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Re: Freelance Raid Guidelines
« Reply #15 on: November 29, 2011, 04:19:34 PM »
 
Level Requirement Changes

In order to aid in our progression efforts and strengthen us as a team, our level requirements to attend Freelance raids are being increased.

To allow for a smooth transition, the changes will come into effect in stages, as follows:
 
               
DATE    LEVEL
Thursday, December 8, 2011
90
Thursday, January 5, 2012
92





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Re: Freelance Raid Guidelines
« Reply #16 on: May 22, 2012, 01:13:52 AM »
 
Level Requirement Changes

In order to aid in our progression efforts and strengthen us as a team, our minimum requirements to attend Freelance raids are being adjusted.

To allow for a smooth transition, these changes will come into effect in stages, as follows:
 
                    
DATE    LEVEL
Thursday, May 31, 2012
93
Thursday, June 14, 2012
94
Thursday, June 28, 2012
95
 

 
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Re: Freelance Raid Guidelines
« Reply #17 on: June 05, 2012, 04:10:17 AM »
 
Freelance is Moving Forward.  Do you fit?

To increase our raid performance, reduce and prevent delays, we must take Freelance to another level.  We have to raise the bar so to speak.  This requires revision and expansion of our guidelines to clearly define expectations of all those who attend our raids going forward.

When one joins a Freelance raid, they are are stating their intentions to be a team player.  It is expected that each person plays to the best of their ability, and strives to improve their game at every level.  There are no exceptions.

The folowing areas have been added:
[list bull-blackarrow]
  • Plan Ahead - Raid Prep, Gather Points, Travel Items, etc.
     
  • Raid Invites - Includes Minimum Requirements, and stipulations depending on our raid state.
     
  • Split Raid Channel Setups (sub-section in Channels Overview) - Setup/Coordination for split raid situations.
     
  • Buff & Debuff Assignments - How we handle Buff/Debuffs, and their importance.
     
  • Class Responsibilities - Parsing, knowing your class, keeping up with the times via your Class specific forums and discussion with others.
     
  • Noncompliance Policy - Associated rules governing failure to comply with one or more of our guidelines
Plan Ahead

Just as grouping requires planning ahead, similarly raiding is no different.  Below are a list of our expectations in this regard.

Expectations:
  • Know how to reach our gather points safely, and in a timely manner.
    • We don't do corpse drags.
    • We don't do COTH.
    • We can't do Banners.
    • If you're a slow zoner, allow sufficient time to reach the gather destination.
  • READ related STRAT POSTS located in Upcoming Events & Strategy section.  Events we currently raid are marked with a > :) < Smiley face.

    • Every raid target we do has a related post.
    • Each post contains EVERYTHING you need to know about the event, including:
      • Gather point zone, NPC name and location, as well as any keywords to enter.
      • Any group mission(s) and/or task requirements associated with the raid/zone/event.
      • Key/Flag requirements if any.
      • Audio/Text GTT Triggers if any.
  • Mandatory Audio and/or Text Trigger Setup.  Use either of the following legit third party programs:
    • GamTextTrigger
    • GINA
    • Don't use EQ in-game Audio Trigger feature, it causes lag, and is no where near as effective as the above alternatives.
  • Have a form of INVISIBILITY.  Indispensable for travel.  Don't rely on others to provide this.
  • Have a form of SHRINK clicky/spell, unless small class already (ie, Halfling, Gnome, Dwarf).
    • Raids in big or small areas, when 54 people are together, it gets crowded fast.
    • Always SHRINK after zoning/rez.
    • Self reliance in this area prevents diverting others attention to do it for you.  Especially during a battle.
    • If you don't enjoy the lower viewpoint, too bad.  Learn to play in 3rd person is my advice (F9 key to cycle views).


Raid Invites

Regardless of our current raid state, all of the following applies:
  • Minimum Level Requirements.
  • Any applicable: Group Task/Mission(s), and/or Raid Flag/Keys.
  • Mercenary suspended.
  • Not grouped with any out of zone players, and/or offline characters.
  • Not in any group/raid task/dz that conflicts with our forthcoming raid instance.
In addition to above, before a raid invite will be sent, the following must be met given the current state:

Initial Gather/Rally Call: Player character must be AT THE GATHER POINT.  Just being in the zone is not acceptable.

Prior to Event Engage, Between Events and/or Attempts/CR: When appropriate/feasible it is acceptable, and an invite will be sent providing the Initial Gather/Rally Call stipulation is met.

Mid-Event: No invites are sent.  It's not fair to those at the raid to allow joins after we've engaged an encounter.  In addition, it looks shady adding players mid-way through from both a DKP standpoint, and in general.



