This sounds all measured and reasonable. Too bad about all of the postings I
read today (while wasting time at work) that stated that, when a guide was called
in to a list room, his "solution" was for the list group to rotate spawns with the
walk-ins.

Both this rule and the KSing rule are very badly written. I should not have to
rely on the mood of the guide that happens to be on at 4am on a Monday to decide
whether or not I'm going to be warned for what is, to me, perfectly acceptable
behavior. They should either write the rules to say what they mean, or they
shouldn't have the rules. This "we'll intrepret it on the fly, trust us" attitude
wouldn't be acceptable from a company that has GOOD customer service.

Kenross Cantoforjado, 45.8 songs, Innoruuk

Jeff Illian wrote:

>
> From: "Jeff Illian" <jeff@...>
>
> Found this posted on EQ Vault from a discussion with Gordon:
>
> Sharing Spawns
> We do realize how long it takes. If I had my way, many items would be made
> much more rare than they are, to the extent that no one would camp for them.
> People would then do the dungeons, and if they got something cool it would
> be a real reward.
>
> No, we're not going to force you to camp. However if you insist on camping,
> then you'll need to deal with others who insist on camping in a civilized
> manner.
>
> These rules change nothing for people who already work well with others. For
> instance, lets say you are camping something that always has a list going.
> If someone new comes in, putting them on the list is perfectly acceptable,
> much the same as you did before.
>
> These rules don't let them come in and demand that they get the next loot,
> they only say that you need to work something out, or a GM/Guide will work
> it out for you.
>