During the anniversary it is also polite to not attack people that may be farming in PVP areas that don't fight back. Please ensure they fight back by hitting them once or twice to see if they are willing PVP participants.
This is also appropriate in Imperial City.
PrayingSeraph wrote: »PetiteFire wrote: »PrayingSeraph wrote: »PetiteFire wrote: »Tbagging, personally, I don't find offensive and just get players back by using equally ridiculous emotes when they die.
However, everyone is different. What upsets me may not upset someone else and vice versa. So yes, it should be taken seriously if someone is feeling harrassed. We all deserve to have a good online experience, and if someone is trying to ruin that for somebody else, kick 'em to the curb!
If someone gets upset at a character crouching on their face, why should I or anyone care? Sounds harsh, but seriously, why should anyone care? Keep in mind, we are playing an M rated game where we slaughter masses, we can witness mass infanticide, we have our soul stolen by the God of something I shall not say who literally created vampires doing this thing, in a world full of racism and slavery etc. I could go on. But then someone gets unreasonably upset at something as petty as teabagging we suddenly everyone should be forced to cater to that person??
Aight Captain Obvious, keep your panties on.
Because the majority of people who use it don't just do it as a one-time thing; they do it to specific targetted players because they know it upsets them. To me, that isn't funny. I don't roll like that in-game.
You may not 'care' about your fellow players, I happen to. Each to their own and all that.
Dont like being targeted in PVP? Dont play PVP. Being targeted is simply the risk of playing PVP. Dont want trolls targetting you because you dont like teabagging? Dont whine to them about being teabagged. "Dont feed the troll" used to be internet 101...
I care about if a player is being reasonable. Being offended does not *automatically* mean the entire MMO community should cater to you. I'm not arguing that teabagging isnt immature, it certainly is, but I greatly oppose the idea people should be *forced* to behave mature or else get banned.
adeptusminor wrote: »Don't be so abelist what if the person is roleplaying their Crohns or IBS syndrome? For those lucky enough to not be afflicted by such diseases, it can kick in during periods of excitement and adrenaline.
Chicharron wrote: »I had to google to find out what it is...
It's a video game, how can something stupid like that bother you? You guys have serious mental issues.
Parrot1986 wrote: »
Then why 10 years ago everyone would just laugh at these petty actions. I'm only noticing people getting bothered by everything these past couple years. Especially here in North America. It's going backwards here and people are sensitive to everything. I miss working in Europe sometimes. People there don't care about stupid crap, laugh and just live their lives as best they can.
It has been said by some that people laughed 10 years ago because they were not enlightened. Same for women's suffrage, etc.
How can you even compare woman’s suffrage to a video game unless you are of course trolling.
This game at its core has slavery built in, oppression of certain races and imperialism with races going on conquests to take over lands and enforce its ideas, laws and beliefs and others.
You seem to want to compare in game actions of players to real life actions/feelings but all of these in real life are deemed highly offensive and wrong/illegal yet you still play the game and take no offensive at these parts?
PetiteFire wrote: »Tbagging, personally, I don't find offensive and just get players back by using equally ridiculous emotes when they die.
However, everyone is different. What upsets me may not upset someone else and vice versa. So yes, it should be taken seriously if someone is feeling harrassed. We all deserve to have a good online experience, and if someone is trying to ruin that for somebody else, kick 'em to the curb!
A more appropriate way to deal with your fallen adversary that does not require T-bagging(Sexual harassment) is the use of the /sweep emote.
PetiteFire wrote: »PrayingSeraph wrote: »PetiteFire wrote: »PrayingSeraph wrote: »PetiteFire wrote: »Tbagging, personally, I don't find offensive and just get players back by using equally ridiculous emotes when they die.
However, everyone is different. What upsets me may not upset someone else and vice versa. So yes, it should be taken seriously if someone is feeling harrassed. We all deserve to have a good online experience, and if someone is trying to ruin that for somebody else, kick 'em to the curb!
If someone gets upset at a character crouching on their face, why should I or anyone care? Sounds harsh, but seriously, why should anyone care? Keep in mind, we are playing an M rated game where we slaughter masses, we can witness mass infanticide, we have our soul stolen by the God of something I shall not say who literally created vampires doing this thing, in a world full of racism and slavery etc. I could go on. But then someone gets unreasonably upset at something as petty as teabagging we suddenly everyone should be forced to cater to that person??
Aight Captain Obvious, keep your panties on.
