Missed Sambas, Resentful Guildmember (Phasing?)
Posted: Fri Feb 25, 2011 12:44 am
So I've been sitting a Sambas' northernmost spawnpoint for about 2 hours today (setting aside the previous couple weeks camping), doing regular sweeps now and then. A couple minutes ago 2 hunters in my guild swoop up and we start talking about Sambas spawns. One of them eventually logs off and the other says he'll go sweep the other locations.
This second guildmember then whispers me that his NPCScan went off, but said it might be a pet. I fly through all the spawnpoints and arrive at the Victor's Point spawnpoint. I fly around there for a minute, then head back up to my original point. A minute or 2 goes by, then the guildmember whispers me that he just tamed him. He apparently had had to log out and in due to a "you already have a pet" bug. I congratulate him and fly back down to Victor's Point, where he said he tamed it.
NPCScan doesn't go off when I fly around the area marked on the worldmap, but then suddenly triggers as I go a few yards SE of the green area. It doesn't let me target it, and neither Sambas nor the guildmember show up when I track beasts or humanoids.
This isn't a flame at that guildmember; you can't call dibs on rarespawns. But that small window of time when I flew over while he was logged off is getting to me. I'm pretty miffed/disappointed/etc about the whole situation (understandably, I hope). I know the tamed time, so in theory I know the spawn window (whole lot of good it does me; I'll be at class/work). The guildmember said it was 6-10 hours.
This leads to my question:
Do we know for a fact that Sambas is not affected by phasing? I can't figure out why they didn't show up when NPCScan did finally go off. Was it phasing, or might have NPCScan been delayed in it's reaction? Should i be using this Silverdragon addon I've been hearing about instead? Has anyone had issues with NPCScan not detecting spawns when it should? (cache was clear).
On a sidenote, it seems like every single hunter is in Twilight Highlands this past week, at least on Proudmoore. Just yesterday I logged in at the Victor's Point location and saw 6 different hunters in about 30 seconds. Twilight Highlands used to be empty of players not that long ago.
This second guildmember then whispers me that his NPCScan went off, but said it might be a pet. I fly through all the spawnpoints and arrive at the Victor's Point spawnpoint. I fly around there for a minute, then head back up to my original point. A minute or 2 goes by, then the guildmember whispers me that he just tamed him. He apparently had had to log out and in due to a "you already have a pet" bug. I congratulate him and fly back down to Victor's Point, where he said he tamed it.
NPCScan doesn't go off when I fly around the area marked on the worldmap, but then suddenly triggers as I go a few yards SE of the green area. It doesn't let me target it, and neither Sambas nor the guildmember show up when I track beasts or humanoids.
This isn't a flame at that guildmember; you can't call dibs on rarespawns. But that small window of time when I flew over while he was logged off is getting to me. I'm pretty miffed/disappointed/etc about the whole situation (understandably, I hope). I know the tamed time, so in theory I know the spawn window (whole lot of good it does me; I'll be at class/work). The guildmember said it was 6-10 hours.
This leads to my question:
Do we know for a fact that Sambas is not affected by phasing? I can't figure out why they didn't show up when NPCScan did finally go off. Was it phasing, or might have NPCScan been delayed in it's reaction? Should i be using this Silverdragon addon I've been hearing about instead? Has anyone had issues with NPCScan not detecting spawns when it should? (cache was clear).
On a sidenote, it seems like every single hunter is in Twilight Highlands this past week, at least on Proudmoore. Just yesterday I logged in at the Victor's Point location and saw 6 different hunters in about 30 seconds. Twilight Highlands used to be empty of players not that long ago.