Example:Quote:
Originally Posted by MuseTraveller
"Hello GM, I joined a PF for an EX/Primal clear today that was eventually ruined because a Bard left after we wiped a few times. The rest of the party lost moral after that and left as well. The Bard kept trying to tell me that I should be in Shield Oath too, but from the research I've done on forums it says that MTs should be in their DPS stance as much as possible. I only had a few hours to play the game last night, and after the Bard left there wasn't enough time to form another party in the PF from scratch so I was not able to get the clear. I feel like we could have beaten it if everyone had stuck it out, but I mostly blame that Bard for first demoralizing the party by implying I should be playing differently and then for leaving the party first, which forced us to leave the duty altogether since we were now short a person and wouldn't be able to get an LB3.
Sincerely,
Sword Oath ONLY Tank"
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02-12-2019, 04:15 PMRowde
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02-12-2019, 04:15 PMGeminaTypical extreme reaction. Just don't be a jerk and you'll be fine. But it is always good to keep in mind that in a situation that is instigated, it is typically the one who retaliates that gets punished. Just walk away.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thamorian
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02-12-2019, 04:17 PMAlarayYou know they'd look at the actual chatlogs, right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rowde
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02-12-2019, 04:18 PMSlirithGood, now follow through on this SE and break parsers/fflogsQuote:
Square Enix strictly prohibits the use of third-party programs or tools – including programs and tools that permit automated or “absentee” play – in Final Fantasy XIV. Accordingly, the following activities are prohibited:
- Modifying, analysing, integrating, and/or reverse engineering game software or data.
- Creating, distributing, using, or promoting utilities that interact with the game.
- Exploiting Square Enix programming bugs or glitches.
- Automating gameplay processes.
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02-12-2019, 04:20 PMMirakumiYeah but GM's aren't clueless. They know how helpful the Shield Oath ability works. If anything they will agree to investigate the situation to satisfy said player. Then they will look over the other player - if other player checks out as okay then they will drop the investigation. It's not as complicated as people are making this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rowde
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02-12-2019, 04:21 PMEnlaNot jumping down that rabbit hole but this also does seem to outlaw modding... Which is kind of disappointing especially if it also bans the use of reshade.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slirith
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02-12-2019, 04:21 PMCelefThe thing is, you can't clearly establish that with a written chat where every word can be misinterpreted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iscah
The other day I ran a roulette and found a lvl 69 bard wearing 60 blue gear. I don't really mind about stuff but I found that funny and wondered how he managed to survive that long (plus I was bored so wanted to talk) so I asked :
"xxxx Have you seen your stuff ? xD"
Clearlly implying by the "xD" that it was a joke but, without it, it could be....pretty agressive of a sentence and be misinterpreted.
Would I be banned for that if that personn did not see the joke and got offended by a sentence that I did not mean to be....mean ? -
02-12-2019, 04:21 PMMorbolvampireQueen6Im nice 2 ppl but on my past account i got report because i was dark lol even though i was nice 2 ppl so try again lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Gemina
For example if i say hail lucifer once someone gets uncomfortable me get in trouble lol
Or i rp my laylines on blm as a pentagram
Ill be nice,respectful and kind... but i will not change how i have fun with my jobs just because someone doesn't like it -
02-12-2019, 04:22 PMRowdeThe chat logs would confirm that:Quote:
Originally Posted by Alaray
He said the Tank should be playing Shield Oath instead of Sword Oath (based on prior posts) AND that he left first.
As a result of him leaving the party had to abandon and then disbanded. Reported. -
02-12-2019, 04:26 PMTempest222Be that as it may, I don’t think super vague rules are a good thing. Obviously we can all see the best case scenarios for enforcing all these rules, but that doesn’t mean they will always be used that way. The people who go over reports and look into each case are fallible and human just like everyone else, and when given extremely vague guidelines for what is punishable, it would be surprising to not see inconsistent enforcement and to not see very silly and petty or straight up unprovable things punished.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iscah
Would it be insane to issue a warning to someone who zoned into a dungeon as a healer and didn’t use protect in the first 5 seconds? Absolutely. Do the incredibly vague “rules” allow for punishment to be doled out for “disrupting play” in such an instance if the GM was so inclined? Yep.
I doubt they are going to start passing out punishments like candy since with these guidelines they’d lose most of their playerbase in a matter of days, but exceedingly vague TOSs always make me uneasy.