Daomei
It is the fate of OP holders that they have to guard their OP as long as they want to hold it.
The owners of q200 and q250 OP's don't have to deal with this problem. It's kinda unfair.
Daomei
The weakness of NPC guards and the relatively low cost of declaration of war allows smaller attacking teams to start such a PvP event. This opportunity is legitimate and should be preserved.
So far this opportunity is only used for harassment. The last time we actually fought over a q100 OP was about two years ago. All other attacks were no-shows. PvP guilds prefer to compete over valuable targets, they ignore everything below q200. If a guild want a low-level OP, they should bring a team and actually try to capture it. If players want to create PvP content, they have to bring a team again. This is the essence of the change I propose: teams are OK, individuals should be excluded.
Daomei
That same guild attacked Matis 50 OP about six months ago and used the very same scenario I described in my first post. Curiously enough, both Matis q50 and q100 OP's are owned by Remigra's guild. It looks to me they have something against Remigra and her guild and make use of legal opportunity to annoy people. In the case mentioned, I know two active players of the guild in question, and do not believe that they intended harrassment.
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