Prohibited Behaviour

[Canadane]

standing with a giant mount on a quest npc is against the rules. <

Hold x and you click right through them to the NPC.
A player doesn't have the ability to permanently prevent anyone from going about their business.

[RitsukoSonoda]

Hold x and you click right through them to the NPC.
A player doesn't have the ability to permanently prevent anyone from going about their business.

Yeah. Players can't cover NPC's to prevent access. Atleast they cant for PC players. Dunno if an input command like that is built into Playstation controller layout.

The only NPC related progess block was stuff like Raubhan and Pippen EX...

[Titania40]

Yeah. Players can't cover NPC's to prevent access. Atleast they cant for PC players. Dunno if an input command like that is built into Playstation controller layout.

The only NPC related progess block was stuff like Raubhan and Pippen EX...

Console players just hit the X button, and it targets the npc. Assuming, of course, that you are close and facing the npc.

Most of the chat rules seem to come down to "Be polite, be a decent human being". You know, things that really shouldn't be that difficult for people. Things that really shouldn't need to be spelled out.

[Ronduwil]

Yeah. Players can't cover NPC's to prevent access. Atleast they cant for PC players. Dunno if an input command like that is built into Playstation controller layout.

The only NPC related progess block was stuff like Raubhan and Pippen EX...

It's not necessarily about targeting. Players were recently banned for obstructing Asmongold's experience by parking whale mounts on top of NPCs so that he couldn't even see the NPC at all. How can you target or get close to something that's hidden? Randomly walking around the room spamming 'X' or 'tab' until you hit upon a target that should have been readily visible is no fun. The ability to work around someone's obnoxiousness doesn't excuse their obnoxiousness.

[Ranaku]

Hold x and you click right through them to the NPC.
A player doesn't have the ability to permanently prevent anyone from going about their business.

True BUT that's not the point. The point is that players who stand with a fat elephant on a quest npc risk to get reported for that. Doesn't matter for SE i guess if it can be prevented through stuff if someone takes offense in multiple players just standing around with their lunarwhales they could report them.

So as long as these rules exist that is always a risk. That's why i wanted to know if players actually know these rules, since most players i know never heard of them but i know some of them are actually often enforced. Like the holy spam in hubs.