Nothings changed in tos that effects my game play.

[Kewitt]

All these people crying out. How rude of players you must have been.
I've been contacted by a gm once in nearly 20 years of mmos.

How often do you get cops called on you is how often gm should be called.

MMOS AND LIFE
GOLDEN RULE
Do on to others as you would have them do on you.

[Vahlnir]

But how will we ever give advice? How will we ever socialize?! The TYRANNY of it all!

[Kewitt]

The same way us Canadians have for years we wait till someone asks for help.

[Poporito_Popoto]

Don't worry though, I won't report you for it. Because i'm an actual adult.

Evidence that you really aren't.

[LittleImp]

Kinda weird how all these 'good people' are so motivated to make condescending threads and posts mocking other people.

[Vahlnir]

Kinda weird how all these 'good people' are so motivated to make condescending threads and posts mocking other people.

Mainly because they have no idea just how ridiculous they sound.

[Shironeko_Narunyan]

We don't usually have stuff like that on the JP DCs. I guess it's a mentality thing. People are expected to learn by themselves first, before they join a party with players, and if someone has obviously no idea what they're doing and is trying to get a carry, we disband.

[Myrany]

We don't usually have stuff like that on the JP DCs. I guess it's a mentality thing. People are expected to learn by themselves first, before they join a party with players, and if someone has obviously no idea what they're doing and is trying to get a carry, we disband.

How exactly does a new player pull off learning to heal a dungeon by themselves? Not being snarky I just can't figure out how one would do it.

[Saefinn]

I'm not concerned by the update, ultimately they're there to prevent people from talking crap to others in game and I don't do that anyway. I guess maybe the only thing I will approach it with is "does anybody need to know the mechanics?" or on a wipe, "is anybody unclear on the mechanics we can help with?", which I often do anyway and something I see others do too, it gives an opportunity for somebody who is having problems to get help with it. If people aren't learning, have a poor attitude or aren't willing to engage.

I'm also the kind of player who actually likes to go in blind on stuff I am new to because I enjoy the experience of learning the mechanics. But I normally deal with that but ensure chat is turned off, but I'm also confident enough in my abilities for it to not be a detriment to the party.

However, I feel like this update just formalises what they already do and I think helps clear up some of the vagueness of their ToS interpretations we've been complaining are too vague for a long time.

How exactly does a new player pull off learning to heal a dungeon by themselves? Not being snarky I just can't figure out how one would do it.

They would start in the Hall of the Novice and learn the basics. They could also learn in Guildhests, which start at level 10, so they're in a way preparing them for dungeons. And Satasha is very low intensity and the difficulty gradually builds from there.

[Myrany]

They would start in the Hall of the Novice and learn the basics. They could also learn in Guildhests, which start at level 10, so they're in a way preparing them for dungeons. And Satasha is very low intensity and the difficulty gradually builds from there.

Hall of novices yes but that is pretty scaled down compared to actual guildhests or Sastasha. GUildhests and Sastasha involve other people. Now if the distinction is being made between early dungeons with other people as opposed to learning before you EVER go into something with other people then that makes a degree of sense. The comment I was responding to made it seem like it was inappropriate to ever go into content with other people unless you already had learned.