2008-09-15, 12:42 AM
Dervish Wrote:The point is, by what Nexon's clearly shown KSing in regular monster maps is against the ToS, whereas at bosses it isn't. Otherwise, if you want to settle this easily, ask NXJoe or Prose at the next Q&A.
Except that I only mentioned it applying to bosses, which it does.
Anybody's stupid enough to do this did it via hacking, and would be doing whatever they wanted anyway, regardless of whatever rules you want to try and imagine.
That's the thing, by the time you get Pap down to its last leg, it starts summoning constantly. If you got unlucky enough to get an AI routine for it that's spamming Dispel the entire battle, it's only a matter of time. And this is only one example, I've died from getting hit directly after being 1/1ed during the time that I should be invincible. MS is full of actual bugs and flaws that should be fixed, but have been left alone for quite long.
And both parties are trying to push (obviously wrong) beliefs onto others. In the others' case, the belief that they retain ownership of the hime channel after they kill the crow and leave. In your case, the belief that if someone is taking half an hour to kill MM, you should leave them alone and move on.
Regardless of whether or not Nexon says it's a bannable offense or not, ksing bosses is wrong, and the fact that most of the community refrains from doing it shows that it's widely accepted as common courtesy. You've obviously never been in a pianus lootfest before; warriors stand on top of pianus when it's about to die so that they don't get bombed for 10k damage and are literally standing on top of the drops once the drops fall to the ground. Even if they get dispelled, they still have the hp to tank the full pianus touch damage. If all warriors disregarded common courtesy, this would be happening all over the place.
Even if someone's taking 15 minutes to kill mushmom, why would you have the rights to ks him/her? People lower leveled than you deserve some fun too. People who ks bosses are just elitist jerks in my eyes.