Early Pulling - Is it wrong?

[Canadane]

Early pulling has been rampant on Hyperion as of late. Some people have told me the hunts are dead before they get there following the GW alert, that's pretty bad considering it is usually one of the fastest avenue of report. So it comes down to what is "early pulling", the person which decides when to pull should be of the group that discovered but as we all share Eorza and its inhabitants there exists an unspoken cordial window that defines right from selfishness.

I've not seen much issue on Hyperion myself.
Perhaps your standards are too high.

[Marcellus_Cassius]

I've not seen much issue on Hyperion myself.
Perhaps your standards are too high.

I'm glad to see most of the time it doesn't occur, it did yesterday when I held back from calling them out because they were attacked as soon as they were found.

But Early Pulling doesn't exist. What determines the right time to pull is if the group pulling has just enough units to destroy the target. Hunts have always been about being at the right place during the right time. If a target dies before you get there, then there's not much that can be done about it. It just probably means a lot of people are doing hunts at that time, which really shouldn't be a surprise either.

It kinda does, but to each their own how they choose to practice good manners.

[CheshirePuss]

It kinda does, but to each their own how they choose to practice good manners.

That seems.... irrelevant, doesn't it? Please and thank you shouldn't abate to a 5-10 minute wait due to someone lagging behind on being aware of a hunt they were going after, which is also unfortunately unknowing to the awaiting group already at the hunt anyways, so how are they to even know? People have attempted this before, and it ends the same. Group waits a few minutes longer than usual before engaging the target, yet someone still asks if the target is dead, or why they haven't waited. There's no winning in the end if someone wants to sake their side of an argument using just that.