Being toxic in game is one thing. All im doing is pointing out that RiceisNice seems to be one of those players by his response to this post.Please try to remember, RiceisNice was not in your group. RiceisNice has also been quite civil in their responses. There's no need to be so personally insulting of them so quickly when they've done nothing wrong to you personally other than question your choices and observe what was mentioned by you. They even admitted they may not understand what went down completely. You aren't helping your case against toxic players by being so toxic yourself.
There's nothing to "be fair" about here. Whether or not it can be done isn't the issue, it was the way all of it went down. It was the fact that the name calling and harassment jumped as quickly as it did. This was just an example, but I am honestly amazed when I see any sort of DF run where someone doesn't treat it like a hardcore raid and goes out of their way to be a jerk to someone.To be fair, A3 normal can be tanked in Sword Oath really easily. I personally wouldn't do it in DF though. It's one thing to do stuff lik ethat in my static group where the healers are prepared for it and we know they're geared for it, but when you DF trials and raids you'd think that everyone should just do everything they can to make sure we get through it with a minimum of fuss. As far as gear meaning you don't need to use CD's, that's just a bad/lazy player making excuses for being bad/lazy. There's no reason whatsoever NOT to use them.
Well said. I always have to shake my head when I see someone berating another player and then see them question why that player isn't learning anything. You may know a lot and be right...but when you decide that you're above basic human decency, many people tend to tune out what you're saying.Just reminding that people have to remember not everyone knows everything about this game or how things work. People will never know what others want unless they let them know. Also helping others by letting them know what is good goes way farther than yelling at them, name calling, shaming, kicking them out of groups etc.
Considering how defensive OP is getting even in his own topic likely he was not innocent and fueled the dispute in which he got kicked though. But my posts are more in general and the fact it does happen that players just immediately rage instead of talking to the other player calmly first and ask questions or make suggestions.
Might help to transfer away from the North American data center, and to always report abusive people. Those people crossed the line and it's unfortunate that they spoiled your enjoyment. We have some Americans on our EU recommended worlds (soon to have its own data center) who prefer our community. Most but not all people are calm here.
On an unrelated note... Boosti - It's spelled Ballad.
Sorry, seeing "mage's bailed" repeatedly was driving me nuts. >.> <.<
This is what I'm talking about, since now you're throwing out my statements out of proportion. I don't expect perfect performance, I don't even expect people to push raid or savage tier performance and I even mentioned it before you responded to me. I don't even encourage this sort of attitude to harass people for playing poorly or unjust kicking.to RiceisNice
I turned bailed off when they first got on me about it. And its people like you that expect way to much out of people. Im 100% sure that your one of those asshole players that would have kicked somebody for no reason other then being a self centered egotistical toxic human and expect perfection out of everybody. Hate to tell you the truth but not everybody is perfect like you.
I said that we only have your perspective and we're taking everything by your word of mouth, and I gave one type of perspective that's on the other side. I mentioned that you were just as at fault because you essentially told them to bugger off despite them telling you what you're doing was not beneficial to the party, and according to you, never said anything afterwards. Instead of giving me clarification and more depth of what happened in that party, you called me out as being one of those players in your party who kicked you out. If you saw that as being a toxic player, then really all that does is give me an impression of how reactive you are to people that are against you.
There's no attempt to a resolution between the two parties, instead both sides are lashing out at each other. It takes two sides for something to erupt. If only one side is persisting and that leads to a kick, then that's more than enough to be an unjust kick. If I was healing a party, stayed in cleric stance and never contributed dps because I felt like it (and I made that vocally clear no less), it's well into player dispute and unfortunately, GMs won't do anything about that. If I hadn't said anything and the other side did not voice the fact that I'm in cleric stance (and hurting their party), it's not a player dispute, and for all we know, they could've kicked me for shiggles...which is what GMs would take actions against.
Last edited by RiceisNice; 08-15-2015 at 07:55 AM.
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If the healer felt 'having a little fun' was to not heal, but to DPS instead, then why did they make a healer? Unless somebody asks for something that lets them move out of their primary role - don't presume that is what they desire.
That said this confuses me. I thought Mage's Ballad refreshed MP, not gave healers a DPS boost. It seems like the ONLY time one would want to use it is when somebody is running out of MP, or you're sitting there at the start of the dungeon in the little circle bored while somebody watches a cutscene and you forgot to keybind your dance emote...
Very often the 'toxic' issue comes down to somebody who goofed in game, got called on it, and rather than just move on got aggressive back.
- If they call you on a mistake politely, thank them.
- If they call you on a mistake rudely, ignore them.
Doing either of those will lead to vastly lower chances of a 'toxic' experience. Sure some people will keep at it, but most will just move on with their attention.
Last edited by Makeda; 08-15-2015 at 08:14 AM.
Striving for perfection is the path to one's downfall. 'Tis the paradox of the immaculate carrot. | Jah Bless. One God, One Aim, and One Destiny - Marcus Garvey.
Until the philosophy which holds one race superior and another inferior is finally and permanently discredited and abandoned, everywhere is war - Ras Tafari.
I've played several MMOs over the years. From City of Heroes to WoW to Guild Wars 1 and 2, Wildstar, Everquest 2, Champions Online, and probably a few others sampled...Ever since the game was launched I noticed all the trash came out of the woodwork this game had a awesome community during Pre-Alpha Alpha 1-Beta-4 that was a great community. After the game launched you now have all these elitest trash on these servers. Most of the population is still quite good but there still is a lot of immature people on this game now.
In every last one of them I've read people make this statement: Back in my day the community was great, now it sucks. In every one of them I've mostly been able to avoid the issue.
Sure I have noticed that games with random group finders have the worst communities (excepting current Wildstar because its so small the random thing always groups you with the same other people...) But even then if you can avoid having an ego attack back - you can avoid the bad elements.
Striving for perfection is the path to one's downfall. 'Tis the paradox of the immaculate carrot. | Jah Bless. One God, One Aim, and One Destiny - Marcus Garvey.
Until the philosophy which holds one race superior and another inferior is finally and permanently discredited and abandoned, everywhere is war - Ras Tafari.
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