Should the group of the next BIG "World's First" get incorporated into the lore?

[Xieveral]

Odin already takes the form of the last person who actually landed the killing blow, it also displays his PC name underneath Odin's. I think stuff like that is cool, but I don't like the idea of having them incorporated into the lore.

Really?

I've never actually seen Odin, just a blob of sparkles or nothing at all. Sounds neat.

[Skyhound]

Really?

I've never actually seen Odin, just a blob of sparkles or nothing at all. Sounds neat.

Yup. Though to be specific, he looks normal up until he is about to attack. His helmet disappears and his face becomes that of who killed him last. Though I'll be honest, it does backfire. I heard he was a Lalafell named Butt Plug on one server. xDDD

[KraggyKor]

'World Firsts' don't matter, it's not an even playing field for numerous reasons, doing something in the 100th group is just as worthy of admiration, or not, as the first.

[Noahlimits]

'World Firsts' don't matter, it's not an even playing field for numerous reasons, doing something in the 100th group is just as worthy of admiration, or not, as the first.

I disagree with the op; people should not be incorporated into FF lore. However, I disagree more with Kraggy's last comment. Being the world first is way more worthy of admiration than the 100th. The first is the one who comes up with / perfects the strategy and spends endless days/hours to do it. While the 100th group simply watches a video with his group, spends 2-3 hours practicing using the already incorporated strategy and winning.

The ones who came up with that strategy and spent weeks perfecting it (ala BG with pre-nerf Twin kill) deserve more admiration than any group who beats it now after watching videos and copying exactly what they did.

[Verius_Nox]

I disagree with the op; people should not be incorporated into FF lore. However, I disagree more with Kraggy's last comment. Being the world first is way more worthy of admiration than the 100th. The first is the one who comes up with / perfects the strategy and spends endless days/hours to do it. While the 100th group simply watches a video with his group, spends 2-3 hours practicing using the already incorporated strategy and winning.

The ones who came up with that strategy and spent weeks perfecting it (ala BG with pre-nerf Twin kill) deserve more admiration than any group who beats it now after watching videos and copying exactly what they did.

Or they just simply have more time during the week to actually do that. The only difficulty is people learning to do it, which takes time, which not everyone has to dedicate during the week. I mean, kudos for doing it, but it's not that fantastical.