Kush Obelisk Queue - Revision history

Iratia at 19:50, 9 September 2018

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	* Wait until you can build a different type of obi. There are 7 types of obis and some maybe easier to accomplish.		* Wait until you can build a different type of obi. There are 7 types of obis and some maybe easier to accomplish.

		+	Since Kush has had no queue since the beginning AND no drama regarding this issue how is the premise expressed in the TLDR true? This seems like this section should be moved to the Discussion part of this page.
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	* Wait until the Obi building frenzy has died down. About mid-tale most of the heavy PVPers will have bailed. You can tell when this happens because the last-build date on the highest obi is long past it's sell by date.		* Wait until the Obi building frenzy has died down. About mid-tale most of the heavy PVPers will have bailed. You can tell when this happens because the last-build date on the highest obi is long past it's sell by date.
	* Wait until you can build a different type of obi. There are 7 types of obis and some maybe easier to accomplish.		* Wait until you can build a different type of obi. There are 7 types of obis and some maybe easier to accomplish.
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	Why would you come here? You know we don't do that stuff.		Why would you come here? You know we don't do that stuff.

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 Why would you come here? You know we don't do that stuff.
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 *Not having a queue rewards and prioritizes those who make the effort to stay informed and prepare themselves for a timely build. Queues, on the other hand, simply reward the fastest to sign up.
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 *Queues are inherently unfair. The listmaker's close friends obtain early, low cost spots on the list. Others not so well connected end up with spots months out with high build costs. There's no justification for this.
 *Queues remove all possibility for competitive behavior. The test was originally intended to be a competitive one, and even if people choose to be polite to fellow builders, the option for open competition should be there.
-*Queue are either unenforceable, or require elders to waste banish powers on petty obelisk disputes.
+*Queues are either unenforceable, or require elders to waste banish powers on petty obelisk disputes.
 *Queues force you to commit to be ready to build on some random day, possibly months away, when you have no idea what you'll really be doing then.
 *If the 'next in queue' person is offline at the time they are supposed to build, how long do you wait for them to come back before 'skipping' them in line? Do they get to jump back into line when they return? It's a management nightmare, and wastes the time of others who are ready to build immediately.
 *Not having a queue rewards and prioritizes those who make the effort to stay informed and prepare themselves for a timely build. Queues, on the other hand, simply reward the fastest to sign up.
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 <blockquote>Nope. No one's requiring you to do anything. But it may be the easiest/best place for you to 1) get information on who's built recently and 2) post your build to reduce the likelihood of someone overbuilding you by accident.
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 '''''What if two people both want to build 'next' after the current obelisk passes? Who gets to?'''''