As I'm not familiar with that anime series, I'm not sure whether to be insulted or not. :P
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ask the gm that gave me 2 hours in jail for offering a blm that was struggling in t4 after the group disbanded. i got reported for harassing them by asking them questions to find out what they were doing to try and help them. since then i don't help anyone nor offer any assistance.
edit: i need to add that i'm not saying i will not help, but what i am saying is i won't go out of my way to offer help anymore. if someone asks how to improve i'll spend hours helping them if that's what it takes, but i won't offer help to anyone that hasn't asked for it anymore.
since i went to jail for asking simple questions and stating things such as "on the aoe groups you can really increase your damage by using fire 2 instead of blizzard 3" i don't offer to help people unless they directly ask for help in shout, fc, ls, or say within hearing distance.
Yes a large percentage of the TERA community is toxic but in among them are MANY MANY extremely helpful and kind people. I know this because I am in a guild full of them and we make it a point to help new people in the game. The community on this game is on the whole a lot nicer than TERA I will admit, BUT, there are still the people who THINK THEY ARE GOOD and everyone else is bad. I personally never complain about another member in any group I'm in and I have infinite patience because ITS A GAME and everyone learns differently.
Some people learn by seeing,
some learn by doing,
some people learn fast,
some people learn slow,
some people have crappy computers,
some people have crappy internet providers.
The one thing we all have in common is we all want to play the game and even if sometimes it isn't said out loud I'm sure that everyone I take the time to help appreciates it. I don't help people for any other reason than it gives me pleasure and adds to my gaming experience to do so. I also believe that people who run to the forums to post about BAD players insinuating they are good players are showing they aren't as good as they thought they were.