
I'm fairly sure this is exactly why dps scores weren't even included in the base game in the first place.
OrphanHelgen wrote: »A tip for you guys. Let the dd's post and let them be proud of the numbers they see, specially if they worked hard for it. This game doesn't give you dps if you spam random buttons, it actually require proper rotation. Just ignore the posts if it bothers you and be happy the dungeon are going smooth.
anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »OrphanHelgen wrote: »A tip for you guys. Let the dd's post and let them be proud of the numbers they see, specially if they worked hard for it. This game doesn't give you dps if you spam random buttons, it actually require proper rotation. Just ignore the posts if it bothers you and be happy the dungeon are going smooth.
Let's put it this way :
Imagine a beautiful person walking like a top model. Obviously this person is nice to look at, and has put some effort into his/her appearance and body shape. Along with the beauty given at birth, which is pure random luck.
If you see this person at a fashion show or a beauty competition, it's all OK.
If the same person does it in the street, in a shop or in an office... how does that look like ? Like someone who's claiming loud to be better than others, and therefore making everyone else feel miserable.
Context matters.
To be honest, it DOES annoy me when someone posts DPS statistics in a pugged dungeon. It's not that bad that I actually react or reply to it, I just swallow it, but if you ask me, the truth is that it is annoying. To me.
I'm well aware that it actually "helps" the whole group... but that's a benefit that doesn't compensate the negative feeling of being ... less ? carried ? whatever...
Don't post your DPS in a PUG. That's my position, if you ask me.
While the verbal abuse wasn't warranted, why do you feel the need for aggrandizement?
I usually play a healer, but when I'm on my dps characters, I only post my dps when asked, or when the other dps and I are actively comparing our dps (friendly competition).
I'm fairly sure this is exactly why dps scores weren't even included in the base game in the first place.
OrphanHelgen wrote: »anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »OrphanHelgen wrote: »A tip for you guys. Let the dd's post and let them be proud of the numbers they see, specially if they worked hard for it. This game doesn't give you dps if you spam random buttons, it actually require proper rotation. Just ignore the posts if it bothers you and be happy the dungeon are going smooth.
Let's put it this way :
Imagine a beautiful person walking like a top model. Obviously this person is nice to look at, and has put some effort into his/her appearance and body shape. Along with the beauty given at birth, which is pure random luck.
If you see this person at a fashion show or a beauty competition, it's all OK.
If the same person does it in the street, in a shop or in an office... how does that look like ? Like someone who's claiming loud to be better than others, and therefore making everyone else feel miserable.
Context matters.
To be honest, it DOES annoy me when someone posts DPS statistics in a pugged dungeon. It's not that bad that I actually react or reply to it, I just swallow it, but if you ask me, the truth is that it is annoying. To me.
I'm well aware that it actually "helps" the whole group... but that's a benefit that doesn't compensate the negative feeling of being ... less ? carried ? whatever...
Don't post your DPS in a PUG. That's my position, if you ask me.
If I saw a beautiful woman in a shop or office, I would threat her with respect and compliment her. Wtf you talking about?
OrphanHelgen wrote: »If you are a casual player, a player who don't care about min maxing, dps, group support etc and going for veteran dungeons. Are you not happy to get a DD with you that can burn those bosses and help your odds towards a no death achievement? If my dps and experience doesn't matter, why spending 30 mins on gathering a good group for a dungeon then? Why not take a low cp player instead? Dps doesn't matter anyway so what's the problem?
anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »OrphanHelgen wrote: »A tip for you guys. Let the dd's post and let them be proud of the numbers they see, specially if they worked hard for it. This game doesn't give you dps if you spam random buttons, it actually require proper rotation. Just ignore the posts if it bothers you and be happy the dungeon are going smooth.
Let's put it this way :
Imagine a beautiful person walking like a top model. Obviously this person is nice to look at, and has put some effort into his/her appearance and body shape. Along with the beauty given at birth, which is pure random luck.
If you see this person at a fashion show or a beauty competition, it's all OK.
If the same person does it in the street, in a shop or in an office... how does that look like ? Like someone who's claiming loud to be better than others, and therefore making everyone else feel miserable.
Context matters.
To be honest, it DOES annoy me when someone posts DPS statistics in a pugged dungeon. It's not that bad that I actually react or reply to it, I just swallow it, but if you ask me, the truth is that it is annoying. To me.
I'm well aware that it actually "helps" the whole group... but that's a benefit that doesn't compensate the negative feeling of being ... less ? carried ? whatever...
Don't post your DPS in a PUG. That's my position, if you ask me.

raidentenshu_ESO wrote: »The real question is..
Is it really necessary to spam the chat with your DPS score on each enemy that you slain with random players? Sometimes you need to keep your DPS scores private... unless if you're in a group that welcomes DPS sharing. Just because you're proud of your score doesn't mean that the rest of the group cares.
OrphanHelgen wrote: »If I saw a beautiful woman in a shop or office, I would threat her with respect and compliment her. Wtf you talking about?
anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »OrphanHelgen wrote: »If I saw a beautiful woman in a shop or office, I would threat her with respect and compliment her. Wtf you talking about?
Don't pretend to not understand. The point isn't that the person is beautiful, the point is that he/she was walking like a top model, "look-at-me-i'm-gorgeous" style. Which is what you're doing when posting 60K DPS. It's nothing more nor less than a "look at me I'm so good, ya'll suck" attitude.
OrphanHelgen wrote: »Read my post carefully, and I actually describe that specific situation where that was not the case
So let's you and I start this conversation from a place of mutual respect as fellow human beings if nothing else okay?
I can see by your forum information you have played ESO since year one, I would assume that means you understand that Hardcore Raiders/Dungeon runners are probably the smallest minority in this game. I have a friend that plays who recently left because as he put it "There is no raid scene"
Raiding is a after thought, if you listen to Matt Firor way back when this game was being developed, he said that ESO was about exploration, forming friendships and large scale battles, and mostly the PVE /casual players from every other MMO's flocked here. I have even had devs tell me at various cons, that Raiders aren't the focus of this game and are problematic as a audience.
So since you have the game that is predominantly PVE/Casual, you're going to get a negative reaction, especially when you throw up DPS, start asking about parser information or anything that can be perceived as trying to turn ESO into the burning crusade.
That reaction is is mainly because a lot of them have bad memories of being treated like crap from the uber raiders and have no desire to return to that.
Look at it like this, there are at least three games being developed now that want to return to the days of yesteryear, and WoW is still all about the raid, maybe you're in the wrong game? You could tell yourself that the filthy casuals took the raiders advice and went to play something else and eso is it.
i think next time he should slot one hander and run around light attacking single mobs, i'm sure it would make others feel better because he would suck as much as the rest of the group and therefore after one hour in normal pledge everyone could say they did they very best and deserve a cookie