You can’t trade memories, AFAIK. So there is no reason not to pick it up.
That’s kind of a bad attitude. When our guild picks up pugs we offer gear we don’t need for helping and it’s polite to offer gear you don’t need to the group who picked you up out of LFG and is giving you a run. If I was group leader I would remove people for having bad attitudes, it’s not like there aren’t 10 more people in LFG looking for a spot.
Not surprising at all. 165 million people in US have IQs below 100.
LOLOL dude is triggered.
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Sounds like something an anti-trump socialist would say… 
(that’s a joke, please don’t call me a n-z-)
It probably showed up in his mailbox, later. Seriously though, he should have said nothing or just looted the boss when he realized it was important to the group. He probably talked himself into getting the boot. When you’re in someone else’s group you have to at least try to go along with their style.
If he’d just said “sorry, I needed to clear bags” and grabbed the loot he could have finished the run.
If you think someone asking if you need loot that you may not need is harassing, then you are incredibly sensitive.
You can simply respond with “sorry I need it”.
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/facepalm
Someone wins the lottery and requests to remain anonymous.
Certain WoW players in this thread:
They are shady as H E double hockey sticks, they don’t want to “share” (be constantly solicited) and that is wrong/selfish/immature/greedy/evil/not a team player/jerk/every other possible negative descriptor.
Actual ninja looting or reserving an item and not reading that beforehand? Can’t tell you how many groups I joined where an item was clearly stated as reserved and people still cried ninja.
One pug in a guild group is still a guild group
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Yet Personal Loot didn’t prevent him from getting kicked right? So what exactly is your point?
Doesn’t matter, at all, no matter how much it galls you that you have less control over others.
Also good job guys. Getting me a break because you don’t like my opinion. Real mature. Hope Blizzard starts banning people making false forum reports.
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i mean… makes you look like someone who prefers 20 gold over making someone else happy 
not saying they were right to kick you but you wernt gonna be a group-minded person.
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It does matter. It was their group so he got kicked for being a shady jerk and he got triggered. He can make his own group next time and run it however he wants.
This is why ML needs to return. Don’t like it? Make your own raid/guild. Don’t join raids using ML. 500 IQ right there
I would say the point is that at least he didn’t get screwed out of loot, loot+kicked is better than denied loot+kicked, thought that was kind of obvious.
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Yeah he ended up getting the item he didn’t need. Good for him.
Wonder if it was worth it to him, especially since he came to the forums to QQ
Just a FYI, this breaks the Code of Conduct and will net you another suspension for “discussing disciplinary actions”.
There are literally forum topics about people getting suspended for no reason
Yet if I say I got a 24 hour suspension for no reason I’m breaking the TOS. Ok
Last time was for a “real life threat” when I posted a screenshot of a damage number. Whatever people need to report me for to feel better about being wrong I guess
So? Doesn’t make it any less against the rules.
Those threads also get 404’d regularly, with appropriate consequences for those creating and breaking the rules in them.
I have read this thread and your posts, frankly, I believe Blizzard took appropriate action.
Yeah because your one of those guys that hates when others have an opinion different than you
A damage number is not a real life threat. In any way, shape or form. But continue about how your right and I’m wrong about that