No wonder! Lmao.The original tweet was a bit misleading. It wasn't the other tank in the party that wanted the weapon, it was OP of this thread. The tweeter assumed it was the other tank and that the GNB did it because they were in cahoots with the person who asked because she was tired and frustrated by the GNB actions. She also wasn't expecting the tweet to pop off so she didn't decide to check to see. Also the GNB admitted to doing it for lols.
Thank you for clarifying!
"Outside obvious jokes/sarcasm, I aim to convey my words to the future readers who may come across mine posts. Can I change -your- mind, somehow? Potentially... but that's not why I'm writing. You and I have wrote our piece(s). We don't necessarily need to change each other's mind. But we can change other's."
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another day of "I dont have a static"
please go on and tell us how bad it made you feel, it wont change anything I promise, neither will they get banned. It's not agaisnt TOS
Not happy ? Get a static.
So for the record, I have no opinions on the result of the matter itself, but simply a question about the cause.
Do you feel that gearing with SE's "All Jobs. 1 character" design philosophy, that the way loot is handled in terms of attempting to gear multiple jobs, is the source of the issue?
For instance, if you are a tank main and want to gear healer, you're going to want to just play as a tank and roll on chests for the most part unless you don't care/have funds for gearing alt jobs with penta-melded crafted. The books help, but I still feel that the amount required is egregiously excessive and is a poorly functioning "catch all" fix at minimum.
To which, yes. Changing/Adjusting the loot system in Raids won't change toxic behaviour like this. However it will make it easier for you and other players to not be heavily effected by such acts.
I feel like issues like these need to be approached with a bottom up (core game play systems first) way of thinking, rather than attacking the top (making gear untrashable in raid), as you are only band-aiding the issue and not fixing the inherent problems with those specific systems itself.
Good lord, some of the people in this thread.
For starters, OP didn't say it was against the rules, he said it SHOULD be against the rules.
Second, it was done with malicious intent, why are people on this forum, ONCE AGAIN, defending malicious intent??? Sure, let's have assholes running around making the game unfun, that's sure to keep the game alive and well!
Third, those "get a static" posts are absolutely laughable. Not everyone is able to raid with a static for whatever reason. That shouldn't mean they have to deal with people being assholes. Party finder is already miserable enough as is, why encourage it to be worse? Absolutely get off your high horse.
Player being a douchebag = defend said player
Absolutely boggles the mind. OP isn't even whining about losing the item anyways, like, keep putting words in his mouth I guess.
Long story short, the loot system works as follows:I’ll try one more time to explain this. When an item drops in WOW you are either eligible or not. A prime example is ilvl. You can’t trade an item if it’s an ilvl upgrade for you. Getting another item that would make it NOT an ilvl upgrade doesn’t suddenly let you trade it. Nothing you can change, changes your loot eligibility. If that’s not the case in FF (I couldn’t imagine destroying loot to take the same item from someone else) then it should be.
When loot enters the table the game determines the rolls available to the player based on job of gear and job of player. Job overlaps between gear and player allows for the need option to be selectable, otherwise it is greyed out. When the roll is made, if it is unique, the game checks your inventory to confirm that there is not another of that same item present.
Due to the fact that the game does not check for the item itself until you actually attempt to make the roll, it can be bypassed by removing the item from your inventory if it were to conflict with the unique trait.
Thank you very much for actually reading the thread compared to some players who doesn't read at all and come here just to be toxic themselves.Good lord, some of the people in this thread.
For starters, OP didn't say it was against the rules, he said it SHOULD be against the rules.
Second, it was done with malicious intent, why are people on this forum, ONCE AGAIN, defending malicious intent??? Sure, let's have assholes running around making the game unfun, that's sure to keep the game alive and well!
Third, those "get a static" posts are absolutely laughable. Not everyone is able to raid with a static for whatever reason. That shouldn't mean they have to deal with people being assholes. Party finder is already miserable enough as is, why encourage it to be worse? Absolutely get off your high horse.
Player being a douchebag = defend said player
Absolutely boggles the mind. OP isn't even whining about losing the item anyways, like, keep putting words in his mouth I guess.
People actually defending loot griefing has to be the most baffling thing I've read through today, stay amazing ffxiv community
I don't think you could possibly project any harder.
While all of this is well and good, everyone here should know that SE won't even look at this until it gets hundred+ of pages in length. If yall really want this change then keep this thread alive (even though most will probably get bored and move onto the next hot topic in a day or two and leave this one to rot with the rest).
Last edited by LianaThorne; 11-11-2022 at 09:09 PM.
Very unlikely a GM will deal with the problem but two solutions are present. 1. Form or join static 2. Start your own PF group and set loot to master looter (note: Players who are giant childern will rage about this one.)
Last edited by NanaWiloh; 11-11-2022 at 10:25 PM.
Note: Taking advice from a players alt, is like taking advice from a voice in a dark room. Criticism is a two way street remember that!!
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