Privacy from third party sites

[CaedemSanguis]

But yeah, I guess if you are not doing savages/ultimates it's okay to hide, no one will look at it anyway (like when you apply for a savage/ultimate static or when you join a savage pf)

[Nyxs]

But yeah, I guess if you are not doing savages/ultimates it's okay to hide, no one will look at it anyway (like when you apply for a savage/ultimate static or when you join a savage pf)

If you are checking logs you are kind of a psycho stalker. I dont blame people for hiding it from people like you. Let people do the fight and then if they are obviously not doing well kick em? But to look at everything someone does ingame just because they joined your party is creepy.

[Reimmi]

If you are checking logs you are kind of a psycho stalker. I dont blame people for hiding it from people like you. Let people do the fight and then if they are obviously not doing well kick em? But to look at everything someone does ingame just because they joined your party is creepy.

Not really, i think its basic recruitment tactics, like a job interview to get a background check on someone you've never met before to not waste your time

It's different when you harass someone over it, but i see absolutely nothing wrong with using them to gauge the general skill level of a player for your statics

[Its_Kazzy_D]

If you are checking logs you are kind of a psycho stalker. I dont blame people for hiding it from people like you. Let people do the fight and then if they are obviously not doing well kick em? But to look at everything someone does ingame just because they joined your party is creepy.

Yeah tbh I don't like to join groups that require my logs. If we get the kill, isn't that enough?

[CaedemSanguis]

If you are checking logs you are kind of a psycho stalker. I dont blame people for hiding it from people like you. Let people do the fight and then if they are obviously not doing well kick em? But to look at everything someone does ingame just because they joined your party is creepy.

Well im doing week 1 prog

You need to know how to dps

Im only checking logs when someone is applying in my static

[Evergrey]

If you are checking logs you are kind of a psycho stalker. I dont blame people for hiding it from people like you. Let people do the fight and then if they are obviously not doing well kick em? But to look at everything someone does ingame just because they joined your party is creepy.

Used correctly, looking over a groups logs can be a tool of improvement.
It can show if someone's struggling in a particular part and from there try and improve on that.

Sadly it can, as most know, be used in the wrong way as well.

[Avidria]

If you are checking logs you are kind of a psycho stalker. I dont blame people for hiding it from people like you. Let people do the fight and then if they are obviously not doing well kick em? But to look at everything someone does ingame just because they joined your party is creepy.

I like... don't care at all about other people's logs, but this is kind of an off the walls take and it's mega weird that it has so many likes. I mean come on. Looking at someone's video game dps numbers makes them a creepy psycho stalker? Seriously? I'd say calling that take extreme would be kind.

[Turtledeluxe]

But yeah, I guess if you are not doing savages/ultimates it's okay to hide, no one will look at it anyway (like when you apply for a savage/ultimate static or when you join a savage pf)

This is absolutely false and very silly of you to post. Seems like you're confusing the game with your lil bubble.

[CaedemSanguis]

This is absolutely false and very silly of you to post. Seems like you're confusing the game with your lil bubble.

Why would someone check your parses if your not joining their pf/static ? x)

You guys are paranoid x)

[aiqa]

Why would someone check your parses if your not joining their pf/static ? x)

You guys are paranoid x)

Well, to give you a recent example. To create a list of people supporting the healer strike, and to show exactly how "casual" those are. In an attempt to shame them into silence.