Kill Stealing

Nice try, but there is an obvious difference between something that spawns every several hours, and something that spawns constantly. If you think that they're the same, you probably shouldn't be here.





Only if they seem to actually belong there, or it doesn't seem to be worth KSing (re: a pianus that's already half-dead).





Being lucky to not have people interrupt =/= argumentative value.





If they're polite, sure, but it's not out of some respect for ill-defined ridiculous rules, it's out of the fact that higher-leveled players tend to have slightly more courtesy than the low-leveled cattle.





Statements like this make me question as to why I'm debating this with you.





There's a difference between added challenge and unforeseen happenstance.





Okay? Again, if that was unintended, it'd close behind you like Pap.

For the record, I've had that happen to me before and yet, I don't feel the need to hide behind said ill-conceived rules and cry "foul!".





Sure, but that doesn't mean everybody has to follow it, and I certainly wouldn't think less of someone for not.





It does if you're taking 20 minutes to kill it.





If you're not actually capable of defending it yourself, yes. If you can't defend the map yourself against someone who might want to KS, either take a party or wait until you're at a level where you can. It isn't a hard concept to understand.

Also, lol @ "think" it's FFA.





And that's your prerogative, just as it's mine to KS you if you're taking 15 minutes to kill MM.





There's a difference between being "common courtesy" and being "enforced with a ban via Nexon's courtesy".





Do us all a favour and go to http://www.dictionary.com and look up the meaning of "analogy".

You have to realize that Nexon is very incompetent company. They don't really care whether or not ksing rules are in place; only if it directly affects their profit. Nexon only actually enforces the ksing rule once in a blue moon; why else do you think unjustified ksing of training maps happens all the time?

By your logic of the survival of the fittest, we'd have bishops and archmages claiming newtie and skelegon maps left and right, just because a level 180 hero "can't defend the map" him/herself. Also, we'll have an army of warriors standing on top of every pianus waiting for the drops to fall.

For the pap thing, if the bomb blasts are lethal after dispel, you could easily prevent that from happening by backing out of pap's dispel range and dealing with the bombs before going back in.

I don't see what you're trying to compare with your analogy. I'm talking about a generally accepted rule of common courtesy, not a set rule that everyone must follow.