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Kill stealing is | Kill stealing is not a very nice thing to do and is frowned upon by little noobs who want to level and become stronger. | ||
It can also be referred to as ksing | It can also be referred to as ksing | ||
It refers to the act of jumping in a battle someone else started with a monster killing it therefore "stealing" the kill and exp (and some times the item drop) of the | It refers to the act of jumping in a battle someone else started (mainly a noob) with a monster killing it therefore "stealing" the kill and exp (and some times the item drop) of the poor, weak noob. | ||
Also repeated ksing can be reported to the mods as a form of harassment and you can be temporally banned from ms for doing it | Also repeated ksing can be reported to the mods as a form of harassment and you can be temporally banned from ms for doing it. | ||
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Kill stealing is not a very nice thing to do and is frowned upon by little noobs who want to level and become stronger.
It can also be referred to as ksing It refers to the act of jumping in a battle someone else started (mainly a noob) with a monster killing it therefore "stealing" the kill and exp (and some times the item drop) of the poor, weak noob.
Also repeated ksing can be reported to the mods as a form of harassment and you can be temporally banned from ms for doing it.