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seaef

No, it is not rude

It's ruder to stand in the middle of a well-traveled road, staring at a map or rummaging around in a chest.

Elsonso

Yes, you should travel around them instead

AnviOfVai wrote: »

I think this is exactly what I looked like when reading this thread:

You look like there is a fly buzzing around your room?

postlarval wrote: »

It's ruder to stand in the middle of a well-traveled road, staring at a map or rummaging around in a chest.

People do this sort of crap in real life too. Although, when on the road, they are usually texting someone. It is amazing that some people actually arrive where they are going in one piece. (and, sadly, some don't)

Jemcrystal

seaef

No, it is not rude

lordrichter wrote: »

postlarval wrote: »

It's ruder to stand in the middle of a well-traveled road, staring at a map or rummaging around in a chest.

People do this sort of crap in real life too. Although, when on the road, they are usually texting someone. It is amazing that some people actually arrive where they are going in one piece. (and, sadly, some don't)

It's always nice to know that Darwin's theories still play out unless some nosy paramedic intervenes.

dodgehopper_ESO

Only if your horse drops a turd.

TheCyberDruid

No, it is not rude

/waves hand
There are no other players...

Serjustin19

No, it is not rude

Is it rude to go through water with or without mount? As you or your mount swim,least mostly you. Does the water and or Lake mind, if you went through it? Same applies for mounts going through others. But honestly, we should be considered ghosts if we can go through others.

3DJutsu

I'm so used to the mass system in Requiem (Skyrim Overhaul) that I actively avoid players and NPCs when mounted.

DoctorESO

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Wizball1987

No, it is not rude

5 pages!!!

zyk

No, it is not rude

lordrichter wrote: »

People do this sort of crap in real life too. Although, when on the road, they are usually texting someone. It is amazing that some people actually arrive where they are going in one piece. (and, sadly, some don't)

I actually run over players with my horse in ESO while driving.

Hurtfan

No, it is not rude

Not rude, the more people you run over the more points you get...

kimaeril

Yes, you should travel around them instead

I do go around people but I 've found what I see on my screen isn't the same as what someone else sees. My husband and I play together and one time he mentioned that my character ran him over yet on my screen it showed I was still behind him. So for all I know the people I think I'm running around I might have just run over.

Kuramas9tails

No, it is not rude

I don't even notice other players half the time tbh.

seaef

No, it is not rude

DoctorESO wrote: »

postlarval wrote: »

lordrichter wrote: »

postlarval wrote: »

It's ruder to stand in the middle of a well-traveled road, staring at a map or rummaging around in a chest.

People do this sort of crap in real life too. Although, when on the road, they are usually texting someone. It is amazing that some people actually arrive where they are going in one piece. (and, sadly, some don't)

It's always nice to know that Darwin's theories still play out unless some nosy paramedic intervenes.

These people also hurt and kill innocent bystanders.

Something about “for the greater good”...

Eddyble

No, it is not rude

I wouldn't say I feel its rude, but I pretend that all bodies have substance and try to go around, over, etc. by default.

Malthorne

postlarval wrote: »

DoctorESO wrote: »

postlarval wrote: »

lordrichter wrote: »

postlarval wrote: »

It's ruder to stand in the middle of a well-traveled road, staring at a map or rummaging around in a chest.

People do this sort of crap in real life too. Although, when on the road, they are usually texting someone. It is amazing that some people actually arrive where they are going in one piece. (and, sadly, some don't)

It's always nice to know that Darwin's theories still play out unless some nosy paramedic intervenes.

These people also hurt and kill innocent bystanders.

Something about “for the greater good”...

Not cool

DoctorESO

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Leogon

No, it is not rude

In real life, they would hit a wall but ESO is just a game so I don't really mind.

BlazingDynamo

I do it all the time. Not sure if it bothers anyone, I honestly can't even think if it's happened to me. Probably does, I just never notice it because it doesn't matter lol

yttoks

Yes, you should travel around them instead

Yes, of course. You will make them feel inadequate for not taking care of their horse. Why are they soooo slow? Another question.

Always rude to not consider the feelings of others.

Arthur_Spoonfondle

No, it is not rude

Can't say it's something I do often but, you've got to have a real problem with over-sensitivity to get upset by it.

Pheefs

No, it is not rude

I like to walk pretty much everywhere! so what?!? its my murshun!

& lots of people jump over top of me or run right through me as they go by, I never think of this as rude...
but the people who run around me in circles as I walk along, that's rude.

Mureel

No, it is not rude

I rather like to Jump Over them wherever possible and love it when I can sail over and show them my black stag's underside xD

But I only like to jump them, not run right through.

seaef

No, it is not rude

DoctorESO wrote: »

postlarval wrote: »

DoctorESO wrote: »

postlarval wrote: »

lordrichter wrote: »

postlarval wrote: »

It's ruder to stand in the middle of a well-traveled road, staring at a map or rummaging around in a chest.

People do this sort of crap in real life too. Although, when on the road, they are usually texting someone. It is amazing that some people actually arrive where they are going in one piece. (and, sadly, some don't)

It's always nice to know that Darwin's theories still play out unless some nosy paramedic intervenes.

These people also hurt and kill innocent bystanders.

Something about “for the greater good”...

What if it was you that got rear-ended and killed? Or your spouse, kids, family members, friends?

It is what it is. Life is hard and not fair. Fact.

DoctorESO

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seaef

No, it is not rude

DoctorESO wrote: »

postlarval wrote: »

DoctorESO wrote: »

postlarval wrote: »

DoctorESO wrote: »

postlarval wrote: »

lordrichter wrote: »

postlarval wrote: »

It's ruder to stand in the middle of a well-traveled road, staring at a map or rummaging around in a chest.

People do this sort of crap in real life too. Although, when on the road, they are usually texting someone. It is amazing that some people actually arrive where they are going in one piece. (and, sadly, some don't)

It's always nice to know that Darwin's theories still play out unless some nosy paramedic intervenes.

These people also hurt and kill innocent bystanders.

Something about “for the greater good”...

What if it was you that got rear-ended and killed? Or your spouse, kids, family members, friends?

It is what it is. Life is hard and not fair. Fact.

How does that support your claim of Darwinism when a "fit" person is killed by the uncontrollable stupidity of an "unfit"? How about if a terrorist flies a plane into skyscrapers and kills thousands of these people?

I feel sorry for whatever rough life you've had.

Don't bother. My life has been far from rough. A cakewalk actually.

Turbotailz

No, it is not rude

Think of it as quick physical attraction

MaidenOregon

No, it is not rude

Whilst in PVP — If I see a dead player from another alliance in the ground, I will aim straight for them and run my mount over their face.

I think I’m going to special hell.

MaidenOregon

No, it is not rude

SisterGoat wrote: »

It's rude to stand in the middle of the road. OUTTA MY WAY.

This. If you’re in PVE and dueling on a main roadway, I will not go around. If come up on one out in the wild (where they should be), I will respect their space.