Because the majority of people who use it don't just do it as a one-time thing; they do it to specific targetted players because they know it upsets them. To me, that isn't funny. I don't roll like that in-game.
You may not 'care' about your fellow players, I happen to. Each to their own and all that.
Dont like being targeted in PVP? Dont play PVP. Being targeted is simply the risk of playing PVP. Dont want trolls targetting you because you dont like teabagging? Dont whine to them about being teabagged. "Dont feed the troll" used to be internet 101...
I care about if a player is being reasonable. Being offended does not *automatically* mean the entire MMO community should cater to you. I'm not arguing that teabagging isnt immature, it certainly is, but I greatly oppose the idea people should be *forced* to behave mature or else get banned.
This is ESO. Maturity isn't a word this community understands so that would never happen.
I have already stated that I couldn't give a rat's ass if someone does it to me, but if it upsets someone else and affects their gameplay, then they have every right to report it. You say about catering, yet your posts just say nothing but 'put up or shut up'. So if that's the case, why should they care about you and your opinion, equally? What makes your opinion more valid? "Don't feed the trolls" - ...bro, seriously? Stepping into a PVP area doesn't give somebody else the right to bully or harrass you. It's not about being 'mature', there's a fine line between being cheeky and being a *** person.
PetiteFire wrote: »PrayingSeraph wrote: »PetiteFire wrote: »PrayingSeraph wrote: »PetiteFire wrote: »Tbagging, personally, I don't find offensive and just get players back by using equally ridiculous emotes when they die.
However, everyone is different. What upsets me may not upset someone else and vice versa. So yes, it should be taken seriously if someone is feeling harrassed. We all deserve to have a good online experience, and if someone is trying to ruin that for somebody else, kick 'em to the curb!
If someone gets upset at a character crouching on their face, why should I or anyone care? Sounds harsh, but seriously, why should anyone care? Keep in mind, we are playing an M rated game where we slaughter masses, we can witness mass infanticide, we have our soul stolen by the God of something I shall not say who literally created vampires doing this thing, in a world full of racism and slavery etc. I could go on. But then someone gets unreasonably upset at something as petty as teabagging we suddenly everyone should be forced to cater to that person??
Aight Captain Obvious, keep your panties on.
Because the majority of people who use it don't just do it as a one-time thing; they do it to specific targetted players because they know it upsets them. To me, that isn't funny. I don't roll like that in-game.
You may not 'care' about your fellow players, I happen to. Each to their own and all that.
Dont like being targeted in PVP? Dont play PVP. Being targeted is simply the risk of playing PVP. Dont want trolls targetting you because you dont like teabagging? Dont whine to them about being teabagged. "Dont feed the troll" used to be internet 101...
I care about if a player is being reasonable. Being offended does not *automatically* mean the entire MMO community should cater to you. I'm not arguing that teabagging isnt immature, it certainly is, but I greatly oppose the idea people should be *forced* to behave mature or else get banned.
This is ESO. Maturity isn't a word this community understands so that would never happen.
I have already stated that I couldn't give a rat's ass if someone does it to me, but if it upsets someone else and affects their gameplay, then they have every right to report it. You say about catering, yet your posts just say nothing but 'put up or shut up'. So if that's the case, why should they care about you and your opinion, equally? What makes your opinion more valid? "Don't feed the trolls" - ...bro, seriously? Stepping into a PVP area doesn't give somebody else the right to bully or harrass you. It's not about being 'mature', there's a fine line between being cheeky and being a *** person.
This would be the Argonian free version?gorvishand wrote: »ESO - Endless Snowflakes Online
Ever Spineless Online
DieAlteHexe wrote: »
This.
Is.
Beyond idiotic.
No, let me rephrase that. Back in the 90s, then we had level 80 idiocy. Things like a first grader being suspended for kissing another first grader on the cheek, because obviously sexual harassment (obviously!).
This is more like...level 20 stupidity, casually grinding its way forward. An electronic character is crouching over another electronic character, with no nudity or *** involved - which, by the way, is yet another kind of immature stupid, but I suppose that's the trend these days (at least among emotional ten year olds) - and someone is seriously inquiring whether this is a reportable offense or if it constitutes sexual harassment?!
For the sake of those posters, I am going to assume that you all are just trolling the forums. Or, alternatively, have a quest where one must fulfill every negative millennial generation stereotype in return for an extra 50 likes on...some thing or another.
