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Even if DKP was a good system there's no point in using it atm with all the completely garbage loot. Ret Pallys with Bonereavers Edge, yeah okay

Allstar wrote:Even if DKP was a good system there's no point in using it atm with all the completely garbage loot. Ret Pallys with Bonereavers Edge, yeah okay

That has nothing to do with the system, but the people (ab)using it

do gdkp like papanosta

Allstar wrote:Even if DKP was a good system there's no point in using it atm with all the completely garbage loot. Ret Pallys with Bonereavers Edge, yeah okay

you could always not bring those classes to raids you know...
oh wait, its T1 content. nobody cares.

Mimma wrote:Our guild are storing DKP in the officer notes, which means the DKP in a raid is not lost in case of a disconnect. To do that we use the GuildDKP addon (http://armory.digam.dk/?sa=download.fil ... p1=2&p2=79).

Basically you "/gdminus <player name> <dkp>" or add DKP to entire raid "/addraid 25".

We are working with a term called Boss DKP. This means that each boss in MC gives for example 400 DKP. That DKP is then spread out on all members of the raid, so a boss kill with 40 man gives (400 / 40 = 10) DKP each, but had there only been 30 in the raid, then (400 / 30 = 13.33 -> 14 DKP each).

I downloades itg but its puting it in player notes not oficer how do i get it in oficernotes?

Aah, you are right - i remembered wrong. Guild notes, not officer notes (does it make a difference?)

just would like it to be in officer notes

When I ran a guild with the DKP system, I stored it in a google doc sheet that everyone in the guild could view. It's pretty ugly, but it did it's job fine. Other than that, all I want to say about (non-retarded) DKP systems in general is that they are very good if you want to reward activity, but notably lacking if you want to reward performance.

This was how it looked: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... edit#gid=0

I used WebDKP (an addon) to store the DKP from one raid ingame and then I simply transferred that into the sheet. I doubt my solution was anywhere near optimal, but it was nice to have all of the dkp so visible for everyone in the guild.

I currently keep track of my guild's DKP by taking a screenshot of the raid screen at the start of the raid, and then another screenshot of the raid group every hour until the end of the raid.

During the raid, I keep notes of who joins and leaves the raid and at what time.

Then, I go through each screenshot and write down how many hours each person was in the raid for, and then assign DKP accordingly.

Then I post the DKP standings on our guild's website.

This method of doing it all by hand is time consuming, but I feel that it is accurate and worth the time.

Ycbshadow wrote:This method of doing it all by hand is time consuming, but I feel that it is accurate and worth the time.

You're right: VERY timeconsuming. And what do the raid do the day you can't attend?