You know...a grinder may not be entitled to an area but neither are you (questers). If someone's grinding in your quest hub could you not just try to avoid the mobs in their loop (usually pretty easy to figure out) and finish your quest without hassle?
Also here's something to think about next time a grinder seems like a ***. These people are usually up there with the simple task of leveling an alt for hours, and every few minutes a quester comes along and ruins the exp for them.
Also a PSA: Don't grind in groups of more than 2...you lose exp this way unless that finally got fixed.
SantieClaws wrote: »Khajiit once tried to grind.
Then she was banned from the marketplace in Daggerfall for trying to sell lumpy coffee to a guard. The choking caused quite a scene that morning.
This one is sure that she read the best coffee is made from coffee beans and the sweepings of the floor of the wood mill ...
Yours with paws
Santie Claws
@Shogunami if something that simple can potentially lead you to take illegal actions like that, then it might be good for you to follow your own advice.Someone running up to me in-game and start complaining about me "grinding it wrong" is someone I just might go out of my way to DDOS or hack or something. Because F*** THAT GUY
People need to take a long and good look at their lives
The_Patriarch wrote: »You know, when I first read this post, I thought everyone was being elitist. Theeeeennnnn I decided to grind at Rkindaleft early this morning.
People were farming TWO spots, running back and forth and camping until respawn. Then, when I'm pulling mobs at the lower level near the river/waterfall area where you have Dwarven constructs and the Rkindaleft warriors, these people saw what I was doing and jumped in to take some XP. Now, I wouldn't ordinarily mind, but I had already tried to group with a few of them and voiced my intention to help. Frustrating - my grind took longer than it should have.
CaptainBeerDude wrote: »The_Patriarch wrote: »You know, when I first read this post, I thought everyone was being elitist. Theeeeennnnn I decided to grind at Rkindaleft early this morning.
People were farming TWO spots, running back and forth and camping until respawn. Then, when I'm pulling mobs at the lower level near the river/waterfall area where you have Dwarven constructs and the Rkindaleft warriors, these people saw what I was doing and jumped in to take some XP. Now, I wouldn't ordinarily mind, but I had already tried to group with a few of them and voiced my intention to help. Frustrating - my grind took longer than it should have.
GvGvQ
Even the grinders are salty at each other. I'm gonna need popcorn soon and a soda to wash it down...
My mate and I were trying to deter this four man group with two vet 16's in it from grinding in old Orsinium on Monday night because our XP was going from 10k to 3k so we'd rush ahead and kill all but one enemy from each group to mess with the spawns, after 20 long minutes they gave up only to have another group come in their place. This week's bonus XP has been all for naught with the extra people in grinding zones.
Long story short some people may not look like they know how to grind but some of us definitely do haha. Also, the XP penalty for grinding with more than two people is ridiculous.
This is exactly why I am not eating my cake till this cake craze is over lol
No offence to those poeple who said they deliberately spite grindders and ruin the spawn or stick around and leech exp did you stop to think that some of those people actually used scrolls? Which cost real life money?
I am just going to leave this here :
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you
A person's actions in this and previous states of existence, viewed as deciding their fate in future existences. (Karma)
what goes around comes around
The wheel turns
and in my own words:
Good deeds are contagious so if you respect your fellow gamer ( even if that person does not respect you, some other player might witness it and be nice to someone esle, eventually you have more good deeds going about than bad ones ).
I'll give an example: A few weeks (3 or 4 ) ago a guy whispered me he needed about 5 Xivkyn motifs ( leggings at the time was well over 10k , it was one of the items he wanted ) the total market value was easily over 25k for all 5 he wanted.
Now I am not sure if he actually needed all of them or after having heard me agree to sell the leggings for under 50% of market value he asked me to sell him all the expensive ones as well ( I sold them all for 15k to this guy ) with one condition:
Do something nice to another player in the future.
It's simple now I am sorry my post derailed the thread a little but I see too much selfishness in here & had to speak up
BACK to topic:
blablabla I like grinding
blablabla I like questing ( yet I still comment in a grinding thread )
Okay we're back on topic
sirrmattus wrote: »you cant compete with someone who has max CP when grinding. Thats the shittiest part
Takes-No-Prisoner wrote: »I grinded the other night with 3 people not in a group. I basically attracted the mobs with light attack arrows and then tanked the large blob of enemies for them to mow it down. Had a great time and am looking forward to the next grind spot I plan to roll around insirrmattus wrote: »you cant compete with someone who has max CP when grinding. Thats the shittiest part
This is exactly why I try to be nice when I grind with others outside of being partied, I can face roll mobs so easily being at the cap versus the other grinders around me. I know that can be really annoying to someone trying to level up for the first time.
