Why loot drama happens (and how to prevent it)

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7-30-2009 @ 6:40PM

Daniel said...

"korey. "In the interest of guild progression, it's beneficial for more active members to be more geared." That's a self-fulfilling prophecy. It's simply a way for the rich to get richer and the poor to leave and then you have no raid at all. I don't have a problem with DKP because I think it's a fair way to go. You are not rewarding skill or usefulness, just longevity; it's the way unions work.

I believe the best way is /roll. I honestly wish the would get rid of need/greed and just make it pass or roll. I think this is especially true with the trading of BoP than will go on after 3.2. If the guy who can use it doesn't get the roll, he can buy it from the one who can.

Everyone always has a theory about the best way to distribute loot. Shockingly, this theory always favors the way they and their raid buddies like to play the game. What is some awesome about the RNG is that it f**ks everyone equally. But some people have tiny egos that can't handle that truth.

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