The High Grade of Immaturity is Astonishing

[Vorador30]

I'm not lecturing other Players how to behave online. That should be common sense and its just my point of view beacuse i dont get it why some people are like that.

[GinTama]

I'm not lecturing other Players how to behave online. That should be common sense and its just my point of view beacuse i dont get it why some people are like that.

How many releases of MMO have you experienced? My thoughts are, every time a new MMO starts you have 50% WoW players that want to try a new MMO and there are a lot of immature brats that come from there. Not saying everyone is like that but "a lot".
Then there are those "hardcore" guys that get to max as soon as possible and try to beat all the content before their free trial runs out, so when its not running perfectly they immediately start to rage.

Usually both problems disappear after trial run so look forward to october.

Edit: another thing that comes to mind,"current generation" kids these days seem to get more and more cocky.

[Vorador30]

I was in DF the other day... me (SCH), LNC, MNK and a Tank... we were having fun then reached the first boss, and we died. We try again and we die. By now tank is unhappy and barking orders and calling names and using profanity (why doesn't my profanity filter work? >.<). We go in and die again. Then we try one more time, but this time:

Tank goes in, we follow, get locked into fight, tank quits, leaving us to die.

(That is rather immature and pathetic behavior that would not occur if we lived on the same server, but he can easily do because he is essentially anonymous to us)

Ironically, we managed to get the boss down even further without him, then with him O.o!

For me, the problem is not the duty finder, the problem is not the lack of experience or good gear.. the real big problem is getting matched with people who behave so impolitely (and attempt to MPK us o.o).

I can feel ya. Stuff like that happened often enough to me aswell.

[Vorador30]

How many releases of MMO have you experienced? My thoughts are, every time a new MMO starts you have 50% WoW players that want to try a new MMO and there are a lot of immature brats that come from there. Not saying everyone is like that but "a lot".
Then there are those "hardcore" guys that get to may as soon as possible and try to beat all the content before their free trial runs out, so when its not running perfectly they immediately start to rage.

Usually both problems disappear after trial run so look forward to october.

I never played WoW so i cannot say, but i hope it will.
To name a few: UO, Lineage 2, Aion, Tera, 2 Moons, FFXI, GW2, Vindictus, Age of Conan etc., but it wasnt nowhere near as bad in any of those Games like its in FFXIV.

[Riko_113]

Edit: another thing that comes to mind,"current generation" kids these days seem to get more and more cocky.

I was going to mention this myself. Aside from anonymity creating a safehaven for trolls w/o physical consequence, the younger crowd(I'm 26) is feeling more and more entitled and cocky as you say. It makes me just want to drop kick them in the chest. (The imagery makes me laugh every time)

Also, MMOs tend to drag in a crowd that has no life and look to another world to keep them occupied. The lack of contact with real people makes them crave attention akin to the class clown who doesn't mind being the "bad kid" because he likes the attention he gets from it(better than nothing).

Honestly, what people really need is to get a gym membership and get laid regularly. Also, they need to get a damn job. I admit that I love MMOs(big gamer in general) and choose to spend my free time playing games but I don't forget the real world and all it's pleasures and responsibilities.

So basically, you're 26 years old, feel those younger than you are entitled and cocky, and then you proceed to:

1) Laugh at the image of drop kicking someone in the chest
2) Generalize that MMOs draw in those who have no life (except you of course)
3) Accuse them of being attention seekers who lack contact with real people
4) Imply that they are unhealthy ("need is to get a gym membership") and are virgins ("and get laid regularly").
5) Oh, and they also don't have a job.
6) PS, you are a big gamer but totally not like those other younger people.

Frankly, I think the issue with the "community", in so much as a half million people can be considered a community, is right here. No one actually knows what they are saying.

1) It's funny, and has nothing to do with cockiness or entitlement. Look them up.
2)It does draw them in, in what world does that mean it's the majority or the only group there?
3)Take Psychology 101, this is based on case studies and again, based on a specific group that even the OP is talking about. It's not off topic.
4)That, I admit was just based on generalization of MMO population, but in a lot of cases not wrong. I work at a college and an entire floor of one of our buildings has been colonized by these type of people (who don't actually attend this college btw, they use it for the free wifi for their gaming groups and are here from the time i come in in the morning and are there when i leave so must coincidentally work overnight shifts). I see them daily.
5)Refer to number 4.
6) how much of an idiot do you have to be to argue about generalization and then have the nerve to accuse me of being like those spoiled brats by generalization that I'm a gamer? Really? Let me guess, all people who watch Anime must also be "Otaku" that wear tails and school girl outfits?

I completely agree that some people don't know what they're talking about.

[v_jones]

I was going to mention this myself... the younger crowd(I'm 26) is feeling more and more entitled and cocky as you say.

So basically, you're 26 years old, feel those younger than you are entitled and cocky, and then you proceed to:

1) Laugh at the image of drop kicking someone in the chest
2) Generalize that MMOs draw in those who have no life (except you of course)
3) Accuse them of being attention seekers who lack contact with real people
4) Imply that they are unhealthy ("need is to get a gym membership") and are virgins ("and get laid regularly").
5) Oh, and they also don't have a job.
6) PS, you are a big gamer but totally not like those other younger people.

Frankly, I think the issue with the "community", in so much as a half million people can be considered a community, is right here. No one actually knows what they are saying.

[Rythless]

I'm not lecturing other Players how to behave online. That should be common sense and its just my point of view beacuse i dont get it why some people are like that.

By your own logic it should also be common sense not to aggro shit, come prepared to dungeons (i.e. not come to Titan with a GC weapon and wearing full AF), and generally learn what to do in each dungeon. I don't get why a majority of people are like that...stupid.

[Vorador30]

By your own logic it should also be common sense not to aggro shit, come prepared to dungeons (i.e. not come to Titan with a GC weapon and wearing full AF), and generally learn what to do in each dungeon. I don't get why a majority of people are like that...stupid.

I understand what you mean, but i (and there are more people) like to not get spoiled from Videos/Guides and want to get surprised from Content in a Dungeon, even if it ends in a wipe. You can always continue/start again. Same with other Games. I hate reading Guides before i experienced it myself without knowing what happens next. Like Sub-Xero said - learning by doing. The aggro thing just happens. Its happens to the best of the best of the best. Its not like were walking into mobs on purpose to wipe everyone. (there ARE exceptions of course) Some just do it to troll ppl.