Seeing a trend
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  I am seeing more and more large mob players (10k and above) attacking low mob players (less than 1k). I thought this was frowned upon if not a No-No. I have been asked by lower lvl players to step in but so far have only given advice. Do I have a misunderstanding of this attack range? Is anyone else seeing this trend? 
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  Attacking low level and mob players gives poor XP, waste of stamina in my opinion. 
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  If low level/mob players post vulgar/stupid comments I will raze them. 
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  Sometimes adults have to restrain themselves and lead. When a noob attacks me. I don't retaliate. I give them advice. Not a knockdown. Now if they continue their attack. Teach the hard way. 
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  👍@cazzo👆 
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  There are a lot of reasons a player might be attacked, regardless of mob size. Attacking a player, not their turf, is an everyday part of game play. It is not a big deal & is typically not personal. This latest group of players doesn't seem to understand that. 
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  I'm talking about turf attacks. I understand reg attacks. 
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  My turfs were getting attacked harder and more often than my profile so I started attacking a lot of turfs too, thinking it was expected and no different than attacking a player, until people started sending warnings. If other new players are making the same mistake I would assume it's for the same reason, learning by example without realizing that they're learning bad habits from rude jerks. 
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  If I want to cap I cap. I dot even check for mobsize anymore. I jut take it. Course I only take one or two 
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  ✙Baron✙ wrote: I can attest to this. I posted a dumb question about chain invite codes and he ERed me 3 times. ;)If low level/mob players post vulgar/stupid comments I will raze them. 
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  If I had a mob of 33k I wouldn't check for sum ones mob size either belial 
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