone, right?

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Absolutely right. Far better for it to be that than a hunt that dies in 5 seconds.

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Originally Posted by NovaLevossida

Absolutely right. Far better for it to be that than a hunt that dies in 5 seconds.

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They're not going to put an SB leveled enemy in an area where people who don't even own SB and therefore cannot get that high level go. They'd sooner do a straight FATE system and sync everyone down with both a level and ilvl cap.

if you want the hunt, do the work and spawn it yourself

stop complain git gud

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Originally Posted by HazyAssaulter

On my server there is a small group of players who solo or kill with a very small group all the S/A ranks in ARR zones. It wouldn't really be a big deal, but they don't even report the deaths, so nobody knows when the spawn windows are up. So it's not a case of " if you want the hunt, do the work and spawn it yourself," these players are behaving in a way that literally excludes the rest of the server from being able to participate in a game feature that is one of the only ways to get mount speed upgrades for ARR zones.

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All the As have a 4-ish hour respawn time. That's 6 spawns in a day. I doubt one group is killing them all. You have to keep searching or check maybe once an hr for the As.

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Originally Posted by SuperZay

I've stopped relinking ARR and HW S ranks we've spawned with our little group after we noticed nobody ever helps to spawn (most of the time only us fishing, gathering, killing 150 mobs, doing 1 hour of boring fates etc...), but everyone is 100% READY to whine if they miss the hunt (while being afk of finishing their long 2 star craft or something) and insult in shouts those who did such a great effort to spawn.

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I didn't realize walking over a spawn point with a minion out, mining one item, jumping of a ledge, or 30 minutes of rain in a zone qualified as working hard to spawn an S. You say you're the only ones doing the work? Well, gee willy. I wonder why. It couldn't possibly be because you knew when it was last killed and didn't share it with the server. There are the annoying ones like the Bird or the fate driven ones, and you have a point there to an extent, but the vast majority either require no work or very little work. If you keep track of when an S is spawned/killed then you have an a hellava advantage over everyone else -- especially if you're not shouting it. You can't honestly say that no one else tries to make them spawn. People want to kill S's. You simply have a huge advantage over everyone else when you know when it was last killed. Let's not white knight that bad play now.

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Originally Posted by Alisi

I didn't realize walking over a spawn point with a minion out, mining one item, jumping of a ledge, or 30 minutes of rain in a zone qualified as working hard to spawn an S.

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It's extremelly time consuming. If it were as easy as you say, everyone would spawn them. S ranks don't pop when you walk just once or do one jump or mine one item, often you spent in that zone hours and hours before pop. Hours which other players use to have fun and come only to a ready link (and ready to hate), not realising what efforts and time are hidden behind that tiny relink.

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Originally Posted by SuperZay

It's extremelly time consuming. If it were as easy as you say, everyone would spawn them. S ranks don't pop when you walk just once or do one jump or mine one item, often you spent in that zone hours and hours before pop. Hours which other players use to have fun and come only to a ready link (and ready to hate), not realising what efforts and time are hidden behind that tiny relink.

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They pop relatively simply after maintenance because their timers are without the random element to them. most likely whatever you were trying to spawn wasn't up yet, which is not so much the effort needed to spawn S ranks, but us having no way of knowing if something is really open.

As someone who is not in a hunt ls, if I encounter a hunt in ARR zones I will /sh with pos and wait, if no one comes I kill it.

Didn't know it was a big deal.

Some people don't share time of death is because next time they may be spawned when they are offline and nobody will hold spawns for them. It's not in their interests to share if they want a tiger in any reasonable time. Hunts promote extremelly selfish behaviour. But, then again, anyone could spawn after maintenance because everyone is in fair conditions, so why they didn't?

You aren't owed to know when a hunt mob dies, that's not a guaranteed right you have. There's no unfairness here, it's just a dedicated group of players putting in the work and being successful.