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>"Catriona R" <catrionarNOSPAM RemoveThis @totalise.co.uk> wrote in message
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>> On Wed, 02 Aug 2006 11:47:14 -0600, chocolatemalt
>> <chocolatemalt@dim=dot=com.invalid> wrote:
>>
>>>I think the reason is Vent. If you have everyone following the game
>>>plan and reacting to changes smoothly, ZG is fairly easy.
>>>
>>>We still have a few guild members without it, and sometimes it's due to
>>>a low-RAM computer or a flaky 56k dialup link, but it's usually just
>>>laziness or someone being antisocial. I can understand personal
>>>preference, but the other side of the issue is that 19 or 39 other
>>>people are also spending a few hours of their time in the raid and are
>>>depending on your performance to avoid it being a wipefest and waste of
>>>their time. As such I think it's reasonable to require Vent and to
>>>invite only those guildies that are using it.
>>
>> Seems a little unfair on those people who don't use it - I'd be more than
>> a
>> little pissed off if I was excluded from things just because I don't like
>> voice comms. I've tried them in the past and found that I can *either*
>> listen to whats being said *or* concentrate on what I'm doing, not both,
>> and concentrating on what I'm doing is a lot more use than screwing up
>> because I'm trying to listen to what's being said.
>> --
>
>We require people to have vent so that they can listen to instructions.
>Being able to talk is optional. (but almost all of us are able to)

We require both Vent and TS, but that will end when we can do our own
raids, because it's the guild we're raiding with that wants to use their
Vent instead of the TS server we got.

>One thing you could try is selectively mute everyone but the raid leader
>(and anyone else you you need to listen to)
>Without the chatter from 38 other people perhaps you would find it ok.

Some strict rules is indeed needed. We got dkp substraction punnisment
for talking when not needed/alowed. Repeting offenders get increased
punnisment and will eventually be kicked from the guild, if they don't
understand the rules.

We also demand that people use "Push to Talk" to keep the background
noice down.

The wrong use of voice chat is giving me a headacke, and most people
find it very annoying and distracting.
--
Allan Stig Kiilerich Frederiksen
"When you try to change a mans paradigm, you must keep in mind that he
can hear you only through the filter of the paradigm he holds."
-Myron Tribus

External Since: Jul 17, 2006 Posts: 1545

ville-matti.DeleteThis@kiieispammia.li.invalid (Ville-Matti Kiili) writes:
>Ok, got lots of information. Smile

Yesterday I visited Yojamba isle and found
>lots of ZG quests. Many of them had very nice rewards. Do the quest items
>drop even if I don't have the quest in my quest log? I remember seeing some
>ZG coins for sale in the AH.

The coins drop regardless, as do the the tokens for the items. The heads of
the priests however, don't drop unless you have the quest.

>How do I get Zandalar rep? Some quests require being friendly with Zandalar
>tribe. Is it like AD rep, i.e. 5 points whenever you kill one mob?

You get friendly with the Zandalar by doing their quests in ZG, collecting
coins and bijous, and killing the trash mobs and bosses. The necklace item
can be turned in for an upgrade each time you progress to a new reputation
level. It's a nice free item. *
--
* PV something like badgers--something like lizards--and something
like corkscrews.