The contempt for people with disabled people in this community really concerns me

[SerLuke]

Well of course dungeons are different you expect that. But savage and extremes you let players know in the comments to expect lots of wipes etc.

And yet when I was a new player and still learning things in The Great Gubel library I was told to uninstall the the game because I was no good at this one *shrug*

[HyoMinPark]

And yet when I was a new player and still learning things in The Great Gubel library I was told to uninstall the the game because I was no good at this one *shrug*

Players say mean things to other players regardless of the presence or absence of any type of disability. For example, I was told by a MCH during my first run of the Vault that I was a bad player for playing the Infamous Bowmage back in 3.1, and that I should feel bad for picking suck a weak job.

Disabilities have very little with people being cruel on the Internet.

[AngelCheese77]

Disabilities have very little with people being cruel on the Internet.

QFT /10char

[SerLuke]

Players say mean things to other players regardless of the presence or absence of any type of disability. For example, I was told by a MCH during my first run of the Vault that I was a bad player for playing the Infamous Bowmage back in 3.1, and that I should feel bad for picking suck a weak job.

Disabilities have very little with people being cruel on the Internet.

I realize that but comments in other threads about wanting to “gate the bads out” and make them quit make me think back to experiences like that, when people the possibility of some of “the bads” having a disability it was scoffed at many saying it didn’t mater others have said they don’t want to waste their time in longer runs with people who have disabilities that affect their play skill as shown in a few comments here.

[Pehrah]

I realize that but comments in other threads about wanting to “gate the bads out” and make them quit make me think back to experiences like that, when people the possibility of some of “the bads” having a disability it was scoffed at many saying it didn’t mater others have said they don’t want to waste their time in longer runs with people who have disabilities that affect their play skill as shown in a few comments here.

Those people are trolling 100%

[SerLuke]

Those people are trolling 100%

Were they? I feel pretty stupid now =/ like I said I have aspegers sometimes stuff flies over my head and I tend to take people literally

[Pehrah]

Yea most comments "gate out the bads" and you need to play good or else are all trolls. I have been talking this topic over with my fc most of em run savages and clear ultimates, and we agree that if your trying and say things in chat, and regard people giving advice even if they are assholes about it people will stick it out. there is gonna be those who leave after one wipe but everyone suffers from them

[ForteNightshade]

Were they? I feel pretty stupid now =/ like I said I have aspegers sometimes stuff flies over my head and I tend to take people literally

A good rule of thumb is to take a moment and think "how absurd does this sound?" If it tops the charts, it's very likely people trolling for a giggle. The Internet loves absurdity, especially in video game communities.

[Rasikko]

Players say mean things to other players regardless of the presence or absence of any type of disability. For example, I was told by a MCH during my first run of the Vault that I was a bad player for playing the Infamous Bowmage back in 3.1, and that I should feel bad for picking suck a weak job.

Disabilities have very little with people being cruel on the Internet.

..........and you the 'infamous bowmage from 3.1' was probably #2 on the enmity list for every encounter, while said perpetrator was #4, dragging everyone down and not using a single AOE.

[AngelCheese77]

Were they? I feel pretty stupid now =/ like I said I have aspegers sometimes stuff flies over my head and I tend to take people literally

You and my husband should get together, as he as aspergers as well. Diagnosed 2 years ago, and we are slowly learning how to work together with it.