1. May 19, 2018  

    what is "enough evidence" to report a ninja ?

    last month i joined a Trial of the Crusader 10men, and won [Fordragon Blades] in the roll.

    but the raidleader and lootmaster has ninja it.

    so i opened a ticket to gm with some screenshot and instance ID.

    some days later gm told me ,that there is "not enough evidence".

    so i want to know, what is the "enough evidence" to report a ninja ?

    anyone can help me?

  2. May 19, 2018  
    if you have enough screenshots to create a timeline in the chat from the moment the boss went down and rolls began right up to the moment the item was given to someone else and whatever followed is likely what they would need. timestamps on your chat would do wonders to help this.

    odds are you didnt record the incident in a video but that would have likely helped loads.

    keep in mind that much of the time ninja looting is not usually a bannable or reversible offense in wow as master loot is an in game mechanic to be used at the players own discretion. may not technically be fair or fun but if you join a pug with a core guild group as most of its members then youre setting youself up to be at their mercy.

  3. May 19, 2018  
    I suggest to turn on Fraps with ~10-15 fps every time important boss is about to die.
    Slow framerate wont affect ur gameplay at all, has low CP usage and wont flood your hard drive, meanwhile will help you A LOT in case of ninja is about to happen.
    All you have to do after is to render video or sort important screenshots.

    Surely it may be low framerate but good quality needed.

  4. May 20, 2018  
    You can find information about the required evidence here.

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