Awwwww, people are being mean and hurting your feelings?
If you aren't capable of handling it then leave, don't bitch on the forums about it like it bothers you so much that some idiot on a game yelled at you.
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If you don't like the current content and just want to gear your main then you have at least 2 months until you get to see any new content not currently in the game. You have lots of time to get soldiery my friend, don't let the feeling that you need to cap out every week keep you from doing things you actually enjoy doing. They will inevitably make it easier to get soldiery or even better gear when new content is released anyways. Full soldiery is not best in slot anyways, get the pieces you require and then work on turn 6+ where the content is more challenging and less monotonous. I can see where you're coming from with the soldiery cap but we had the same mentality with myth until 2.2 and look how that went.
Haha I think you're misunderstanding bud, I personally don't give a shit if people are rude or disrespectful to me. That still doesn't excuse the behavior, do you really want people to see you as a douche bag or would you rather people find your company enjoyable? I like to hope that people aren't so self centered that they only think about themselves, maybe that's a flaw in some minds but it's gotten me pretty far in life.
What he mentioned isn't "nothing". At least no more or less than everything in the game is nothing. If all you care is about progress, progress, progress any MMO is going to get boring pretty quick at the endgame grind. The content isn't going anywhere. For me personally though it's about playing with people. If not for my FC I would have given up on the game and the DF grind ages ago. We have fun and laugh our asses off no matter what we're doing.
I have impatience only if someone is continually making the same mistake. I spent most of Garuda HM my first time back in the day getting hated on in this one instance because the other party members assumed I was the reason why the plumes weren't going down fast enough and messing up the rocks. Turned out the other DPS weren't helping with the plumes because they thought they were going to burn Garuda (mind you, this is the beginning of the fight where it's identical to the first fight LOL).
People are really cranky on this game, it seems. I'm not sure why. It's a game. Have fun with it. If it makes you enraged, find something else to do.
From the forums, you'd think that FFXIV's community was a steaming cesspool, where the majority of players are rude or condescending. In practice, though, I've found the opposite to be true - the vast majority of players are, if not openly friendly, at least neutral or tolerant. Running into jerks does happen from time to time, but it's far from the most common case - and even when you do, those jerks are usually more interested in getting the instance done quickly and efficiently than they are in putting folks down, contenting themself with a snide comment or two but otherwise cooperating with the run.
The forums paint a different story, because if someone posts its because they've had a bad experience. It's hard for me to even imagine someone posting a thread called "Awesome run" ("Had an awesome Brayflox (Hard) run today! Went smooth, and the tank let me grab the treasure on the spiral staircase cuz I'm farming accessories!), and even harder to imagine that thread staying on the front page due to its running on for twelve pages of heated debate.
No, if you see a thread about a run, it's going to be about a BAD run, either complaining about a jerk, or posted by a jerk complaining about the noobs who wouldn't listen to his or her awesome and ever-so-polite advice. The fact that only a few of these per day show up on the forums, in a game with tens of thousands of players doing several instances each per day, is a good sign that the community as a whole is polite and/or friendly.
Take some consolation in that! It's not as bad as you might think. Jerks sure do have a talent for bringing down your day, though.