When the adrenaline is pumping the last thing on your mind is "Is what were doing right?" trust me when I say this, the fight is so busy with so many mechanics to worry about. You have to understand what its like to be in a guild capable of a world first, this would have been my first "world first" and it was just too overwhelming. We had no idea at first that the saronite bombs were the culprit, as a matter of fact three or four people thought they were responsible for the "glitch", thinking whatever action they took was causing the glitch, including the rogue in question. Let me assure you this mentality is only present in the corrupt few found in most large and elite organizations. This is why the fraps will never be released unless some serious editing and music background is added, one member stated we should just voice over again and reenact the whole fight without the mentioning of this glitch and edit the raid warning frame by frame. I was too focused on my role to notice what was happening, in retrospect, it happened so fast, I simply heard two or three people saying in vent "Whoa, did you see that?" followed by our raid leader stating "Whatever you did just now, do it again next phase." This happened in fraps as well as in two or three raid warnings. No we did not power level engineering for the fight, we first noticed something was wrong right then and there. In regards to "the incident" Ensidia was involved in, first and foremost let me assure you that we are not cheaters, not in the sense most people are referring to us.ĭuring the LK fight we noticed something was different then the other 3 tries.
This letter also represent me saying my peace before my road ahead as a gamer.īefore I begin let me attest that I will not be reading replies to it, will not be answering questions or hate replies, as a matter of fact this is why this post came into fruition. Be warned, neither of these are safe for work.This post is made after thinking very hard and against the wishes of some of my closest friends. Update: It's worth a mention that the language Muqq used at the end of his post is identical (save places and names) to this post by Tigole (scroll to the bottom - it's the last thing on the page), written of EverQuest in 2002. Meanwhile, Muqq, the Ensidia player who posted about the ban, has taken this as an opportunity to quit WoW (and rant a bit at Blizzard about "half-assed encounters"), saying "to ban people when they do not know what's causing the bugs is just a joke." Before the ban (but after the hotfix), Ensidia put up a post claiming that they didn't think the bombs were an exploit Blizzard obviously isn't buying it.
In addition to the temporary ban, all items and achievements they gained from downing Arthas have been revoked. The story is that Ensidia made use of Saronite Bombs to "bypass The Lich King fight mechanics" (Saronite Bombs and similar items were disabled in a hotfix last night). It looks like Ensidia's 25-man world first on the Lich King will go down with an asterisk next to it, because they've all just received a three-day ban for "Abuse of in-game mechanics or glitches with intent to exploit or cheat in World of Warcraft." The Ensidia blog post reporting this is down as of this writing due to traffic, but you can still view the Google cache.
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