Channels Overview

Channels are like buffs, in that you have a limited number you can be in at any given time.  When you're with us raiding, your priority is OUR CHANNELS.

The reason we have channels is to facilitate efficient communication.  When you're not where you're supposed to be, you miss out on important instruction and/or coordinated efforts related to your class, role and/or tasked duty at the time (ie, DPS burn setups, ADPS clicks, Buffs, Heals, Tank setup, CC etc).

To join a channel, simple type: /join channelname:password.  If the channel has no password, then just /join channelname, where channelname is the name of the channel you want to join.

If you see your class listed below, you should be in the associated channel always during our raids.


Main Channels

FLRaids
Password: raids
Classes: ALL

cpigs
Password: pigs
Classes: ONLY those NOT flagged for the current target.  This is how we determine how many are not flagged, and waiting to get in.


Raid Instruction & Coordination Channels

* Be aware: No Talking in /Raidsay

During all our raids, we have additional channels which we give specific instructions to.  Be in the channel associated with your class/role listed below:
 
          1     2     3     4    
CHANNEL            CLASSES            
FLHeals:healsCleric, Druid, Shaman, Necro
FLTanks:tanksWarrior, Paladin, Shadowknight
FLCC:ccEnchanter, Bard, Shadowknight, Ranger, Druid, Monk
FLDPS:dpsRanger, Berserker, Beastlord, Shaman, Bard, and ALL players with Circle of Power clicky items.

 
Split Raid Channel Setups

When we need to split the raid into multiple areas, we have to sometimes divert into additional channels for groups to communicate effectively.

Split setups are assigned by group number(s).  You can find out your group number by pressing ALT-R to bring up the raid window.  Scan the list of players, look for your character(s), and the number to the left of the name is the group number.

Lead(s) are assigned to coordinate each section, prep/setup and delegate all players tasked within their purview.

Observe and Conform to the following conditions:
  • Do not fart around thinking you're a "special case" and thus exempt from being where you are asked to be.

 
  • Leads are relying on your promptness in joining the appropriate channel(s).  Leads should never have to /vtell you directly to get your attention that you are not where you're supposed to be.
Note:

If you are boxing, and your characters are split between two or more areas and you know it will impede your effectiveness and/or risk wiping the raid due to emote failure on one or more characters being split up.  Then SPEAK UP and let us know!  It's very possible that we overlooked your setup by mistake and we can correct it before engage, potentially preventing mishaps and lost time.



Buff & Debuff Assignments

Related Posts:
Raid Buffs - Hercules Edition
Debuff Breakdown - Spells & AA

For efficiency, a player is delegated to assign related Buff/Debuffs.  The list is dynamic due to the nature that our raid makeup changes throughout the night and every raid.  Assignments are also shuffled around so that it isn't the same players filling the roles every raid.

In addition to reading the related posts, conform to the following.

Buffs

Although we do MGB/TB buffing.  It is YOUR responsibility to be properly buffed (regardless of your class).  Improperly and/or lacking buffs, affects your ability to perform, which in turn weakens us as a team.

All requests for standard buffs are to be sent via /tell only.

Tanks: Paladins, Shadowknights, Warriors
  • Comply with the following setups:
[list bull-blackarrow] 
  • Ensure you have Divine Intercession and Shining Armor on.  If missing, ask for it in FLRaids channel.

 
  • Ensure you have enough buff slots.  35 is the current max.  Don't fill up with crap like Blessing of Assurance (Spell haste, which does nothing for you, and multiple versions of it stack with each other for no use but to eat up your valuable slots).
Hybrid Tanks (Paladins & Shadowknights), you should always have your HP Stance line running when in battle.  There's no excuse not to use it.

Main Tanks and/or Assigned Tanks:  Get VoT from SK's if you're tasked to be on point for something.  Every bit of extra lead/agro helps.


Healers: Druids, Shaman, Clerics

We delegate players to help co-ordinate/setup who will maintain specific short term buffs on assigned Tanks. 

When tasked, the following lines MUST BE MAINTAINED, ALWAYS:
    Divine Intercession (Cleric)
    Shining Armor (Cleric)
    Growth Line (Druid, Shaman)
    Apathy (Shaman)
There are no exceptions.  You will be called on.  You will be assigned.  Don't stress over it!  This is your time to shine, and contribute that extra bit to the team effort!


Debuffs

When tasked with one or more specific debuffs, you are responsible for their application.  This is another team aspect, in which the raid is counting on you to apply the debuff(s) expeditiously.



