pay it forward

[NZ_Player]

my dad taught me this philosophy at a very young age
i am now comfortably retired at 39

[KimimiAvesta]

I always heal nearby people that need it - and if I accidently aggro their mob I'll run it back to them so I don't inconvenience them ^^~

[reaver84]

Some guy was really confused about how to do the swimwear event so I just gave him 70 wet bomb ash in the mail. He appreciated it and offered his assistance with any quests in the future.

[seekerofpower]

I queue my SCH for low level dungeons, trials and hests to help reduce the queue times of DPSers.

[Sylvanoshei]

I help with low level dungeons and assist others with the mechanics of the boss fights, telling players where to find certain botanist items to harvest and by farming mats for some players. (no, I don't get anything from it, just helping others)

[tyniwins]

I log out each and every time I stop playing.

[Bustercucumbers]

Wait....... Doesn't he die a senseless death because he was trying to pay it forward?

[TrystWildkey]

I switched classes in the field to raise someone who was just laying there dead.

I've helped out random people fighting mobs when it looked like they were struggling, I've dismounted to throw some cures at people who were struggling with mobs.

I answer random questions in shout, I offer free orange juice to anyone who's trying to complete the gear dye quest.

Just small things, but it always makes me smile when I can help someone else in game

[Araye]

I stand around where people are doing Leves and heal them while I wait for the next FATE. Smile (Sorry, I would not be waiting for a FATE if I hadn't sucked up all the side quests leveling my GLA and CNJ. )

[Komisho]

I go out of my way to raise people nearby. I drop heals on someone if I see they're getting wrecked by a mob, and stay there until they finish it off.

Currently I'm farming Longstop for Battlemage gear, each and every tank I've queued with so far was new to the instance and I always explain the mechanics of each fight for them beforehand. It helps a lot to explain something to a new tank instead of just getting mad and leaving.

I answer questions in /sh as often as possible and try to offer suggestions if there's something better someone could be doing for what they need.

I tell stupid jokes in /sh. Not really paying it forward, but hey, everyone loves a good laugh now and then!