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How are you? I would like to know exactly why I was banned by ninja? The only incident I remember is a player who got upset about throwing a piece of plates in need. and the player in question is a priest and I am a paladin, so it is not clear to me where I appropriately and unfairly appropriated something
On Icecrown, I noticed many people getting banned for ninja in dungeon. Sometimes, I see about 10 people banned for it in the chat log within a hour. Its quite strange because you would think that people who are thinking of ninja in dungeon would not do it since so many people get banned for it. I believe the reason many people are getting banned for ninja is confusion over the rules of what is declared a ninja. For example, needing on a spell pwr item as a feral druids for off-spec, and the resto druid healer getting mad.
Since the priest can't wear plate armor, this story makes no since.
this is a revenge from the priest, it unfear that tool used in this way
On top of the Support & Q/A thread, there is a sticky thread that give instructions for appealing a ban. I'd suggest posting your story there, not much the forum can do.
If I found it for a while after I made the post, thanks for the suggestion anyway
You are supposed to press Need only if you actually need it for the spec you are using at that moment. If you want it for other reasons, you should press Greed. If it was not for your main spec, he was probably upset because he also wanted the item (for example, for disenchanting or selling) and if you pressed Greed, everyone would have equal chance of getting it. If that's what happened, you could get banned for ninja looting because of it. If you actually needed the item for main spec, even if you got reported for this, the GM should have noticed that you actually needed the item.
This annexation that they made to the ninja rule is whining of bad players, I explained that whoever reported me is a priest, fighting me a piece of plates, he obviously can not use it, the rule is poorly worded and applies worse, this is just a tool for bad players to take revenge when they are put in their place in the game
This rule ensures fair rolls. Pretty sure you got banned because you didn't follow the rules.
rolling need on any item you don't need as an upgrade is ninja looting. whether you agree with it or not doesn't matter. next time don't need on **** you don't actually need.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kanafi
in no other server there is a similar rule and sincerely from my point of view it is whining, only a weeping little boy starts to fight a piece of 4 gold plate with another player when he can not even use it, whining, and, i dont matter your fkng opinion, thx but no thx
go play one of those other servers then. those are the rules here whether people like it or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kanafi
It is an invented rule that nobody likes, and stops being so clown and pedantic, remember that legality is not synonymous with right, slavery was legal but not correct, so keep your opinion and if you don't like mine then bad luck, and if you like the stupid rule that invented you can put it you know where to be part of you
That 4g plate might be nothing to somebody, but it could be upgrade to somebody else.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kanafi
Have fun running in RDF HC trying to gear up when a high gs "warrior" needs on every single item. Only to destroy them and gain gold from it. Yeah, you try to gear yourself so you don't have to rely on RDF HC while others get richer. Sure sounds fun new player experience.
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Originally Posted by Kanafi
It's literally the rule of every server, and has been like that ever since the game launched.
You keep acting like a kid on their high horse, when the problem here is that YOU don't understand the basic principles of need/greed.
You have two options; Learn the game or stay ignorant and keep getting banned.
doesn't matter if nobody likes it. their server their rules. so as i said, if this rule bothers you that much, go play somewhere else.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kanafi