Class Responsibilities


Mandatory DPS Parsing

Parser available here: GamParse
Related section: DPS

Classes: ALL DPS

Parsing is how one measures various areas of play.  Commonly used to collect and format DPS performance and organize it in an easy to read way.  There are other uses however, such as for monitoring spell casts, discs, abilities and tanking.

Why mandatory parsing?

Well, it's simple.  There is no other way to gauge your performance, except for parsing.  You can't visually see yourself doing "well" or "good" or "better" than before without a metric to measure the action(s), save the results, and refer back to them for comparison.

How does parsing relate directly to Freelance raids?

Performance.  You cannot attend our raid with a mindset of: "I'll just float by and do my own thing".  It's all about pushing the envelope of play.  Remember, you're part of a collective, coordinating your actions with others.  You are just as responsible for your performance as the next person.  There are no special exceptions.  Think about what you contribute to the raid, and what are others doing by comparison.

Strive to be the best you can be.  Don't let your fellow raiders down by slacking.  If you mess up, fess up.  Learn from your mistakes, adjust your play to prevent it from happening again.  This is part of the raiding experience.  You chose to participate in it.  Live up to the expectations.

But... But.. But!  I raid for FUN!  I don't want to parse! Why me!?!

I'm here to tell you that "Fun" and "Performance" can and do exist simultaneously.  It's not one or the other.  Do not confuse our open raiding nature as an excuse to slack.  We raid a wide range of demanding content, including current expansion.  You want to be part of our team, then pull your weight, conform to our standards.

But.. <cry> my computer is too slow to parse!! Why are you picking on me again?!?

No one is asking anyone to parse in real-time.  Computer speed is irrelevant.  All one has to do is enable their log, have the proper parsing software available, and AFTER the event, RUN THE PARSER on your logfile.  It's so simple, a Dwarf could do it!



Know your Class & Adapt with the Times

Related Post: Class Specific forum links.

Classes: ALL

Self explanatory.  But very important.  So much so, I'm going to explain why here in detail.

One must keep up to speed with current class abilities, discs, spells, AA, and a slew of other things related directly to your class.  This is why we stress and demand that you be actively reading your class forums and are encouraged to engage in discussions with others about everything related to your class and/or indirectly related to your performance (ie, ADPS too!).

Time played in EQ doesn't automatically translate into good play.  Nor does it mean playing as you did when you first started is effective or acceptable at our raid level.  Over time, one can pick up bad habits, or become complacent in a group or raid setting. 

Every class/role has a learning curve, and depth.  Listed below are some lucid thoughts in this same vein:
  • Do not expect to absorb everything about your class in a single sitting.
  • Do not think you know everything about your class (because you don't, I don't either).  There are outhers out there that know more.
  • Do not envy others for knowing more about your class.  Instead, TAP INTO IT as a source of valuable information.
  • Sharing information isn't taboo!  Helping other raiders improve their game, increases our overall raid performance.
Whether you are on the receiving or giving end of helpful game improving tip(s), your action/reaction reflects your attitude. 

Offering Advice:

When offering advice to a fellow Freelancer, it's all about your messaging.  Break the ice if you don't know the other person and/or they're new to our raid team.  Size up their knowledge with a question that inadvertently taps for infomation.  Here's an easy example:  Hey Soandso, I noticed you're using Spell/Disc02 instead of Spell/Disc01, are you seeing better results with that?  From there, you can dive deeper into a discussion and get at what you're really trying to accomplish; which is dispensing advice constructively, but not offensively.  Doing it this way, doesn't put people on the defensive.

Receiving Advice:

If you're receiving advice from someone or others, don't be offended!  Be open minded, and not judgemental.  Consider their advice, apply it, and gauge the results (be it through parsing, or other applicable means).  Remember, there are others that know more than you.  But just the same, not everyone is right always!  Question to clarify, and always apply/evaluate if in doubt.

When witnessing poor play and/or performance from others, the worst thing we can do as a team is NOTHING.  Inaction is not acceptable.  Always look to identify issues, inefficiencies, and engage in preventative and/or corrective action in a respectful way.  We operate as a team.  Our individual actions directly affect our overall performance.


Gear Path Planning

Everyone should be planning their raid gear path.  This is important for two big reasons:
  • Planning ahead can allow for better gear choices.
  • Clicking item links frantically trying to size up all the drops at raid time is inefficient.
Gear Path Plan

Use raidloot.com and spreadsheet software of your preference, or magelo.com profile feature.

At raidloot.com, you can filter items by whatever stat/mod that compliments your class/role and focus.  You can look at EACH raid event we are actively hitting and view the drop tables. 

