Oreyn_Bearclaw wrote: »One thing I will add about these two dungeons in particular; they are not DPS races. They can be for the most part if you want to skip mechanics and have really good DPS, but people have shown these to be doable with nothing but light attacks if you pay attention to mechanics.
This is true of most places, but the rest of the dungeons are so easy that people are stack and buring everything without even realizing it. They have mechanics too, but they can be ignored by almost any group because they have been nerfed so hard and due to power creep. With enough DPS, you can do that here as well, but most groups are being introduced to "mandatory" mechanics for the first time. You are going to have to either bang your head against them for a while like the rest of us, or find a group willing to carry you a few times. No shame in that, but again, much easier in a good PVE guild.
Edit: Trying to be constructive and not yell, "learn to play."
Ghost-Shot wrote: »Oreyn_Bearclaw wrote: »One thing I will add about these two dungeons in particular; they are not DPS races. They can be for the most part if you want to skip mechanics and have really good DPS, but people have shown these to be doable with nothing but light attacks if you pay attention to mechanics.
This is true of most places, but the rest of the dungeons are so easy that people are stack and buring everything without even realizing it. They have mechanics too, but they can be ignored by almost any group because they have been nerfed so hard and due to power creep. With enough DPS, you can do that here as well, but most groups are being introduced to "mandatory" mechanics for the first time. You are going to have to either bang your head against them for a while like the rest of us, or find a group willing to carry you a few times. No shame in that, but again, much easier in a good PVE guild.
Edit: Trying to be constructive and not yell, "learn to play."
You need to spend more time with Sneaky, L2P is the only acceptable response.
raidentenshu_ESO wrote: »So today my veteran pledge is one of the most difficult dungeons. vICP. I admit that my DPS isn't strong enough yet to successfully do a run for this dungeon in the mean time it was given to me regardless. Now as a C187 I'm struggling to find players to complete this dungeon task because people think that I'm too inexperienced. I even feel more sorry for players who are beneath my level who was also given this dungeon as their gold pledge. There is a lot of level discrimination going on, and to be honest I am one of those players.
This is the only day that I'm going to go without doing vet dungeon because it is not suitable for my rank. This is very unjustified and unfair. One of my biggest pleasures in playing this game is to do the daily dungeons (Despite the terrible Dungeon group finder).
ZoS now if you please answer me this. Why would you give a player who don't have significant amount of CP a daily vet dungeon that is truly not suitable for their rank? It's like demanding that a low level player to fight the main story boss without giving them enough time to grow.
DRXHarbinger wrote: »My reward....2 keys obviously for next dlc be a fool to waste them now...training sheer venom braces and a prosperous warden helm medium, got all 3 weights in prosperous now
rhapsodious wrote: »DRXHarbinger wrote: »My reward....2 keys obviously for next dlc be a fool to waste them now...training sheer venom braces and a prosperous warden helm medium, got all 3 weights in prosperous now
Hey, now you can just swap out helms when one breaks! Prosperous for days!!
For real though, I'd just run with understanding guildies, or group with a friend. Personally, if we recruit someone through zone for the pledge, we really don't mind if they're new - I've met some great people that way. Fantastic people, even.
I hope you at least try it today, just to give it a shot. Good luck!
DRXHarbinger wrote: »Probably 90% of my main guild was recruited at the pledge spot. Back in the day of everyone going batshit crazy for Engine guardian and too scared for VCOA. Worked a treat. Be nice to people and don't rage at them for not knowing and try and help out and you'll make some gaming buddies. Not calling the OP anything bad here but some people are pretty socially inept and just fail to understand this is a social game.
rhapsodious wrote: »DRXHarbinger wrote: »Probably 90% of my main guild was recruited at the pledge spot. Back in the day of everyone going batshit crazy for Engine guardian and too scared for VCOA. Worked a treat. Be nice to people and don't rage at them for not knowing and try and help out and you'll make some gaming buddies. Not calling the OP anything bad here but some people are pretty socially inept and just fail to understand this is a social game.
I hear ya, there. If someone joins from zone and I see they're like CP60 for the gold pledge, I just ask "Have you ran this before?" If the answer is "no" or "not that well", I take a bit before each boss to quickly explain the most important mechanics and why you take note of them. I find that makes it click a lot more with people.
Being nice to people really is the key. And if you're nice and helpful and they're still running pell-mell into enemies or not listening to an important mechanic (had a DPS who kept trying to melee final FG boss whose name I forget despite it clearly not working out for them), then, well, you did what you could. But then you get the VR4 who said you were the nicest group of people she had encountered in dungeons so far and that a bunch of people were yelling at her and making her feel like *** for not being perfect because she didn't know the mechanics. And you feel all warm and fuzzy inside and you make a friend.
Really, it benefits you, because the more people who know the dungeon, the greater chance you'll have of slapping together a group for it or other stuff.
raidentenshu_ESO wrote: »So today my veteran pledge is one of the most difficult dungeons. vICP. I admit that my DPS isn't strong enough yet to successfully do a run for this dungeon in the mean time it was given to me regardless. Now as a C187 I'm struggling to find players to complete this dungeon task because people think that I'm too inexperienced. I even feel more sorry for players who are beneath my level who was also given this dungeon as their gold pledge. There is a lot of level discrimination going on, and to be honest I am one of those players.
