#deletejumppotion - new/returning players should read this

[xbahax92]

Edit: I do admit, I may of pulled the topic with the jump potions way to far from the main reason here. It doesnt change the fact that some player attitude is wrong. It doesnt also change the fact that post potion users are either returning players, new players and probably people who dont have time to play/lazy to level. In fact, our veteran/regular players know what they're doing, or atleast know how to communicate, while many new players reject help from outside.
I also admit my first post isnt informativ as much. But if you guys read the following comments, Im sure you'll get a better idea of the situation. I perhaps didnt choose a wise title, I cant change it as well. The real problem yet exists (yes as many said,its not only potion users but still). I will remove my last sentence as well. I do not tend to start a flame war, nor I do expect any sympathy. I want to point out that being "nice" and "helpful" isnt always working. And afterwards people complain in chats why they get booted from the duty. edit:end

I know there are many threads already about this kind of topic. I just would like to point out one more time for those who are returning and/or new players. Especially the ones who are using a jump potion to skip the leveling and jump right into the story (or SB). And I also know this was just a "rare" case, but I still think it is appropiate to mention it once again.

Ive met today a tank who didnt want to listen at all. While I tried to contact him multiple times, no response. He was in the sword oath stance the whole dungeon, we had to deal with the trash mobs (which wasnt a prob in this particular dungeon) thus we didnt kick that person (+ the fact that wait times for a tank replacement is horrible), but I am afraid this guy will experience sour moments later on, when he is in more difficult dungeons. While I read on many other topics not to be mean and be helpful, this one guy didnt even want to. I have to say; if you are not willed to understand and accept others advices and help, dont be suprised why you get booted from the duty.



note: this picture is only showing that he was in sword oath the whole dungeon. I know he didnt loose the aggro at bosses. This is only an example and shall capture the thought of end game dungeons and being not communicative

My advice: Understand that sometimes listening to other players is a must. I know about those "you dont pay my sub" answers, but honestly no ones paying anyones sub, so dont make everyones game experience and time go to waste. Thank you.

[Skivvy]

To be that person, the chat itself isn't entirely helpful. You ask a question, which he doesn't respond to, then it descends into talking about him as if he's not there and "trying to scare him" about future runs. If you had instead just left a quick message, explaining the benefits of shield oath, this would have been better. "Hey, quick tip! Shield oath has such and such benefit while in party " And then leave it alone.

[xbahax92]

To be that person, the chat itself isn't entirely helpful. You ask a question, which he doesn't respond to, then it descends into talking about him as if he's not there and "trying to scare him" about future runs. If you had instead just left a quick message, explaining the benefits of shield oath, this would have been better. "Hey, quick tip! Shield oath has such and such benefit while in party " And then leave it alone.

I admit, I would be truly happy if I had the chance to have a second to give him a proper explanation of enmity and the skill itself. But sadly, this person was just happy about to pull mobs by mobs and giving yet no response. How do you expect to give someone explanations if you dont even know if the person understands english or does even read the chat/ignore it entirely. I also have a job to do inside a dungeon and as well as I do not want to waste my time talking to a wall.

All Im saying is, these players result in getting votekicked later on and then come to the forums and argue why they got kicked from the duty. Coincidence, I wonder?

[LunaFaye]

To be that person, the chat itself isn't entirely helpful. You ask a question, which he doesn't respond to, then it descends into talking about him as if he's not there and "trying to scare him" about future runs. If you had instead just left a quick message, explaining the benefits of shield oath, this would have been better. "Hey, quick tip! Shield oath has such and such benefit while in party " And then leave it alone.

I agree with that and since the OP told the person to not touch the potion or "deinstall" the game (always thought it was uninstall but ok) , maybe he should take his own advice after we have read the very helpful chat messages they are so politely threw at the clearly new tank, trying to be funny?

[xbahax92]

(always thought it was uninstall but ok)

Sorry my bad, corrected.

Edit: I do admit, I may of pulled the topic with the jump potions way to far from the main reason here. It doesnt change the fact that some player attitude is wrong. It doesnt also change the fact that post potion users are either returning players, new players and probably people who dont have time to play/lazy to level. In fact, our veteran/regular players know what they're doing, or atleast know how to communicate, while many new players reject help from the outside.
I also admit my first post isnt informativ as much. But if you guys read the following comments, Im sure you'll get a better idea of the situation. I perhaps didnt choose a wise title, I cant change it as well. The real problem yet exists (yes as many said,its not only potion users but still). I will remove my last sentence as well. I do not tend to start a flame war, nor I do expect any sympathy. I want to point out that being "nice" and "helpful" isnt always working. And afterwards people complain in chats why they get booted from the duty.

[BigRed5392]

To be that person, the chat itself isn't entirely helpful. You ask a question, which he doesn't respond to, then it descends into talking about him as if he's not there and "trying to scare him" about future runs. If you had instead just left a quick message, explaining the benefits of shield oath, this would have been better. "Hey, quick tip! Shield oath has such and such benefit while in party " And then leave it alone.

says the hypocrite that calls a new player snippy over a run in "old content" when they were rude to said new player.

"vets" are just as bad i've asked people repeatedly to throw up their enmity reducers as i see their aggro almost steal it from tanks. NA datacenters are infamous for lack of communication, and only care about "quick runs". we need to get out of the "must go fast" mentality and the "tome stones farm" mentality and wake up that realization that communication matters.

[Maero]

Wonder if it is the same tank myself and a friend had the other day, lol
She would always give him advice as would i and he would not listen at all, sometimes even go into the boss battles and lock the group out and so on.
I do not really agree with the jump potions but whatever, people do what they want to do

[Coatl]

Having no shield oath in Dusk Vigil shouldn't be a problem as that was actually the reality prior to stormblood. He didn't listen, sure. Maybe he's on console and is 10 feet away from his TV idk. Whether he adapts and avoided being booted is not up to you, so you don't need to put so much responsibility on yourself.

[xbahax92]

Having no shield oath in Dusk Vigil shouldn't be a problem as that was actually the reality prior to stormblood. He didn't listen, sure. Maybe he's on console and is 10 feet away from his TV idk. Whether he adapts and avoided being booted is not up to you, so you don't need to put so much responsibility on yourself.

I am well aware that this dungeon was a low level dungeon where it should be no harm to go through without shield oath. In fact, the healer got us save and we finished the run in about 30min~. Even if he is that far away, doesnt explain why he isnt switching stances while making pulls and staying only in sword oath for the entire dungeon.

The message here was only to listen to others. As I said, nobody of us votekicked him, we endured him and had the patience. But what will happen on the next levels and new dungeons? Will be people still be patient with silent people like him? Will there be more cases like this?

[HyoMinPark]

Having no shield oath in Dusk Vigil shouldn't be a problem as that was actually the reality prior to stormblood. He didn't listen, sure. Maybe he's on console and is 10 feet away from his TV idk. Whether he adapts and avoided being booted is not up to you, so you don't need to put so much responsibility on yourself.

The dungeon is Stone Vigil, which is a level 41 dungeon. Shield Oath used to be a level 40 skill, so even back then, PLDs should have had their Shield Oath before entering this dungeon, and should have been using it. Some of the mobs hit stupidly hard in Stone Vigil compared to the earlier dungeons as well, so the extra defense boost (not to mention enmity boost) would always be helpful.

Dusk Vigil is the level 51 sidequest dungeon in Heavensward. (And hopefully PLDs used their Shield Oath then as well! )