PS:  Yes, I plan my loot upgrades ahead of time, using MS Excel spreadsheet to do it.  Very simple.  Obtained items are then checked off the list.  Took all of maybe 30 mins to an hour to do it up.  As we progress through tiers, I adjust the list accordingly.

OMG you link the items and start loot too fast!!
(aka, clicking item links frantically trying to size up all the drops at raid time...)

This isn't amateur hour.  By planning ahead, you know what will drop, you know what you're after, and you can JUMP RIGHT IN AND BID FOR IT.  There's no clicking links; trying to frantically compare it to what you're wearing, and factoring in all the variables within a span of 30 seconds... Get real, and get serious.

Consider also, that by attempting to make decisions on the fly for gear, it slows down the bidwar process.  Because what happens often is, an item comes up, a player looks at it; 30 seconds later determines it is an upgrade.  The player then starts in bidding late in the process.  Had they entered 30 seconds ago, the bids would have expedited higher more quickly, potentially resulting in faster closure.



Noncompliance Policy

This policy covers any/all guidelines outlined in this document. 

Failure to comply with one or more guildeline(s) outlined within this document and/or stated during our raids is sufficient grounds for removal from the instance and/or raid at the time and further/future participation both temporary and/or permanent.

Be aware:

The clause above is necessary to handle times when faced with individuals who clearly demonstrate no intentions of complying with our rules for the betterment of the team.

Unless otherwise stated, this isn't a zero-tolerance policy.  Each infraction is considered in context, and subject to judgement whether sufficient action is warranted, and/or whether the individual has made the necessary adjustments in order to conform.

The clause is not used to remove players who simply make mistakes, or anything down those lines.  We're very tolerant of mishaps, and understand they happen.  It's all part of the learning process.


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Re: Freelance Raid Guidelines
« Reply #18 on: September 05, 2012, 09:56:56 PM »
 
Minimum Requirement Changes

In order to aid in our progression efforts and strengthen us as a team, our minimum requirements to attend Freelance raids are being adjusted.

* Effective: Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Minimum Required to attend raids:
  • Level 95
  • 2500 AA
  • 90 Alaran Language (for raid emotes)
  • All 6 MPG Group Trials completed (for resists)
  • All 5 DoN Tiers (for power gains)
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Re: Freelance Raid Guidelines
« Reply #19 on: September 25, 2012, 04:49:04 PM »

FLHeals Lead Addition:
 
Updated Authority FLHeals section to reflect the addition of Dimbly as a Healer Lead.


Minimum Requirement Changes Reminder Coming Soon:

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Minimum Requirement Changes
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In order to aid in our progression efforts and strengthen us as a team, our minimum requirements to attend Freelance raids are being adjusted.

* Effective: Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Minimum Required to attend raids:
[list bull-blackarrow]
  • Level 95

 
  • 2500 AA

 
  • 90 Alaran Language (for raid emotes)

 
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Re: Freelance Raid Guidelines
« Reply #20 on: October 15, 2012, 02:21:43 AM »
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Minimum Requirement Changes
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In order to aid in our progression efforts and strengthen us as a team, our minimum requirements to attend Freelance raids are being adjusted.

* Effective: Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Minimum Required to attend raids:
[list bull-blackarrow]
  • Level 95

 
  • 2500 AA

 
  • 90 Alaran Language (for raid emotes)

 

The guidelines post has been updated to reflect these changes.


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Re: Freelance Raid Guidelines
« Reply #21 on: December 04, 2012, 07:19:24 PM »

Level Requirement Changes

In order to aid in our progression efforts and strengthen us as a team, our minimum requirements to attend Freelance raids are being adjusted.

To allow for a smooth transition, these changes will come into effect in stages, as follows:
 
DATE    LEVEL
Thursday, January 3, 2013
96
Thursday, February 7, 2013
98
Thursday, April 4, 2013
100
 

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Re: Freelance Raid Guidelines
« Reply #22 on: March 29, 2013, 06:14:36 PM »
 
Channels Overview

Channels are like buffs, in that you have a limited number you can be in at any given time.  When you're with us raiding, your priority is OUR CHANNELS.

The reason we have channels is to facilitate efficient communication.  When you're not where you're supposed to be, you miss out on important instruction and/or coordinated efforts related to your class, role and/or tasked duty at the time (ie, DPS burn setups, ADPS clicks, Buffs, Heals, Tank setup, CC etc).

To join a channel, simply type: /join channelname:password.  If the channel has no password, then just /join channelname, where channelname is the name of the channel you want to join.

If you see your class listed below, you should be in the associated channel always during our raids.


