Re: why Fuath does not die.

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Posted by Ball64 on September 27, 2000 at 18:21:05:

In Reply to: why Fuath does not die. posted by rager on September 27, 2000 at 14:24:50:

> He sits in town, well hides in town rather.

***Ok, he's an Arbiter. Arbiters sit in towns. That's what they do. And I've never seen him hide. I can usually see him in town. And actually the thought that's crossed my mind most of the time was "And he's not even sitting in his guild." I don't call that hiding.

> waiting for the opportunity to present itself.

***Who of the best pkers don't wait for the opportunity to present itself? Not saying Fuath's the best pker, I honestly have no opinion of that. But you get my point?

> such as when ragers raid masters.
> He would show up for the warrant of one wanted rager, flees, flags a bunch of ragers.

***I know for a fact that he's gone after all WANTED's, including Ragers, at times when it's not in Fuath's best interest. Don't beleive me? Check the log board of him attacking the Village itself and you all [ragers I mean] get excited about killing him. And as far as flagging everyone else, well, it's the Law not to help a criminal. If Fuath's beating on a criminal, then you can't beat on Fuath (by the Law) to help out the criminal even if the criminal is in your Cabal (Defending the cabal ground is different of course.)

> Comes back with Trasthe, Maella, etc.. and all the masters.

***Sorry, but explain again why it's bad to help out your friends? Arbiters are supposed to help Arbiters. And well, when it comes to fighting ragers, why wouldn't Master's help? Fine, it's not an "honorable" fight as defined by CF, but who said Arbiters had to fight 1v1?

> As pissed off as ragers are regarding Fuath.
> it is point less to attack him, because, he just flags you. Hides when outnumbered. If you look at all his logs, Masters, or others are never far from him.

> he always gets away because, it is rather difficult to hunt someone when two guards are beating up on you.
> Flee, quaff potion, that takes alot of skill.

***Would you like some cheese with that? ok, not my best argument, but it's all I could think of :)

> with battle rager honor.
> It is not that hard to take down a single rager.

***Then be pissed at the Rager Cabal, not at the other cabal's who shockingly take advantage of it.

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Comments:	> > He sits in town, well hides in town rather. > *Ok, he's an Arbiter. Arbiters sit in towns. That's what they do. And I've never seen him hide. I can usually see him in town. And actually the thought that's crossed my mind most of the time was "And he's not even sitting in his guild." I don't call that hiding. > > waiting for the opportunity to present itself. > Who of the best pkers don't wait for the opportunity to present itself? Not saying Fuath's the best pker, I honestly have no opinion of that. But you get my point? > > such as when ragers raid masters. > > He would show up for the warrant of one wanted rager, flees, flags a bunch of ragers. > I know for a fact that he's gone after all WANTED's, including Ragers, at times when it's not in Fuath's best interest. Don't beleive me? Check the log board of him attacking the Village itself and you all [ragers I mean] get excited about killing him. And as far as flagging everyone else, well, it's the Law not to help a criminal. If Fuath's beating on a criminal, then you can't beat on Fuath (by the Law) to help out the criminal even if the criminal is in your Cabal (Defending the cabal ground is different of course.) > > Comes back with Trasthe, Maella, etc.. and all the masters. > Sorry, but explain again why it's bad to help out your friends? Arbiters are supposed to help Arbiters. And well, when it comes to fighting ragers, why wouldn't Master's help? Fine, it's not an "honorable" fight as defined by CF, but who said Arbiters had to fight 1v1? > > As pissed off as ragers are regarding Fuath. > > it is point less to attack him, because, he just flags you. Hides when outnumbered. If you look at all his logs, Masters, or others are never far from him. > > he always gets away because, it is rather difficult to hunt someone when two guards are beating up on you. > > Flee, quaff potion, that takes alot of skill. > Would you like some cheese with that? ok, not my best argument, but it's all I could think of :) > > with battle rager honor. > > It is not that hard to take down a single rager. > *Then be pissed at the Rager Cabal, not at the other cabal's who shockingly take advantage of it.

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