Importance of reading

[Zaero]

You're asking people to actually read the quest objectives? I personally feel the devs made that one just to catch all of those that just go "Ohh big bad, must kill".

But....then again, I've seem a lot of people go on autopilot these days when they play.

Also note, typing on a console in any capacity - even auto translate - (aside from keyboard) is rather difficult, and often not worth the effort [first hand experience]. So, it's a real toss up.

[Spawnie]

You're asking people to actually read the quest objectives? I personally feel the devs made that one just to catch all of those that just go "Ohh big bad, must kill".

But....then again, I've seem a lot of people go on autopilot these days when they play.

Also note, typing on a console in any capacity - even auto translate - (aside from keyboard) is rather difficult, and often not worth the effort [first hand experience]. So, it's a real toss up.

i broke my keyboard for ps3 by standing on it accidently soooo its a chore to type on console with the virtual keyboard = my only chat is hello/tyvm for the run blah blah :P

[Garlyle]

i broke my keyboard for ps3 by standing on it accidently soooo its a chore to type on console with the virtual keyboard = my only chat is hello/tyvm for the run blah blah :P

But you can still read what others type, which is the important part.

Just had "Hero on the Halfshell" fail due to the tank not reading the chat log. It's sad because it's probably the only guildhest that will kick you because you killed something.

See also Copperbell Mines. Stop killing the bombs. (Also the Malboro guildhest is a horror story if nobody attacks bubbles)

[Spawnie]

But you can still read what others type, which is the important part.
See also Copperbell Mines. Stop killing the bombs. (Also the Malboro guildhest is a horror story if nobody attacks bubbles)

meant sometimes im the only 1 whose been to that particular dungeon = takes eternity to explain boss tactics lol