so what is up with some lvl 50s leaving in the middle of lower level dungeons?

[Taruranto]

These type of players only give the community a bad name. It doesn’t matter which class they play.

There is no community in PF, though.

[Alphras]

Hunts. Probably a S mob spawning.

Edit: And no this was not really a problem before the Hunts. If someone did not like a dungeon, he left in the beginning and not halfway through it.

[Shneibel]

S rank > dungeon, also you might forget that some dungeon have special item for housing and some ppl can try farm it via PF (ineffective but you never know what they think)

[SevValen]

S rank > dungeon, also you might forget that some dungeon have special item for housing and some ppl can try farm it via PF (ineffective but you never know what they think)

S rank= ant thats been squashed by my boot anyway my point is if you know that there is a possibility of something that you need spawning why q up for a dungeon just to waste those peoples time especially new people like myself by abandoning them? Better off not qing at all

[Aldora]

There is no community in PF, though.

I’m not talking about just the DF or PF. I’m talking about the general community of the game, because a community of an MMO is not limited to the content you are playing.

Someone’s action or attitude when participating in a team based activity will first been seen as the action or attitude of an individual. When more than 1 person displays the same kind action or attitude will quickly escalate from an individual to a “group” of people. If more people experience the same, then this “group” will “grow” like a wild fire, involving more and more members of the general population of the game.

The more stories you hear about people behaving like jerks, the more it will reflect on the playerbase of the game as well as the way people perceive the game and the people in it. No matter if you had a good or a bad experience, people will talk about (the forum is playing a big role in it) where the emphasis will always be placed on the bad experiences rather than the good ones.