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XCalibie wrote: »

The first female one looks like what those snobby rich women in the movies wear.
The kind you'd want to avoid at all costs, if you ever saw them irl.

Using Gold Strike never looked so amazing.

Arjune wrote: »

FayeKaiba wrote: »

This is not an exploit because the person was in your guild and they joined the guild war party. Limiting your members to being high ranked and strong to the party only is a fast track to having people not want to be in your guild. This was just a person being a bad sport.

WHEW that's a molten spicy hot take right there.... I think maybe you shoulda thought your reply out more before you posted it because jeez did you miss the point. They didn't simply join the guild war party they made the party and then hijacked it. that absolutely should not be allowed. I honestly don't think you read past the first few sentences of the thread

Just to add to this, lets look at it as an analogy. We have Company A and Company B, they are competing for a product. Company B has one of its in employees join Company A and then has them set up a top level meeting where employee from Company B and Company B are with a customer. Employee from Company B is representing Company A, and Company B is representing themselves. Employee from Company B proceeds to drop his pants and drop a 5lb chocolate mud baby on the customer's desk. Company B gets the deal instead of Company A.

The exploit is that ANY newly invited member of the guild can initiate the quest. OP is arguing that this should not be. Only senior guild members should be allowed to start one. Also being a senior member of a guild does not automatically mean that person is strong combat wise, it just means that the leaders felt they were trust worthy enough to be called a senior member over normal members. The simple fact is that prospective guilds that wish to engage in taking Dunby or Tir are less willing to sign on new members for fear of sabotage by another guild. The senior member requirement would allow a guild to sign on as many recruits as it wants without the worry that one of them will sabotage them for the quest. For the record, the officer or leader has the option to "promote" any guild member to senior status, there's very little benefits other being called a senior, and the only requirement is that the leader promotes them or not. This has NOTHING to do with power, or anything.

Gachapon itself isn't an issue. It's what NX puts in sometimes. We often see some VERY powerful items put in that impact game play and sometimes even completely exclusive to that gacha. (Looking at you Creepy Haunted). My personal opinion is that Gacha should only have cosmetic items, or in the case of gear, either be a reskin of a game obtainable weapon, or have an obtainable game-equivalent. Stuff like outfits with idle poses are exactly what should go into gacha. It does not affect game play, players are free to trade with each other on said items, and they offer no inherent game affecting advantages. If they stuck with that, I wouldn't complain even if they ran 3-5 gachas at a time. Though because of this, I absolutely despise the Homestead gacha, its an exclusive gacha that has stat boosting items that cannot be obtain anywhere else. At the very least they should either be obtainable in game or have less fancy looking versions that hosts similar effective.

My personal favorite is the Paladin theme. It really makes you feel like a knight in shining armor rushing in to deliver some righteous justice.

I honestly just run off to a separate room to do my business, but then again I don't FH normal rooms (I reserve FH as an anti-boss skill). Though if another person FH'd and died, I would've just left them there, finish the room, then res them. If they want to Leeroy Jenkins their way, then they need to pay the consequences when they smash face first into a brick wall.