What are "rules" of MMOs that you have discovered?

[Doo]

1) When someone queues into extreme content and say they are new, you are required to give explain to them the entire fight or else you're the bad guy.

[Skotie]

1) When someone queues into extreme content and say they are new, you are required to give explain to them the entire fight or else you're the bad guy.

1.) Or you could just drop group which is more often the case.

Even though your playing an online game made mostly as a online Co-Op experience people will hate grouping together and demand to do things solo.

[Piconjo]

If something about the game rubs you the wrong way, complain about it several times on a message board.

[necrosis]

1.) Or you could just drop group which is more often the case.

Even though your playing an online game made mostly as a online Co-Op experience people will hate grouping together and demand to do things solo.

Or you could make your own group by hand or with party finder and stop being a prick to those new to the fight.

[File2ish]

1- If you didn't watch a video on how to do something beforehand you're liable to be kicked or have people drop from the group because NOBODY has ever had to figure it out "manually"

2. If you claim you're a first timer and flawlessly execute your role in the party, you may get showered with praise and commendations. However, if you die once you are likely about to receive undeserved derogatory slurs, possibly racial and/or sexual terms, before having other members drop or vote kick you out.

3. If you give someone a tip on their job whilst not on said job, the person may take it to heart and thank you for the tip, or they will "yell" at you in all caps saying you don't know how to play the job because you're currently a (insert job here) and not a (insert their job here)

4. Someone is automatically a "noob" if they still have a single piece AF1 armor at level 50 several months after the game has been released, even if it is the person's second, third, or even fourth job or character

5. Lag is nonexistent because the person who is saying so has a great internet connection, therefore everyone does too.

6. If you put something up on the market you have to undercut the current lowest price item or item that most recently sold the cheapest by half or more. This way, you will be sure to get your gil near immediately.

3-Your performance in PvP is directly related to the type of music you listen to when you pvp so you better have a whole lot of punk and rock music in your playlist as long as it's not death metal that stuff just makes your ears bleed.

I, for one, love (melodic) death metal (favorite band is Hypocrisy) and would much rather be listening to it over punk rock. Nothing wrong with punk or any other genre, just personal preference. And death metal certainly doesn't make your ears bleed. (/sarcasm) YOUR MUSIC MAKES MY EARS BLEED! (/endsarcasm)

That said, metal certainly isn't the only music I like and I almost always prefer listening to the in-game music over playing music separately.

[Skotie]

Or you could make your own group by hand or with party finder and stop being a prick to those new to the fight.

If in reference to what I quoted,I'm being a prick? Just stating what usually happens when someone lets you know they are new to a fight. Not sure why people set such high expectations for a DF group of all things.

My second part just seems to be something I noticed about online gaming communities. Just always seemed odd to me that people have such a view in games that are built around grouping with other people for entertainment.