Celtic Heroes

K im gonna post a pic my group had falgren. We're all lvl 90- and a guy from inner circle can after we hit and got lock. In my opinion that is a ks? Like i don't understand how he's saying its not a ks.

Their is no KS'ing.. You fight until lock.

Pain would have had to do a significant amount more damage than your group as he was overlevelled, so you must have started pretty much at the same time, otherwise your guys woulda got lock over him.

Idk thanks for help. But idk in my opinion i really do think it is a ks. I just wanted opinions.

A kill steal is when you damage something/someone, and someone else comes and finishes it off and getting the kill.

If you attacked first, then what they did was a ks (assuming your story is true). The lock system has nothing to do with KSing; it is only there to give lower levels a higher chance of getting a kill over high levels.

A kill steal is when you damage something/someone, and someone else comes and finishes it off and getting the kill.

If you attacked first, then what they did was a ks (assuming your story is true). The lock system has nothing to do with KSing; it is only there to give lower levels a higher chance of getting a kill over high levels.

So if someone hits a 6* boss 2 seconds before someone else, and the person to hit 2 seconds after gets kill, they have KS'd?

Notice I said "finishes it off".

It is so hard to determine who hit first because everyone has a second or two lag towards everyone else. Its a world wide game.
Thats why you guys had the 10 second ffa rule right? Because it is much easier to tell if he started roughly the same time or if he started 10-15 seconds late and took the kill. The latter would be considered a stolen kill.

So rapid you accuse me of being a scammer for wanting to xfer and now you are protecting your ksing partner?
Way to lead man!
Before you make an excuse as to why what he did was not a ks listen to this.
A group of lvl 90's or what ever are preparing to take falg. Having their group all ready they begin. Assuming just before they started a high lvl flies up on his staff and begins to equip dps gear to take the kill. The lvl 90 group begins and the high level begins to attack ending with the high lvl with the target lock on falgren. A few things come to mind. This high lvl is a dk head and here are some reasons why.
1. Why is he even there??? Gold most likely or to equip one of his barely used alts. So basically greed.
2. He sees a nice nooby group try to take down falgren. If i was this high level i would at least watch them crash and burn first before killing falgren. Or better yet he could have HELPED THEM kill falgren. Either out of group but if greed is still on the mind then group so you can take gold away from the encounter.
3. Instead of doing any of number two what does this high lvl do? He engages the mob against the group with total greed for the drops. And if he did not get the lock, and with these actions, we can only assume he would have tried to group the low level group in order to fill once again his GREED and walk away with some gold and possibly drop.

You can not defend this ks.
Arythmatic your opinion is correct and im sorry that instead of trying to make up for the hard work wasted rapid just wants to support his ksing followers.

Kill steal is no longer
Target lock decides now, you can't get lock right away? Then go level and get stronger

Also, there's no limit anymore( 10 secs-15 secs) when u can join and fight
Any mob except gladiators are FFA
Deal with it

Noobz.

A kill steal is when you damage something/someone, and someone else comes and finishes it off and getting the kill.

If you attacked first, then what they did was a ks (assuming your story is true). The lock system has nothing to do with KSing; it is only there to give lower levels a higher chance of getting a kill over high levels.

What u doin in our world?
Go home, man

Point of the topic wasnt that the low lvls couldn't take the mob but that some high level greedily took the mob from a group of noobs that actually NEEDED falgren.