i dont mind a dfs, but it can get out of hand. When every 10 min someone comes of after a server change u cant change again and loot scrolls running..

Also i tried a "no thank you" after beeing asked for duel, then they go red and try to kill xD

some years ago i didnt find it too anoying since there dont was a dfs so often as of today.

I mean ppl rly dfs on lifeskill spots and changing character and buffin up wiht all shit before taking dfs.. i mean whats the point then. 

"wait i just go to grana pick some buffs and change my char to my valencia pvp dude then we can dfs right away" xD

Swapping channels is just a pathetic excuse by Pearl Abyss to exhault themselves of responsibility for fixing the issue.  The reality is you are very likely to just become the problem if you do that.  You may load into an already full location and you just reward bullying behavior.

Still trying to not answer Strawman ?

Bring your proof, write them all here instead of strawmaning around to avoid to actualy answer.

So, i dont mind, i will copy paste again, to keep show what kind of clown you are.

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Would be nice if there was only a 5 minutes channel swap CD instead of the current one. Which is way too long.

First come first serve has been the golden rule of mmo gaming since its beginnings.  In WoW, players formed lines to defeat rare monsters.   This has been widely regarded as the method most fair to everyone.

In BDO, many players have adopted a different method of conflict resolution, "Duel for spot".  DFS is unforutately not fair to everyone, however.  It favors a particular meta of class imbalance,  gear imbalance, and skill imbalance, or combination thereof, in 1v1 to determine who should be allowed to grind at a particular location.    DFS is commonly pushed by such players as a means of conflict resolution, and of course has become a topic of contention.

In Korea DFS is not even a thing because the players respect the fact someone else was there first.  Imagine waiting in line in WoW to kill a rare mob and a highly geared/skilled player cuts in the front of the line on the basis that they are more deserving of the spot because they are more geared/skilled than the other players- this is essentially what DFS is.  It is a pvp game after all, and enforcing your will through pvp is part of the game as well and if you can do that without unecessary conflict, the better.

First come first serve is a better etiquitte because it is fair to everyone and you don't have to waste time dueling on your loot scrolls/buffs everytime someone comes along and says "DFS" while you are trying to be efficient.  

Is there anyone who can think of something wrong with FCFS ettiquette? Players who might grind in areas where they aren't efficient will eventually regulate themselves.  Instead of asking "DFS?"  try, "How long?"  

Why not adopt FCFS as a more player friendly ettiqute for popular grind spots and make the game a little less elitist?

First come first serve has been the golden rule of mmo gaming since its beginnings.  In WoW, players formed lines to defeat rare monsters.   This has been widely regarded as the method most fair to everyone.

In BDO, many players have adopted a different method of conflict resolution, "Duel for spot".  DFS is unforutately not fair to everyone, however.  It favors a particular meta of class imbalance,  gear imbalance, and skill imbalance, or combination thereof, in 1v1 to determine who should be allowed to grind at a particular location.    DFS is commonly pushed by such players as a means of conflict resolution, and of course has become a topic of contention.

In Korea DFS is not even a thing because the players respect the fact someone else was there first.  Imagine waiting in line in WoW to kill a rare mob and a highly geared/skilled player cuts in the front of the line on the basis that they are more deserving of the spot because they are more geared/skilled than the other players- this is essentially what DFS is.  It is a pvp game after all, and enforcing your will through pvp is part of the game as well and if you can do that without unecessary conflict, the better.

First come first serve is a better etiquitte because it is fair to everyone and you don't have to waste time dueling on your loot scrolls/buffs everytime someone comes along and says "DFS" while you are trying to be efficient.  

Is there anyone who can think of something wrong with FCFS ettiquette? Players who might grind in areas where they aren't efficient will eventually regulate themselves.  Instead of asking "DFS?"  try, "How long?"  

Why not adopt FCFS as a more player friendly ettiqute for popular grind spots and make the game a little less elitist?

haha, alt + c go brrrr