So you admit all you guys are doing is harassment. I won't be silenced and I will roar like a lion whether you like it or not, hyena (and if you want to know your fate, watch the Lion King).
She reminds me of Venandi.
Not sure if you saw my reply near the start of the thread, but having SE install the notification of being inspected would get really spammy really quick. I had to deal with it in FF11 on their Shiva servers when I managed to make it to Jeuno for the first time. Every. 5. Seconds.Harassers get off of bullying people like me. This thread is completely worthless now thanks to these bullies. Inspecting players is the #1 gateway to harassment and victims need to know when they are inspected so that they can get ready. They want to derail this thread so that victims don't dare to talk about their experience here.
The feature I am requesting is already a third party plugin so it means that people DO want it to prevent bullying. It's too bad that most victims of bullying are told to shut up so they won't request features like these openly, but I won't be silenced, because I'm a lion and I roar.
"XYZ inspects you"
"ABC inspects you"
"123 inspects you"
"456 inspects you"
"DEF inspects you"
"DEF inspects you"
"DEF inspects you"
"789 inspects you"
"DEF inspects you"
"DEF inspects you"
"DEF inspects you"
"DEF has sent you a party invite"
Declined.
"DEF has sent you a party invite"
Declined.
"DEF has sent you a party invite"
Declined.
Being on a healer in the open world was rare in 11 way back then, Beastmaster even more so. I actually had to sift through their archaic system to filter out the unnecessary spam.
Out of curiosity, did you apply for a savage PF and didn't read the party info, got inspected, told that you didn't have said gear, and were booted from the party? If so you kind of brought this upon yourself. That's the kind of vibe I'm getting from your original post.
This one is beyond your help. Only sleep can save her now.
Hilarious trolling aside, this actually was a feature in FFXI where it would prompt a little emote message to you when someone inspected you.
So? Just make it a chat log option so you can turn it off. Common sense.Not sure if you saw my reply near the start of the thread, but having SE install the notification of being inspected would get really spammy really quick. I had to deal with it in FF11 on their Shiva servers when I managed to make it to Jeuno for the first time. Every. 5. Seconds.
"XYZ inspects you"
"ABC inspects you"
"123 inspects you"
"456 inspects you"
"DEF inspects you"
"DEF inspects you"
"DEF inspects you"
"789 inspects you"
"DEF inspects you"
"DEF inspects you"
"DEF inspects you"
"DEF has sent you a party invite"
Declined.
"DEF has sent you a party invite"
Declined.
"DEF has sent you a party invite"
Declined.
Being on a healer in the open world was rare in 11 way back then, Beastmaster even more so. I actually had to sift through their archaic system to filter out the unnecessary spam.
Out of curiosity, did you apply for a savage PF and didn't read the party info, got inspected, told that you didn't have said gear, and were booted from the party? If so you kind of brought this upon yourself. That's the kind of vibe I'm getting from your original post.
Also why are you even inspecting people's gear in the first place? Booting someone after inspecting their gear proves that inspection is a method of harassment, thanks for proving my point.
I was going to take a jab at you for responding for obvious bait, but your analysis of your personal experience with this sort of system in action is quite insightful, thank you for sharing!Not sure if you saw my reply near the start of the thread, but having SE install the notification of being inspected would get really spammy really quick. I had to deal with it in FF11 on their Shiva servers when I managed to make it to Jeuno for the first time. Every. 5. Seconds.
"XYZ inspects you"
"ABC inspects you"
"123 inspects you"
"456 inspects you"
"DEF inspects you"
"DEF inspects you"
"DEF inspects you"
"789 inspects you"
"DEF inspects you"
"DEF inspects you"
"DEF inspects you"
"DEF has sent you a party invite"
Declined.
"DEF has sent you a party invite"
Declined.
"DEF has sent you a party invite"
Declined.
Being on a healer in the open world was rare in 11 way back then, Beastmaster even more so. I actually had to sift through their archaic system to filter out the unnecessary spam.
Out of curiosity, did you apply for a savage PF and didn't read the party info, got inspected, told that you didn't have said gear, and were booted from the party? If so you kind of brought this upon yourself. That's the kind of vibe I'm getting from your original post.
I wasn't inspecting others' gear, people were inspecting me. The spam in FF11 was atrocious, and I'd thought you'd actually understand what I wrote. Now I'm even more curious if you actually did indeed apply for a savage static and didn't meet the requirements and came here to vent.
No wonder your Axolotl mount rant went viral to the point of being meme'd on other platforms.
This one is beyond your help. Only sleep can save her now.
LMAOOOOOOOO oh gosh how to out yourself even further that you're trolling that's hilarious.
"Getting kicked because you don't meet the gear reqs and someone inspected you to check is harassment" oh my lord that's funny, I'm actually cracking up IRL, good job
What's worse is that looking them up on the lodestone shows only a lvl 90 brd but every crafter and gatherer is at 90. I'm starting to think our friend here is a Titanmen alt.
This one is beyond your help. Only sleep can save her now.
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