Incidentally, I've been - and I've said this before - PVPing in MMOs since the mid-90s (MUDs back then, of course, but graphical MMOs not too long after). Every single PVP MMO environment I've ever seen is going to include between 20% and 90% emotionally immature idiots (in one notable instance, the admins themselves, god-moding into the middle of a fight and decapitating/silencing/immobilizing people permanently - or until they got bored and restored the characters - "for lulz").
I suspect this is due to the combination of apparent anonymity (superficially speaking, i.e. viz. other users and not the actual service provider), and no negative feedback to most actions in most instances. It's the same as with the idiots jumping on Twitter/Reddit/whatever threads threatening to *** and murder someone. If you were talking to them face to face, nine out of ten they'd shut it, and in the tenth case they'd get kicked in the teeth sooner or later. But online...yes. And then when you add in the PVP "I ganked you! l33t r0x0rz!" environment, I have to believe the effect is magnified, it certainly has been in my personal experience.
So again. This is how life works. This is the world we live in. And this particular action is wholly, utterly meaningless (and for the 0.000001% who will flip out at watching one electronic character crouch over another because of some prior traumatic experience - perhaps they ought to consider not engaging in "realistic-looking" MMO PVP in the first place, because who the hell knows what else is going to trigger them). Grow a bloody pair, and this includes the women of the assemblage (metaphors! ha!).
Now if you all will excuse me, there is a particularly cheerful looking cloud I must yell at.
Facefister wrote: »I bet half of the people here have problems opening their soylent drink bottles.
TheDoomsdayMonster wrote: »Wow...people are just too sensitive nowadays.
Reporting someone for T-bagging is nothing more than whining and crying because you got beat...
I don't do it - but who are you to judge what's appropriate or not?
How do you know someone isn't tbagging their friend and WHY is it any of your business?
The Uninvited wrote: »
Then why 10 years ago everyone would just laugh at these petty actions. I'm only noticing people getting bothered by everything these past couple years. Especially here in North America. It's going backwards here and people are sensitive to everything. I miss working in Europe sometimes. People there don't care about stupid crap, laugh and just live their lives as best they can.
Well, EU is following in your footsteps quite rapidly these days.
Chicharron wrote: »I had to google to find out what it is...
It's a video game, how can something stupid like that bother you? You guys have serious mental issues.
DieAlteHexe wrote: »Chicharron wrote: »I had to google to find out what it is...
It's a video game, how can something stupid like that bother you? You guys have serious mental issues.
Aye, I do. Due to being assaulted years ago. I guess I also have "mental issues" because I think respect and honour matter and feel that taunting the person you've already beaten is pretty lame. That probably makes me completely insane in this day and age.
I can live with that.
Facefister wrote: »DieAlteHexe wrote: »Chicharron wrote: »I had to google to find out what it is...
It's a video game, how can something stupid like that bother you? You guys have serious mental issues.
Aye, I do. Due to being assaulted years ago. I guess I also have "mental issues" because I think respect and honour matter and feel that taunting the person you've already beaten is pretty lame. That probably makes me completely insane in this day and age.
I can live with that.
How can the squating movement be bannable?
If so, then it should not be allowed in the game as in you should be allow to crouch and the animation shouldnt be there.
If tbagging offends, get up...maybe get mad but not really necessary, and get them back. Single them out in a zergb and repeat the action over them
Pay it forward
Or see the notion as something else, as GG (good game) rather than typing it they are saying gg to you
DieAlteHexe wrote: »How can the squating movement be bannable?
If so, then it should not be allowed in the game as in you should be allow to crouch and the animation shouldnt be there.
If tbagging offends, get up...maybe get mad but not really necessary, and get them back. Single them out in a zergb and repeat the action over them
Pay it forward
Or see the notion as something else, as GG (good game) rather than typing it they are saying gg to you
Surely there are other emotes that would better represent "gg" or "gf". I mean, being slapped in the face by virtual testicals seems a bit...off...as a congratulatory thing.
DieAlteHexe wrote: »How can the squating movement be bannable?
If so, then it should not be allowed in the game as in you should be allow to crouch and the animation shouldnt be there.
If tbagging offends, get up...maybe get mad but not really necessary, and get them back. Single them out in a zergb and repeat the action over them
Pay it forward
Or see the notion as something else, as GG (good game) rather than typing it they are saying gg to you
Surely there are other emotes that would better represent "gg" or "gf". I mean, being slapped in the face by virtual testicals seems a bit...off...as a congratulatory thing.