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[Telsiai] People claiming hunt territory in grinding spots are a joke!

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#1

More and more people on Tesliai are claiming every grinding spot and telling people that it’s taken and actually asked them to leave… like wtf?

for real? claiming that the spots are taken to the other players in a massively multiplayer ONLINE??

it basically happened to my group today on Dina bee farm and we ignored them anyway, they started saying crap about your whole team, and eventually gave up though after we ignored them for the whole hours,

if you want grinding spots, just fight for it with the other groups, and never ask people that they can’t hunt there.

/endofrant /20chars

#2

Its common courtesy in a MMO, if it didn’t make it so both parties lose then no one would even mention politely if the new comers could CC. No one wins by sharing a small grinding spot, both parties lose.

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#3

Small maps, not enough channels and slow spawn rates, its bound to happen.

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#4

Back when popular grinding spots were hoarded by multiple parties, if there’s a world boss. I usually bring it into that room and keep everybody locked in with a combination of a few skills. Heck, if you really want to be serious about it, make a guild and declare war.

#5

i know maps are small at the moment and not enough channel,
i never had any issues like this on my previous MMO where i was being told to leave, when i wanted to grind / finish quest on a certain spot.

and if you tried to grind on the said “claimed” spot, they will just KS everything off you, which is again, selfish act.

The game is not only for 5 people to hunt, but it is also for another 100 other players to do so. even if you have to lose the exp due to high traffic, so be it, and i agree it’s actually both party loss,

instead of asking people to leave, these kind of people should just go complain to IMC because they have no enough channel for everyone.

#6

This is why they need to add more quests!! finding a party to level is so annoying… especially after lvl 200.

this party grind leveling strategy is not healthy for this game. Once all current players pass the level range. There are just going to be less and less new players joining this game. This will make future players, say in 5 months not able to find ppl to grind with at all.

#7

this is the reason i play solo. i grind in mission+dungeon runs (full run) in party matchmaking to gain additional exp boost and pop exp tomes + daily quest. no hassle. have plenty of time, BUT this is not suitable for players who are renting internet+pc (internet shops) so yea…that’s life for every gamer :beers:

EDIT: lesson: learn to horde your exp cards and use it well. there is a guide already (master google)

#8

You can’t solo this game after lvl 230… no way u can get into any dg or mission que, and no more quests.

#9

or solving the problem through pvp… haha… the person who loses the match, he or she must give up the grinding spot. 1 v 1~~ fairgame, it would be more interesting… if someone can come up with a rule to solve this problem through pvp… like 3 to 3 match or something…

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#11

oh…i didn’t meant to solo dungeons… what i mean is that, i can solo some field maps on my own to gain some exp that i need, then grind in daily mission and dungeon (full runs)

#12

pick the best member on every party then duel

this would be nice to settle their qualms :wine_glass:

#13

ya , a death match between the top , quite interesting haha