This is the only day that I'm going to go without doing vet dungeon because it is not suitable for my rank. This is very unjustified and unfair. One of my biggest pleasures in playing this game is to do the daily dungeons (Despite the terrible Dungeon group finder).
ZoS now if you please answer me this. Why would you give a player who don't have significant amount of CP a daily vet dungeon that is truly not suitable for their rank? It's like demanding that a low level player to fight the main story boss without giving them enough time to grow.
Minute_Waltz wrote: »In defence of "elitists" , if you only have few hours of play time everyday with 8 alts and need as many keys as possible for new monster set, you have no option other than taking experienced high dps players with max cp/gear in favour of less experienced players, and in extreme cases even only accepting people who have multiple alts or willing to run multiple times.
UltimaJoe777 wrote: »rhapsodious wrote: »DRXHarbinger wrote: »Probably 90% of my main guild was recruited at the pledge spot. Back in the day of everyone going batshit crazy for Engine guardian and too scared for VCOA. Worked a treat. Be nice to people and don't rage at them for not knowing and try and help out and you'll make some gaming buddies. Not calling the OP anything bad here but some people are pretty socially inept and just fail to understand this is a social game.
I hear ya, there. If someone joins from zone and I see they're like CP60 for the gold pledge, I just ask "Have you ran this before?" If the answer is "no" or "not that well", I take a bit before each boss to quickly explain the most important mechanics and why you take note of them. I find that makes it click a lot more with people.
Being nice to people really is the key. And if you're nice and helpful and they're still running pell-mell into enemies or not listening to an important mechanic (had a DPS who kept trying to melee final FG boss whose name I forget despite it clearly not working out for them), then, well, you did what you could. But then you get the VR4 who said you were the nicest group of people she had encountered in dungeons so far and that a bunch of people were yelling at her and making her feel like *** for not being perfect because she didn't know the mechanics. And you feel all warm and fuzzy inside and you make a friend.
Really, it benefits you, because the more people who know the dungeon, the greater chance you'll have of slapping together a group for it or other stuff.
Friend system is friendly, enemy system is isolating. Sad thing is when the latter doesn't even care how much people hate them for being a jerk... They just keep doing it anyway.
And it can be ANY dungeon for this stuff too. Hell, I did several scaled runs of vSO with several others on my dps mage. Was my first time doing a trial ever in fact, but I handled myself well and didn't die once as well as contribute to the runs. Not everyone is as improvisional but if I were taking someone on runs I'd tell them what I know and if I don't know and improvise as I go we have fun learning the ropes together. There are some things you just cannot be a hardass about without making yourself look stupid or demeaning.
raidentenshu_ESO wrote: »So today my veteran pledge is one of the most difficult dungeons. vICP. I admit that my DPS isn't strong enough yet to successfully do a run for this dungeon in the mean time it was given to me regardless. Now as a C187 I'm struggling to find players to complete this dungeon task because people think that I'm too inexperienced. I even feel more sorry for players who are beneath my level who was also given this dungeon as their gold pledge. There is a lot of level discrimination going on, and to be honest I am one of those players.
This is the only day that I'm going to go without doing vet dungeon because it is not suitable for my rank. This is very unjustified and unfair. One of my biggest pleasures in playing this game is to do the daily dungeons (Despite the terrible Dungeon group finder).
ZoS now if you please answer me this. Why would you give a player who don't have significant amount of CP a daily vet dungeon that is truly not suitable for their rank? It's like demanding that a low level player to fight the main story boss without giving them enough time to grow.
Having played extensively on the PTS, I can't wait for the whining which will occur when Veteran Cradle of Shadows is the Pledge, given that the final boss is currently harder than anything in Vet ICP was at release .
OP and anyone else in this situation, take the Pledge and do those difficult dungeons on Normal. The new dungeons: ICP, WGT, Ruins of Mazzatun and Cradle of Shadows all have the same storyline on both Normal and Veteran. So you can do the Normal version and get your Silver Key for it from Glirion the Redbeard.
raidentenshu_ESO wrote: »So today my veteran pledge is one of the most difficult dungeons. vICP. I admit that my DPS isn't strong enough yet to successfully do a run for this dungeon in the mean time it was given to me regardless. Now as a C187 I'm struggling to find players to complete this dungeon task because people think that I'm too inexperienced. I even feel more sorry for players who are beneath my level who was also given this dungeon as their gold pledge. There is a lot of level discrimination going on, and to be honest I am one of those players.
This is the only day that I'm going to go without doing vet dungeon because it is not suitable for my rank. This is very unjustified and unfair. One of my biggest pleasures in playing this game is to do the daily dungeons (Despite the terrible Dungeon group finder).
ZoS now if you please answer me this. Why would you give a player who don't have significant amount of CP a daily vet dungeon that is truly not suitable for their rank? It's like demanding that a low level player to fight the main story boss without giving them enough time to grow.