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Hehe, at my level, the high levels wouldn't waste their time jumping my kills, so that means I get the lower leveled rep jumpers. These people are surprisingly easy to trick, and let me tell you, it is really funny to watch.
One example was when I was on a Kingshead trip with my guild. A level 20 came when the guildmaster (AdmiralBeckett on here) was casting wither and letting the rest of the guild get hits on it, meaning it counted as guild kills, and we all got money and rep.
The level 20 was sweeping the group of Veterans we were fighting, stealing rep, money, and taking kills. So in our chat we decided to have some fun with him. Our guildmaster (very cleverly) managed to convince him that he would get more money and rep if he followed her. To keep him from suspecting something, we all followed her.
We got up to the assassins, we made sure he stayed, by killing the first one without letting him take a hit. So then when the next assassin popped up, he jumped on it expecting us to help him. Our guildmaster fired a few shots with her staff which made him think we were helping. Eventually the assassin's gaze turned to him, and we watched the show. The punk got slain and never came back. ^.^
Another example of my fun with rep hoppers was when I was training at Cuba. There were some level 13-18 fly traps I was training my pistol on when a level 8 showed up and started shooting them. So I killed a few with him, then I shot a one and watched as the rep hopper began shooting.
He started taking damage and tried to run, but seemed to not know that the fly trap could spit venom. He yelled at me "Dude!! Help me!!" and I responded: "Well you seemed like you wanted to kill the monsters I was training on, so I'll let you do it, I don't see a problem in that." I was falling over laughing while he ran like a headless chicken and died.
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