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What exactly do you want them to do? NCSoft never once gave me items back from a ninja who stole my loot when I ran instances, yet you want them to give you loot from some random that stole it from you. Welcome to the world of MMOs my friend, most GMs don't get involved with stuff like this unless you were scammed out of an item. In this case - you weren't scammed out of an item, you allowed a random into your group and that random used the need instead of greed option. You aren't going to find a server on this planet that is going to do what you want done.

Go here https://euroaion.com/en-US/Manage/Teleport

https://euroaion.com/en-US/Manage/Teleport Go here and do this.

You could also set up a macro and keep spamming it around the area /target Trandila It's been so long since I made macros in Aion i believe that /target is the correct one.

Have you tried changing channels? I think her spawn time is 1-4 hours.

Was having the same issue not sure of the issue with that.

No idea, hopefully one of the ones in these racks.

Starting to look promising.

I can't believe how badly they destroyed official Aion... They didn't learn their lesson from destroying Lineage 2 either.

Double XP is handled server side, not via repose. You were getting double xp.

This is normal to see at all datacenters, no need to worry.

Where's the fun and excitement in that though? Nothing more exciting than managing to socket that final manastone knowing that you may lose everything if you fail.

Yes I know, I've worked in a datacenter. The fire suppression systems are not meant to fail. Whether that is a Halon or newer CAS (clean agent system). Most of these places don't pay 40k for even the most basic system to have them fail. Someone definitely dropped the ball here. My guess, and this is just a guess is that they were using the bare minimum system, no Halon, no Evac setup. Maybe this incident will force them to upgrade to a better one. Especially when your datacenter hosts millions of sites. At minimum they should have had an FM200 suppression system with a backup evac system to clear the room of all oxygen, without oxygen fires cannot breath and the FM200 system is non conductive to electricity which means that it wouldn't have destroyed the servers. The datacenter I worked in was owned by the US Military, so, it did have top of the line million dollar suppression systems.

I'm still baffled at how their anti-fire system failed. Those things almost never "fail" without help anyway.

I'd love to see an old school 2.5 server. Before gunners and aethertechs.