Envy wrote:I don't personally agree with you, even though it's true that most guilds of a same faction are working out together (even though we more or less competed yesterday) to kill a WB in the only purpose of not having it killed by the opposite faction, I still think that the guy that tags it should get the kill, thought so ever since your guy killed it.
Why, you might ask?
For the only reason that it is a choice the others make.
By having the mob not tagged, you make the choice of either helping or trying to reset it (as we all saw yesterday) and if you want to help a guild kill a particular outdoor boss, it's not 'their' fault, if you know what I mean. Neither is it their fault if you try to undermine them.
In the end I don't really care about a cross in a progression thread, it's not my choice to make & I simply want to express my point of view on the matter, after all, the one that gets the loots is the one that killed it, no matter how you look at it, that has always been how I perceived this, but everyone's perception is different, I know that.
As far as I'm concerned, Grizzly got the first kill & we got the second.
you understand this puts a dangerous precedent regarding azuregos down the line? if more and more guilds decide to wait by the line until azu is low, by the end there wont be any guild engaging azuregos and everyone will just idle around until either enough people leave, or they get bored and go do something else.
my opinion that for a single guild to get progression on a world boss they have to be the vast majority in on the kill. obviously can't count a few straggling people helping out, but if there is 2 or more guilds there then the kill is not for one guild alone. simple as that.