Do the Legacy Servers Have an Elitism Problem?

I like to think it's every where but it seems more servers have it harder then others. On Jenova the other night the raiders were complaining how it's so tough to get 7 others to form a group on such a bad server. And that savage was watered down because of all the bad players in the game. Take note that not a single group on Jenova has at any time been a world first, and after a few hours of us so called bads telling the elites that they would have more luck getting groups formed if they actively helped out others in learning content and developing better habits. It would make things so better if there was a system that actually helped with this feature as intended... oh wait.

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Originally Posted by Xiao_

This is exactly how it should be.

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Random ninja: WTF WHY YOU KICK ME
Group lead: Cause dem boots don't match noob
http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/...20151103105419
Random ninja: WTF i'm 20 item levels higher then you and i'm top dps, I"M REPORTING YOU FOR ABUSIVE KICK
Group lead: Go right ahead but I feel the GM's will agree with me about dem boots not matching yo, better take your a** to foot locker if you want in my group.
https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/i...DP7lkG1CtmCqwU

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Originally Posted by Auteur

So I was informed by the GM there's such a thing as a counterclaim by the grieving player that the party "forcibly kept the griefing player in the party too long instead of kicking." To me, this is a poor policy and only rewards this kind of ridiculous behavior, and honestly could lead to major embarassment for SE if a known quantity such as a Twitch streamer films this in action. The guy that was eventually kicked tried to hide behind this counterclaim when the party initially refused to kick him and wanted him to take the leave penalty.

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"Forcibly kept the griefing player in the party"?

He chould have left at any time he wanted. He chose to stay there instead of taking the penalty, trying to exploit the system.
It is impossible to keep someone in a duty if they choose to leave.



Technically, from one perspective, kicking him after he refused to take the deserter penalty could be viewed as assisting in exploitative behavior...

Take it from me, little buddy...
I don't care if your boots are cardboard, as long as you can get me through this dungeon faster than 20 minutes.

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Originally Posted by Jetstream_Fox

I like to think it's every where but it seems more servers have it harder then others. On Jenova the other night the raiders were complaining how it's so tough to get 7 others to form a group on such a bad server. And that savage was watered down because of all the bad players in the game. Take note that not a single group on Jenova has at any time been a world first, and after a few hours of us so called bads telling the elites that they would have more luck getting groups formed if they actively helped out others in learning content and developing better habits. It would make things so better if there was a system that actually helped with this feature as intended... oh wait.

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Or transfer to Gilgamesh kappa

It was probably at the start of the dungeon when you can't kick anyone for 15 minutes.

Rarely met one on Balmung. Even the endgame raiders are kind persons.

You..met ONE player from a legacy server that was rude and chose to judge over 100,000 players based on that...?

I'm..I'm really questioning my sanity here.
Man, all humans on this planet must be absolute sh*t because I met that ONE busdriver today who drove off despite seeing me run for the bus! :rolleyes:
Just..what?

The legacy servers have problems but elitism isn't one of them.

*glares at Balmung*

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Originally Posted by Atoli

You..met ONE player from a legacy server that was rude and chose to judge over 100,000 players based on that...?

I'm..I'm really questioning my sanity here.
Man, all humans on this planet must be absolute sh*t because I met that ONE busdriver today who drove off despite seeing me run for the bus! :rolleyes:
Just..what?

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Then you haven't met digital homicide