Let's spread love

[Hysterior]

Hi guys

I see some threads saying the game will fail because of grass, of graphics, of questing or gameplay... but this is putting all the blame on developers.

What will make new players stick to the game is also the people who are there, how welcome they feel, how helped they are and how great the adventure they go through is.

there is a lot of friction lately between Legacy and non-legacy and I won't even start saying who's right or wrong but in any case, I think Legacy or not have a huge part to play in the success of that game.

Ex:
1/you are a healer going from point A to point B on foot. You see someone about to get KO by a mob > Heal him
If you are attacker, you can also help someone who needs it

2/ You see lot of people trying to kill same monsters your are for a quest.
You know you only need to get ONE hit on that mob to get the count for your quest, why not letting other people hit it too?

3/ If you have buffs that can be cast on others, randomly give it

4/ people shouting asking for an item you have more than plenty off, people asking for where to go... you know what you can do

I am probably SUPER idealistic but if I play MMORPG is before all for playing with people.
I have always been healer in mind, love to give random heal/buff if I can

and don't you like to receive them or be helped?

Before blaming SE on everything, let's try to make the game as positive experience as we can for everybody and ensure that each and every player feel welcome in the game so we can grow our ranks with time.

I want people to say that FFXIV is their best online experience, don't you?
Let's do this

[Gramul]

Well, yes. It's the developers fault that the game has taken a direction an amount of people don't like. That's why they are blamed.

But yes, it would be good to be helpful to others in game. Especially sense there's no downside to joining in fights.

[Aldora]

Hi guys

I see some threads saying the game will fail because of grass, of graphics, of questing or gameplay... but this is putting all the blame on developers.

What will make new players stick to the game is also the people who are there, how welcome they feel, how helped they are and how great the adventure they go through is.

there is a lot of friction lately between Legacy and non-legacy and I won't even start saying who's right or wrong but in any case, I think Legacy or not have a huge part to play in the success of that game.

Ex:
1/you are a healer going from point A to point B on foot. You see someone about to get KO by a mob > Heal him
If you are attacker, you can also help someone who needs it

2/ You see lot of people trying to kill same monsters your are for a quest.
You know you only need to get ONE hit on that mob to get the count for your quest, why not letting other people hit it too?

3/ If you have buffs that can be cast on others, randomly give it

4/ people shouting asking for an item you have more than plenty off, people asking for where to go... you know what you can do

I am probably SUPER idealistic but if I play MMORPG is before all for playing with people.
I have always been healer in mind, love to give random heal/buff if I can

and don't you like to receive them or be helped?

Before blaming SE on everything, let's try to make the game as positive experience as we can for everybody and ensure that each and every player feel welcome in the game so we can grow our ranks with time.

I want people to say that FFXIV is their best online experience, don't you?
Let's do this

I've always considered it to be a common courtesy to help people when traveling through Vana'Diel and Eorzea. Whenever I see someone fighting something, I'd stop and watch if they can handle the situation. If they are having trouble staying alive I'd heal and buff them immediately. Otherwise I'd wait for them to finish, before healing and buffing them.

If they would thank me afterwards, then i'm happy.

The same goes for giving directions.

[Forgo]

I tend to help out even if not asked, like if someone is getting hammered by mobs but don't want me to help them even though they about to eat dirt (ko) then I help them anyway. I don't really play healing jobs but I will heal if I can and buff random people and people do the same for me. So yes I agree people should try to help each other out. By the way if people ask me how to get somewhere I drag them out there because showings is better then telling and it normally leads to misadventures lol. XD

[Niqote]

Larek~! I support this >w<

[Hysterior]

cute picture ^^

[Cecwhite]

Yeah I agree, there were times I'd run by someone almost about to die and help them out.. sometimes they'd still die sometimes they won't , other times I wasn't allowed to help kill the mob, but it's the thought that counts and the willingness to stop focusing on myself and my goals for 10 secs and help someone else out. It's amazing how much ppl ask where something is or how to do this and there's no answers at all. Just a few seconds of time to make a good impression on others. You never know you might need their help someday too

[ArkhamNative]

I and maybe others don't often socialize or ask for help beforehand, which could be because the game so far has been a little too solo-friendly (IMHO). Getting a little "love" is always welcome, and sort of opens doors to a player becoming more social. I always try to say {thank you} if possible, too.

I hope most of us can be great ambassadors to help all the new players of ARR. The amount to learn to play any MMO can be intimidating, and even people coming from those "toony" MMOs will be a little disoriented at first.

Oh, and I also try to spread the love with heals. It's especially fun when playing a DoW. ("Hey, that THF just raised me!?!" (FFXI))

[Orophin]

I like the tone of your post, but you might want to edit some of the content as it breaks the NDA.

[Deli]

/nod
I, too, keep an eye on ppl's fight along my road. Many times, I just jumped off my chocobo, changed to WHM and started to heal ppl. I usually drop protect and stoneskin when I'm going to leave, too.

I often don't ask for people's help. If I got a random heal, I always make sure I do {Thank You} not just Thank You
I think it's important for people to receive the proper thank you in the language they are mostly comfortable