The_Patriarch wrote: »No offence to those poeple who said they deliberately spite grindders and ruin the spawn or stick around and leech exp did you stop to think that some of those people actually used scrolls? Which cost real life money?
I am just going to leave this here :
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you
A person's actions in this and previous states of existence, viewed as deciding their fate in future existences. (Karma)
what goes around comes around
The wheel turns
and in my own words:
Good deeds are contagious so if you respect your fellow gamer ( even if that person does not respect you, some other player might witness it and be nice to someone esle, eventually you have more good deeds going about than bad ones ).
I'll give an example: A few weeks (3 or 4 ) ago a guy whispered me he needed about 5 Xivkyn motifs ( leggings at the time was well over 10k , it was one of the items he wanted ) the total market value was easily over 25k for all 5 he wanted.
Now I am not sure if he actually needed all of them or after having heard me agree to sell the leggings for under 50% of market value he asked me to sell him all the expensive ones as well ( I sold them all for 15k to this guy ) with one condition:
Do something nice to another player in the future.
It's simple now I am sorry my post derailed the thread a little but I see too much selfishness in here & had to speak up
BACK to topic:
blablabla I like grinding
blablabla I like questing ( yet I still comment in a grinding thread )
Okay we're back on topic
I was one of those complaining that people were ruining spawn points. And I used a scroll, too, which cost me real life money. You shouldn't make assumptions - it's bad for your "karma."
I hope you grinders aren't interrupting people who are questing. The questers take precedence in any area, you need to respect that.
LiquidSchwartz wrote: »;-; if you watch videos and find these spots how do you not know how to pull the mobs
Problem is some of you so called "pros" run as fast as you can and try to clear all the mobs before others can get to them, soooooooo , "others" have to double back pull whatever they can in the wrong "order" sometimes , just suck it up , you don't own the mobs , maybe ask others to join instead of just running in a group of 2.
My biggest gripe is when ur pulling mobs and some [snip] runs in and drops bombs on the mobs youve just collected or draws agro on every mob youre pulling. Etiquette is a (almost) extinct trait in ESO..
When someone is being chased by 10 mobs its kind of a no brainer that perhaps those mobs were deliberately pulled for a reason..
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I hate to break it to you guys, but ginders (or questers for that matter) have no claims to any mobs in the game. It's practically public property--anyone can fight them.
Furthermore, there is no "correct" way to grind (optimal, yes, but not correct) so you shouldn't get into too much of a hissie fit when a person is pulling/killing mobs in whatever fashion just because it doesn't live up to your standards.
You can offer advice, but never should you try to enforce. Trying to enforce it for whatever reason to a person who wants little to do with you (as opposed to say, joining your hardcore group) makes you little more than an outright pri** at best, a harasser at worst.
My biggest gripe is when ur pulling mobs and some [snip] runs in and drops bombs on the mobs youve just collected or draws agro on every mob youre pulling. Etiquette is a (almost) extinct trait in ESO..
When someone is being chased by 10 mobs its kind of a no brainer that perhaps those mobs were deliberately pulled for a reason..
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Don't grind if to put it bluntly you suck at the game, take the time to learn it and how mechanics of gameplay worksThe problem is you baddies are grinding new toons you don't even know how the game works and call animation canceling badLiquidSchwartz wrote: »;-; if you watch videos and find these spots how do you not know how to pull the mobs
Problem is some of you so called "pros" run as fast as you can and try to clear all the mobs before others can get to them, soooooooo , "others" have to double back pull whatever they can in the wrong "order" sometimes , just suck it up , you don't own the mobs , maybe ask others to join instead of just running in a group of 2.
Not sure why but its irritating.
This Non-Vet vs Vet player war is amazing.
You know...a grinder may not be entitled to an area but neither are you (questers). If someone's grinding in your quest hub could you not just try to avoid the mobs in their loop (usually pretty easy to figure out) and finish your quest without hassle?
Also here's something to think about next time a grinder seems like a ***. These people are usually up there with the simple task of leveling an alt for hours, and every few minutes a quester comes along and ruins the exp for them.
Also a PSA: Don't grind in groups of more than 2...you lose exp this way unless that finally got fixed.