I like the part where it says *Violating* and *Plod off*

People like that are why people hate RPers.

Hmm.

Khajiit she does not wholly understand the issue. At all times in life it possible to be standing by a wall that needs some repair. It is always possible that someone with a hammer may need to intervene in the crumbling masonry yes.

On the other hand making the camel spit in the direction of this one or riding so the rear end of the horse is positioned uncomfortably close to the whiskers - that is no more acceptable in Tamriel than anywhere else this one she thinks.

Yours with paws
Santie Claws

I forgot the part of the ToS where using the game-provided emoticons was forbidden if RPers and their precious feefees were nearby.

I get that some people dislike role-playing, but is it really okay to intervene? Even if it isn't against the rules, it's kind of a lame thing to do in my opinion.

First of all, if you were doing that to his character, yeah it can be considered player harassment, which is indeed against the terms of the TOS you and everyone else has signed. While I personally believe ZOS pretty much ignores player harassment, people have been sanctioned (temp bans) and/or literally removed from areas where they were deliberately disrupting the play of others in the past. Even if it was "just nearby" that is a noisy emote and you were probably very well aware it would be annoying to those playing there. It's pretty disingenuous to claim otherwise. Imagine you are trying to have a conversation with a friend and someone's kid is throwing a temper tantrum 2 feet away from you and their parent refuses to do anything about it. And since it's a little kid, YOU can't do anything about it either. So you are forced to leave. Imagine this happens to you, no matter where you are, every time you try to talk to any of your friends. That's what roleplayers get every single time they log in. After awhile you really start hating those people. The number one reason there has been a demand for player housing is simply so rolepayers have a place to go do their thing WITHOUT being harassed continuously by other players.

And THAT is why roleplayers are "so sensitive and mad."

Lumbermill_Emperor wrote: »

i just did /hammer near one of them and then i went to kitchen to drink some beer
and when i returned i see this:
and i even cannot answer him because he put me on ignore

So, you saw someone role-playing, and intentionally, purposely went close enough to make sure they saw you, and did something to interrupt/disrupt what they were doing.

Gosh. I can't imagine why the role-players get upset. I mean, I'm sure that you were the only player ever who went and did something like that while the role-players were trying to play. Its not as though people constantly disrupt the rp for others.

In case you can't tell, yes that was /sarcasm.

I don't know why a group/guild that want to rp don't make a group so everything they type stays out of chat. It would give the people who think someone role-playing is offensive in some way no reason to start hammering near them. I can't understand why some players can't ignore the ones who want to rp. If they really bother someone that much, whisper them, ask them to group so their chat is private, or say you have a quest and you'll be gone as soon as you finish, then leave them alone. If they won't let you do what you have to for a quest or to get to the bank or trader or whatever, then you can report them.

MornaBaine wrote: »

First of all, if you were doing that to his character, yeah it can be considered player harassment, which is indeed against the terms of the TOS you and everyone else has signed. While I personally believe ZOS pretty much ignores player harassment, people have been sanctioned (temp bans) and/or literally removed from areas where they were deliberately disrupting the play of others in the past. Even if it was "just nearby" that is a noisy emote and you were probably very well aware it would be annoying to those playing there. It's pretty disingenuous to claim otherwise. Imagine you are trying to have a conversation with a friend and someone's kid is throwing a temper tantrum 2 feet away from you and their parent refuses to do anything about it. And since it's a little kid, YOU can't do anything about it either. So you are forced to leave. Imagine this happens to you, no matter where you are, every time you try to talk to any of your friends. That's what roleplayers get every single time they log in. After awhile you really start hating those people. The number one reason there has been a demand for player housing is simply so rolepayers have a place to go do their thing WITHOUT being harassed continuously by other players.

And THAT is why roleplayers are "so sensitive and mad."

And good riddance when housing comes.

JKorr wrote: »

Lumbermill_Emperor wrote: »

i just did /hammer near one of them and then i went to kitchen to drink some beer
and when i returned i see this:
and i even cannot answer him because he put me on ignore

So, you saw someone role-playing, and intentionally, purposely went close enough to make sure they saw you, and did something to interrupt/disrupt what they were doing.

Gosh. I can't imagine why the role-players get upset. I mean, I'm sure that you were the only player ever who went and did something like that while the role-players were trying to play. Its not as though people constantly disrupt the rp for others.

In case you can't tell, yes that was /sarcasm.

I don't know why a group/guild that want to rp don't make a group so everything they type stays out of chat. It would give the people who think someone role-playing is offensive in some way no reason to start hammering near them. I can't understand why some players can't ignore the ones who want to rp. If they really bother someone that much, whisper them, ask them to group so their chat is private, or say you have a quest and you'll be gone as soon as you finish, then leave them alone. If they won't let you do what you have to for a quest or to get to the bank or trader or whatever, then you can report them.

I did this once when people were role-playing about Minotaur ***. I was told to "go f*** a bear".

MornaBaine wrote: »

First of all, if you were doing that to his character, yeah it can be considered player harassment, which is indeed against the terms of the TOS you and everyone else has signed. While I personally believe ZOS pretty much ignores player harassment, people have been sanctioned (temp bans) and/or literally removed from areas where they were deliberately disrupting the play of others in the past. Even if it was "just nearby" that is a noisy emote and you were probably very well aware it would be annoying to those playing there. It's pretty disingenuous to claim otherwise. Imagine you are trying to have a conversation with a friend and someone's kid is throwing a temper tantrum 2 feet away from you and their parent refuses to do anything about it. And since it's a little kid, YOU can't do anything about it either. So you are forced to leave. Imagine this happens to you, no matter where you are, every time you try to talk to any of your friends. That's what roleplayers get every single time they log in. After awhile you really start hating those people. The number one reason there has been a demand for player housing is simply so rolepayers have a place to go do their thing WITHOUT being harassed continuously by other players.

And THAT is why roleplayers are "so sensitive and mad."

With that logic, everyone who isn't a RPer should get banned

Khenarthi wrote: »

Why would you /hammer?

Maybe he was RPing a handyman.