Big Shout Out to Two Very Helpful Max Geared People! Thumbs Up!

[Auteur]

Really appreciate a healer named Ydera Templar and a tank named Ylissa Darkmane (I think that's right I'm not sure about the first name) who helped me with AK (yes the Amdapor Keep) through Duty Finder! I have a IL70 bow but was only IL58 overall and the funny thing was the other DD (damage dealer, means DPS) had a IL55 weapon so I really appreciate Templar and Darkmane sticking with us. Beat AK on our first go with plenty of time to spare.

Whoever was that DD who plug-pulled after I said I was new, just desserts, I mean obviously to get a relic weapon we all have to go through AK without a relic weapon ourselves. Anyways big shout out to the healer and tank and in general I think the endgame community is nice, especially with small groups. I think once you go 8 man to 25 man CT you get the "mass anonymity" effect where some people feel they can be more obnoxious because they feel impugn to blowback by hiding in a larger group. Accountability folks, and thanks again!

[Nouran]

They were on duty roulette -_-

[cotti]

(Duty Roulette works within Duty Finder, and unfortunately there's not a nice-people-only filter to use the Roulette.)

[Zephyranthes]

They were on duty roulette -_-

This. There are still a good number of nice players around.

[Maximilious]

not everyone is a douche

[Penguinmayhem]

<I had a good time because strangers were nice to me!>

<I replied to this thread solely to be an asshole for no reason!>

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[Linadae]

I think it's awesome for you to give them your thanks. I wish I could remember the names of those who were patient with my mom. She's 65 and normally does things solo or she had me and a friend run her through a dungeon on our capped characters in WoW.

Of course that's not possible in ff14 but everyone we've gotten in duty finder has been really patient and helpful. They've even took the dungeon slow to give her time to catch up.

So even though I don't remember your names I am very grateful for the kindness and patience that have been extended to my mom.

/bow

[Silvahn]

Big thank you to you too, for taking the time to post something as sweet as this for them, as you pull the community one step closer to being nicer. This may not mean to anyone but if the persons you mentioned read this i am sure they will be happy,

So ill be taking this chance to thank a few persons who helped me during noob days

Weiss grimoire - thanks for ifrit hm and garuda hm runs
Bear fruit - thanks for letting me in on your t5 clear party (knowing i have never cleared it) and giving me my first t5 win

Lets post a bit more of this thread and less post about hating and raging

[BoboTheHobo]

I think it's awesome for you to give them your thanks. I wish I could remember the names of those who were patient with my mom. She's 65 and normally does things solo or she had me and a friend run her through a dungeon on our capped characters in WoW.

Of course that's not possible in ff14 but everyone we've gotten in duty finder has been really patient and helpful. They've even took the dungeon slow to give her time to catch up.

So even though I don't remember your names I am very grateful for the kindness and patience that have been extended to my mom.

/bow

The fact that your 65 yr old mom plays is very cool within itself. Mine doesn't even know how to work her iPhone

[Leira_Raine]

I'm happy newbies show their appreciation, though I believe that most people should just lend a hand. It should just be natural. For me, sometimes a few FC mates and I just randomly join a DF (mostly Titan hard) to help a player get their relic for the sheer hell of it. It feels good to do so, especially when they say thank you!