I've recently noticed that a PKer in the wild can stealth approach on foot, and before attacking with a hally, use a token mount for an unfair advantage.
Obviously, without a token mount, this isn't possible. The only other plays would be having a mount visibly following the PKer while stealthing around.
It's not allowed in dungeons, obviously because there are no mounts. So why is this allowed in the wildlands where gatherers are already at a disadvantage in PvP engagements?
I was told by staff that: “You can mount while hidden; you just can’t stealth move while mounted.”
Technically true. But it creates a loophole that functions like an exploit:
This gives a massive advantage to anyone who can afford a token mount, and it disproportionately punishes harvesters who already take the biggest risks in the wilds...
Or is this just considered the perk for having a token mount??
Recommendations:
Obviously, without a token mount, this isn't possible. The only other plays would be having a mount visibly following the PKer while stealthing around.
It's not allowed in dungeons, obviously because there are no mounts. So why is this allowed in the wildlands where gatherers are already at a disadvantage in PvP engagements?
I was told by staff that: “You can mount while hidden; you just can’t stealth move while mounted.”
Technically true. But it creates a loophole that functions like an exploit:
- Hidden approach
- Magical mount
- Halberd opener
- Immediate mounted pursuit
This gives a massive advantage to anyone who can afford a token mount, and it disproportionately punishes harvesters who already take the biggest risks in the wilds...
Or is this just considered the perk for having a token mount??
Recommendations:
- If a hidden player initiates PvP while on a token mount, they should be auto‑dismounted on attack with a cooldown.
- Or: disallow PvP attacks while hidden & mounted.
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