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Why are you still here? Apparently the door didnt hit you hard enough. We dont need wow-lfr type people like you here anyways


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this is why i tank with 3 or more interrupts at all time ( if we wipe due to interrupts i take 5 to just solo everything)


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This. Of course every game has some players who are like this. Some games have more, some games have fewer and for the most part, we just have to put up with some of it along the way. But when it takes place and someone shows up complaining about it in a venue where we can actually make some effort to convince him that those players are few and far between, the thread instead has a very sizeable contigent of "we don't want whiners like you around anyway". That may be super fun to do for the people doing it, but nobody who comes here to see what the game community is like is going to see threads like this one and walk away from it thinking that the community here is a healthy one. The fact that he is unhappy about a bad experience is not a reason to give him another bad experience on his way out.


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But this isn't even vet dungeon, this sounds like the leveling STL. Also it is apart of the learning process to fail and fail and fail until you succeed.

Edited October 7, 2015 by zombiechan


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I agree with your sentiment on a conceptual level, but in the context of this particular circumstance (ie:Guy posts fairly nebulous cropped screenshot of him getting 'kicked' by a silent group, post history suggests same poster had trouble with the basic tactics of the dungeon that literally teaches you how basic dungeon mechanics work) the OP is posting purely to create drama. His post was made to paint himself a victim of unrighteous players rather than someone who failed to comprehend or learn the basics of the game. If you can't cope with failure in a game, be it your fault or the fault of others, you need to deal with it yourself rather than post on the forums about how upset you are and how you've already uninstalled the game. If, perhaps, the OP had instead posted that he had felt maligned by a few groups and was wondering if this sentiment was common to the game as a whole it would indeed be rather terrible for the people in this thread to be railing on him and telling him to bugger off. That's not what he did, though, so I'm still gonna sit in the camp of 'we don't need drama queens'.


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I can agree with this. I like to see things firsthand as well. With a player that can react to things effectively this is not really an issue. The issue comes in when people know they have trouble with reactions and such. If you know you do then why not learn whats coming beforehand? I know I will not go into a fight that I don't know with a group of people that already know the fight. I wouldn't want to be a burden on them. Same things kind of apply here. I don't advocate for kicking anyone at any point. However, and this is only in my case I know some people are just toxic a-holes and don't want to hear it, say that you are new and need to know what to do as soon as we get in. I have zero issue giving a quick run down of bosses. What I do have issues with is people 1) not knowing how to play their class even at a mediocre level and 2) wiping us because they didn't want to say they don't know the fight. I've had 3 dps in groups over the past week who did less dps than the tank AND healer on boss fights. Like how is that possible? If you spam your builder you should be doing more. I've had tanks that had no idea what tank stance was. I've had people wipe us because they didn't listen the first 2 times we said 'put an interrupt on your bar'. It's easy to put the blame on veteran players but all of those veteran players learned the game the same way. We had no guides and we did trial and error. Not to mention the game was much harder then and a lot less info was being taught to us. My point is that people need to take a little time to learn their class and roles before going into these dungeons. Whether that is hitting a mob/target dummy or reading a guide on the internet does not matter. If you know you struggle with reaction times, read the dungeon guides online so you have an idea of whats to come. Not everyone will need to but some people do. If you want help, ask for it, but do not expect a carry. You need to pull your weight as well.


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Or maybe he could be using it as a reference to Wildstar speak for the community as a whole? Idk but I haven't seen Tex bash f2p peeps at any point


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To be fair, many MMOs before this have placed it's practicing of "particular implementations of some very unforgiving mechanics" within the zone itself in a form of trial and error. Wildstar and Carbine's only issue is they follow this formula still. The issue is entirely in the single impatient community members who are unwilling to lend a hand to cultivate the community into something that will expand into something we can all enjoy.


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