Diadem Leeches

[Stupiduglytaru]

I have switched to premades, however I set loot rule normal. WE ALL AGREED to greed anything below i180, but for i210 drops main class can loot need. One person began needing all the healer drops i180 downwards, well at least my blacklist got a something ^^

[Risvertasashi]

I have switched to premades, however I set loot rule normal. WE ALL AGREED to greed anything below i180, but for i210 drops main class can loot need. One person began needing all the healer drops i180 downwards, well at least my blacklist got a something ^^

As long as you're doing premades, yeah, at least the blacklist helps. Also, it's come up before... if you set the loot rules on a premade party, and everyone agrees to those rules (like actual agreement, not just silence), you can call GMs on people that ninja loot.

[Noxifer]

I have switched to premades, however I set loot rule normal. WE ALL AGREED to greed anything below i180, but for i210 drops main class can loot need. One person began needing all the healer drops i180 downwards, well at least my blacklist got a something ^^

This is what we do too, though we have the added clause of "unless it is an actual upgrade for your current job" to the i180 or less. (Ran as my secondary role of scholar today, and while I'm a high enough ilvl to enter, I still have one or two i170 pieces, plus one stupid i160 bracelet ^^; )

I think the credit needs to be based off of party damage + individual damage. Meaning you have to hit the enemy at least once or twice to get full credit. Otherwise if that is not possible shorten the credit range to 300 or less yalms. That would shorten the range enough for leechers to not have access to each and every drop. Right now I think the range is about 750 yalms or more to get credit.

I... don't see why they couldn't have done it the way they do for hunt marks. If you're a healer, for example, you still need to remember to hit the hunt mark at least once, or it doesn't matter how much you heal people; you'll still get nothing.

Of course, hunt seals/tomestones are quite different from treasure coffers, so I understand it wouldn't have been as easy as it might seem at first glance. But surely it would have solved the whole 'run off and do MY thing, but still roll on YOUR loot' thing.