A druid was camping me the other night, I was lvling my paladin team over the AV weekend (got from 67 to 72 too xD)
I am going to turn in my AV quests at lvl 70, and I see an 80 druid camping hillsbrad and figured I could kill him. Well he ended up having some wrathful and relentless, and kicking my butt quite easily.
I figured he would let me loot up and leave, I mean he already wiped the floor with me, right? Nope... 3 times in a row he kills me. I logged over to my mages and ran over and one shotted him 5x insta-cast pyro style.
While lvling up in zones like STV, I usually bring a main team of my over to the zone and leave them logged out there, if people kill you log over and return the favor. Let the griefers now killing you means that a group of 80's will be hunting them down, so they usually will just leave you alone.
When I was lvling up my first time, I just lvld up a 2nd or 3rd team if another one was being camped and the person just was not leaving, it beats sitting there waiting.
5x Mages - 80 - Vnla - The Forgotten Coast
5x Warlocks - 80 - Craan - The Forgotten Coast
5x Shamans - 80 - Slna - The Forgotten Coast
5x Paladins - 71 - Regulatea - The Forgotten Coast
5x Hunter - 15 - Lovaa - The Forgotten Coast
5x Druid - 23 - Aira - The Forgotten Coast
Actually it's a lot easier than having a spy. My main back in BC was a rogue and if people pissed me off enough, I would camp them until they logged out. I even had some nasty macros -- stealth on their corpse, and spam my KOS macro -- /target <name>, /cast Shadowstep, /cast Sap. Didn't matter if it was another stealther or not, the instant they rez, it would find them and have them sapped before they could restealth, and as long as you were on their corpse, the range for shadowstep would get them 100% of the time. But back to the trick -- since I claimed to camp them until they logged... All you need to do is try to add the enemy player to your friends list. If they are online, you get "player is hostile", if they are offline, you get "player not found"
While players in starting zones can flag themselves by either attacking or typing /pvp at any level, I can't imagine that a bunch of level 1s and 2s are actually flagged in Northshire abby. Elywynn forrest is alliance territory which means that alliance are not flagged by default.
very handy when you are on a boxer server ^^
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I think we miscommunicated. I was talking about being on the receiving end of a multi-account camper.
Unless you're saying attempting to add the opposite faction's players to friends lists generates a "player is hostile" message? Every time I've tried that, I always get "player does not exist."
Now playing: WoW (Garona)
i gotta admit the campfire is priceless
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