Idea to stop resetting hunt mobs!

[Appleh4x]

ToS 3.2 Disruption.
So yes.

That's a very loose interpretation of the rules. People at the hunt could have been waiting for their party to show up when you pulled it early, so the same rule could be applied to you for pulling it and the resetter would be the one submitting a GM report about you for the same violation of ToS.

[Mcshiggs]

That's a very loose interpretation of the rules. People at the hunt could have been waiting for their party to show up when you pulled it early, so the same rule could be applied to you for pulling it and the resetter would be the one submitting a GM report about you for the same violation of ToS.

To disrupt something, it has to be something that is already happening, waiting means you aren't doing anything, so there is nothing to disrupt.

[Appleh4x]

To disrupt something, it has to be something that is already happening, waiting means you aren't doing anything, so there is nothing to disrupt.

Waiting is an action, you clearly are not a Taoist.

[Mcshiggs]

Waiting is an action, you clearly are not a Taoist.

Someone pulling doesn't disrupt your standing there, if you choose to engage when they do, it is you choosing to abandon your waiting on the rest of your sheep mob to get there, so it is your greed for seals that disrupts your waiting, not the one that pulled, so if there is anyone to report, I guess it would be you for disrupting yourself.

[Appleh4x]

Someone pulling doesn't disrupt your standing there, if you choose to engage when they do, it is you choosing to abandon your waiting on the rest of your sheep mob to get there, so it is your greed for seals that disrupts your waiting, not the one that pulled, so if there is anyone to report, I guess it would be you for disrupting yourself.

I said waiting, not standing. Waiting implies you're expecting something, in which that would be your party members. The only greed I see here is your own for pulling early.

[Mcshiggs]

I said waiting, not standing. Waiting implies you're expecting something, in which that would be your party members. The only greed I see here is your own for pulling early.

If someone pulls, you can still stand there and wait for your party members, no one is stopping you from doing that, so how is your waiting disrupted if someone pulls? And as for me pulling early, if you could actually retain what you read, you would see that it was 5 or 6 minutes after I found the mark before I pulled, the mob wasn't looking for it, or they would have been there already, so I owe nothing to a group of people that do nothing for me, I simply waited until there was enough people there to take it down, greed is expecting your group to get credit for everything, even the things your group had no part in finding, and wasn't even looking for in the first place.

[Tolmos]

Waiting is an action, you clearly are not a Taoist.

I could argue that for a lot of things, then. I could be in the general area of a group of NPCs, and if someone comes to kill those NPCs, I could demand punishment action from GMs because I was waiting for the right moment to kill those mobs, and this player disrupted my gameplay.