Jumping on dead players

[Gunz_Zbestest]

If you pvp regularly, you have probably been killed and had an enemy come over and jump up and down on your body as you respawn. That or you've had someone on your team who did it. What are your thoughts on it?

[Mawlzy]

If you pvp regularly, you have probably been killed and had an enemy come over and jump up and down on your body as you respawn. That or you've had someone on your team who did it. What are your thoughts on it?

Reflective of a profoundly childish mentality that infects FL and in principle liable to a 10-day suspension.

[Roguewaves]

Reflective of a profoundly childish mentality that infects FL and in principle liable to a 10-day suspension.

This is an insane take. As someone who easily gets triggered when someone does it to me (and it happens often since I always get BH5 and love solo pushing) I would never want the person to get a suspension over it. It's really not that serious.

I just make sure to get revenge and jump on their corpse too. Sure it's childish but we're all playing a game at the end of the day...

[Mawlzy]

This is an insane take. As someone who easily gets triggered when someone does it to me (and it happens often since I always get BH5 and love solo pushing) I would never want the person to get a suspension over it. It's really not that serious.

I just make sure to get revenge and jump on their corpse too. Sure it's childish but we're all playing a game at the end of the day...

I'd never report anyone for it either, the point of mentioning the possibility is that SQEX does actually take it seriously. This was more of a reminder that you can get suspended for such behavior; I'm certainly not advocating for reporting it. Got better things to do.

[DendrielConcade]

If you pvp regularly, you have probably been killed and had an enemy come over and jump up and down on your body as you respawn. That or you've had someone on your team who did it. What are your thoughts on it?

A little bit of spite, a little bit of malice, and the though that if I keep catching them doing it I have every right to toss a GM at them for toxic conduct. Overall, try not to stoop to their level, get better and decimate them till they aren't targeting you anymore or what is harder, try to not care much about it

[Archeron]

Pretty difficult to report without a video or screenshot of it happening. They don't seem to keen to take any real action on reports like this.

The usual offenders especially in Frontlines who complain or start arguements constantly can't seem to get purged. Or the few angry people in Casual CC (Yes, casual CC.) who throw target to ignore on people removed. Probably just depends on whoever is dealing with the ticket at the time and how willing they are to investigate it.

[Sinstrel]

Any competition comes with the possibility of showboating. Is it toxic and something to get banned over? I never thought of it that way, seems a bit extreme. Is it poor sportsmanship? Absolutely, and rivalries are created because of it.

There will always be some form of creative expression people come up with after finally getting to KO that pest who has been farming you for so long.

If I sent a report everytime someone elixired or jumped on my corpse, half of my /playtime would just be filing reports lol. Just get them back next time. They'll want to do the same, and you both will start learning your jobs better to one up eachother the next time.

[Divinemights]

If you pvp regularly, you have probably been killed and had an enemy come over and jump up and down on your body as you respawn. That or you've had someone on your team who did it. What are your thoughts on it?

Nothing, because this usually done by players that is half baked in PvP,
Usually not top performance and just hid behind and do kill steal
If you find another one doing this to your, it is simple to counter it
Create a countdown macro on this player and he will be focus left and right due to FF14 Frontline PvP's mob mentality

[MeeDeggiThePunisher]

Such thin skin. It's called taunting and is normal within competitive settings. (within reason)

[Mawlzy]

Such thin skin. It's called taunting and is normal within competitive settings. (within reason)

Actually, it isn't. Even EVE Online pretends to care about taunting. See also: NFL.

That said, I agree it's not worth getting bent out of shape because of it. That's simply feeding the troll. And probably inevitable behavior in a 13+ game.