Originally Posted by thewind32

I wish it would show who landed the killing blow along with how much time was remaining though, since the list is just sorted by total damage dealt in descending order. If someone blasts a raid boss into oblivion, there's the possibility that it was going to escape soon. Of course if you're hanging around your browser you might have an idea of how long the boss was up for, but sometimes I leave and I'm left wondering whether I should delete the overkill ally or not when I come back.

I know we can see what time it was killed, but you would have to convert the time to your timezone, and then find the difference compared to the time you discovered the boss, which I do not keep track of (and is impossible to know if it was discovered by someone else)

When I see a raid boss with less than 20 minutes (out of 2 hours!) left, then I more or less assume it was a "fire and forget, I'm off to sleep" by the finder, and might nuke it, especially if I already hit it before and thus already got invested in its destruction. I would've rather spent that raid point in a boss that was certainly killed off, than a raid boss that might escape because no helper dares kill it, while the finder either doesn't care or went offline.

So, basically saying: you can't expect people to kill bosses dealing 1 damage only, and eventually, someone will have to finish it off. Whether that's the finder or a helper. And I think, with 20-30 minutes left is about a good time to say "okay, everybody had ample time and several raid point refreshes to hit it, let's finish it off". If the finder finishes it before that time, then that's entirely his decision, but after that, it should be free for all.

So it can be done, now only to get the increase of allies sent to to beat this lol

Originally Posted by PhalzyrD

So it can be done, now only to get the increase of allies sent to to beat this lol

seems like spreading the awareness worked. now hopefully it continues this way.