Why bother? This is a good example of what's wrong with UO.No im herei just use a Greater Dragon and hide, with duel screens i can watch tv surf the web and just keep an eye on my pet doing the dirty work for me
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Amen. THIS is why I don't think tamers should get the same drop rate as the rest of us who have to actually engage each creature.Why bother? This is a good example of what's wrong with UO.
/signWhy bother? This is a good example of what's wrong with UO.No im herei just use a Greater Dragon and hide, with duel screens i can watch tv surf the web and just keep an eye on my pet doing the dirty work for me
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Its not really "unattended" as i can see the play window all the time. so im here its just "inactive" gaming as i dont have to do anything apart from keep my eyes open "yawns"Amen. THIS is why I don't think tamers should get the same drop rate as the rest of us who have to actually engage each creature.
You can just hide and let Spot gobble em down... again and again and again.... while you go off and do something else. Even if it's not involving a macro, unattended gaming that results in your profit is still borderline cheating.
Tamers can just hide for a perma-invis and let their dragon do everything. Every other character has a chance of dying.a tamer should not get the same drop rates?any difference in a mage dropping evs? a dexxer sitting in place fighting spawn? a necro mage wither spamming some simple spawn? It's all the same PAL...........
And how is that different from minimizing the window? Or just walking into the next room?Its not really "unattended" as i can see the play window all the time. so im here its just "inactive" gaming as i dont have to do anything apart from keep my eyes open "yawns"![]()
You're right, my tamer hunting Rune Beetles for hours on end (with that very real chance of dying - trust me) shouldn't be eligible for drops, because some people are farming unattended (in ways that other skills certainly can do as well, with such minimal risk its effectively the same). Hey, it's that simple.And how is that different from minimizing the window? Or just walking into the next room?
If your character is inactive, you should not be getting drops, it's that simple. I think tamers should be ineligible for these drops, since it encourages just this kind of behavior.
I agree. All you have to do is log in and hit the hunting spots and see all the unattended tamers.Amen. THIS is why I don't think tamers should get the same drop rate as the rest of us who have to actually engage each creature.
You can just hide and let Spot gobble em down... again and again and again.... while you go off and do something else. Even if it's not involving a macro, unattended gaming that results in your profit is still borderline cheating.
Wen I read the above quote, the statement in bold is exactly what came to my head!Why bother? This is a good example of what's wrong with UO.No im herei just use a Greater Dragon and hide, with duel screens i can watch tv surf the web and just keep an eye on my pet doing the dirty work for me
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It might be enlightening for the developers to include a Q&A in this week's Five on Friday edition to tell us whether tamers and mages using summons (1) have the same drop rate for this Treasures of Tokuno event as they do for something like the 10th Anniversary drops in the legacy dungeons and (2) whether their drop rate for ToT is the same as that of another character that directly damages monsters.Amen. THIS is why I don't think tamers should get the same drop rate as the rest of us who have to actually engage each creature.
Get over it! Using a pet is a means to an end just like a dexxer using a weapon to kill with, there is no difference they both can be unattended and get drops. That goes for all damage dealing templates.:loser:And how is that different from minimizing the window? Or just walking into the next room?
If your character is inactive, you should not be getting drops, it's that simple. I think tamers should be ineligible for these drops, since it encourages just this kind of behavior.
Apparently one of the earliest 3rd party programs (name withheld) used to afk UO was one that simply moved the cursor around and clicked it according to a pre-recorded movement. No doubt a cursor check could be faked the same way.if your hand is not on the mouse your not playing the game. They just need to track the cursor and if it don't move on and off the play screen nothing should be gained in game.
Over 200+ minor arti drops and not a mempo yet???? I have been grinding out minors in hopes of getting one. How is the average player suppose to get one of these. 27 days left...........
I'm busting my butt from trying not to die. I worked HARD to get my disco, peace, music, taming, lore and vet. They have been in the work for YEARS by hand.Amen. THIS is why I don't think tamers should get the same drop rate as the rest of us who have to actually engage each creature.