Main Channels

FLRaids
Password: raids
Classes: ALL

cpigs
Password: pigs
Classes: ONLY those NOT flagged for the current target.  This is how we determine how many are not flagged, and waiting to get in.


Raid Instruction & Coordination Channels

* Be aware: No Talking in /Raidsay

During all our raids, we have additional channels which we give specific instructions to.  Be in the channel associated with your class/role listed below:
 
CHANNEL            CLASSES           
FLHeals:healsCleric, Druid, Shaman, Necro
FLTanks:tanksWarrior, Paladin, Shadowknight
FLCC:ccEnchanter, Bard, Shadowknight, Ranger, Druid, Monk
FLDPS:dpsRanger, Berserker, Beastlord, Shaman, Bard, Rogue, and ALL players with Circle of Power clicky items.


Added Mages and Wizards to the FLDPS channel list.   Originally, the DPS channel was to co-ordinate our ADPS, but has to be more inclusive so that all primary DPS are in the loop for Burn details at various stages of any event.

Warning:

This goes for all the channels, players of said classes listed are expected to be in their respective channels.  Repeat offenders not conforming to this stipulation will be given a warning, and removed from the raid if inaction continues going forward.

As a side note here, if you're tight on channel space and/or unable to set up autojoins; make a hotkey with the appropriate /joins and /leaves.  When you attend a FL raid, use the hotkey and to set up for FL channels. 

Setup a GTT for pattern: Channels Reminder:

That's the pattern for the first line of my hotkey for channel details that follow it.  When it triggers, you'll know to check your channels and adjust your setup.



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Re: Freelance Raid Guidelines
« Reply #23 on: March 14, 2014, 11:23:51 PM »
 
AA Minimum Requirement Changes

In order to aid in our progression efforts and strengthen us as a team, our minimum requirements to attend Freelance raids are being adjusted again.

In addition to our existing minimum requirements in other areas, the AA requirement to attend is being raised to 7000.

* Effective: Thursday, March 20, 2014



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Re: Freelance Raid Guidelines
« Reply #24 on: March 11, 2015, 01:42:45 AM »
Minimum Requirement Change

In addition to our existing minimum requirements in other areas, the level requirement is being raised to 105.

* Effective: Thursday, March 12, 2015

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Re: Freelance Raid Guidelines
« Reply #25 on: March 12, 2015, 02:58:58 PM »
Minimum Requirement Change

In addition to our existing minimum requirements in other areas, the level requirement is being raised to 105.

* Effective: Thursday, March 12, 2015

In addition to these changes, upon reviewing current operations of FL and our guidelines, the following changes have also been made:

- Frostfox has been removed as FLHeals lead and related duties due to inactivity.  On behalf of FL, we thank her for her efforts and participation in these areas.
- References to GTT/GamTextTriggers in the Guidelines post have been removed.  We've migrated to GINA and as such it is now the standard in this regard.


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Re: Freelance Raid Guidelines
« Reply #26 on: November 11, 2015, 06:16:44 PM »
Two additional RAs have been added to help co-ordinate the following areas: FLCC and FLTanks.

Bdallya is charged with CC co-ordination and related duties.

Gimamam is responsible for Tank co-ordination and related duties.

As with other designated respective RAs, please follow their instruction and guidance.  PS, that means not breaking mez early, because well, you know who you have to deal with now when that happens! /em runs!  On the tank front, Gimamams' initiation will be complete with our tanks ganking aggro off him repeatedly until he curls up in a ball in the corner rocking back and forth... /grin.

Welcome aboard Gimamam and Bdallya!


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Re: Freelance Raid Guidelines
« Reply #27 on: September 21, 2016, 01:22:46 AM »
Policy Change - Effective Thursday, September 22, 2016:

We ask that all players attending Freelance raids do so only on the character they intend on playing.  Boxed characters are no longer permitted.  This includes no boxes on the bench for Raid Attendance purposes.

As always, it's entirely up to the person attending which character they wish to bring.  This includes player's who enjoy swapping to a class they feel would benefit the team at that time.

Thanks for your understanding,
- Freelance Raid team


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Re: Freelance Raid Guidelines
« Reply #28 on: June 16, 2019, 04:17:58 AM »
Minimum Requirement Changes

DoN and MPG are no longer required to attend Freelance raids.

Current requirements are now as follows:
  • Level 105
  • 7000 AA

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Re: Freelance Raid Guidelines
« Reply #29 on: June 02, 2021, 01:19:28 AM »
Tuesday, June 1, 2021 - Update

Overhauled the Freelance Raid Guidelines post.