OrphanHelgen wrote: »Allthough I kind of asked the community a question, and so far I still get hate ish posts about how much I brag. I don't see how my post can be that missunderstood when I tried my best to explain my point very detailed.
And for those who wonder, yes I am proud of what I have and will achieve in this game. Gold, dps, achievement, scores etc. I am proud of what I achieve and everyone should be proud as well. Is that a crime?
alephthiago wrote: »I call this one bs, you made up this story and is trying to farm reactions, like the person who made a post about how he was being kicked from dungeons for using the duchess personality in a male toon.
alephthiago wrote: »I call this one bs, you made up this story and is trying to farm reactions, like the person who made a post about how he was being kicked from dungeons for using the duchess personality in a male toon.
anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »OrphanHelgen wrote: »Allthough I kind of asked the community a question, and so far I still get hate ish posts about how much I brag. I don't see how my post can be that missunderstood when I tried my best to explain my point very detailed.
And for those who wonder, yes I am proud of what I have and will achieve in this game. Gold, dps, achievement, scores etc. I am proud of what I achieve and everyone should be proud as well. Is that a crime?
It really looks like you enjoy being the self-called "victim".
As a result, whatever rational explanation is useless, but I'll still give it another try :
Being "proud" of your ingame achievements is not a crime. But it will only be well-received and appreciated in circles of like-minded (competitive) players. Most players don't have a competitive mindset and therefore will not care about anyone's achievements. They will only take care of fun. You bragging among them expecting recognition and acknowledgement from them will always fall flat, if not trigger negative reactions. Don't expect water and fire to mix, that's against universal physics.
OrphanHelgen wrote: »I don't expect water and fire to mix. But I was grown up and didn't talk negative about his 5k dps, so he should shut up and not talk negative about my 60k either. That's the point. So far in this community, only the "elitists" have to be nice and respectful, but not the other way around. I queue for pug group, group was bad, I didn't say anything about it and did my job. I never tired to mix water with fire, but that doesn't mean I accept getting hate spams.
OrphanHelgen wrote: »anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »OrphanHelgen wrote: »Allthough I kind of asked the community a question, and so far I still get hate ish posts about how much I brag. I don't see how my post can be that missunderstood when I tried my best to explain my point very detailed.
And for those who wonder, yes I am proud of what I have and will achieve in this game. Gold, dps, achievement, scores etc. I am proud of what I achieve and everyone should be proud as well. Is that a crime?
It really looks like you enjoy being the self-called "victim".
As a result, whatever rational explanation is useless, but I'll still give it another try :
Being "proud" of your ingame achievements is not a crime. But it will only be well-received and appreciated in circles of like-minded (competitive) players. Most players don't have a competitive mindset and therefore will not care about anyone's achievements. They will only take care of fun. You bragging among them expecting recognition and acknowledgement from them will always fall flat, if not trigger negative reactions. Don't expect water and fire to mix, that's against universal physics.
I don't expect water and fire to mix. But I was grown up and didn't talk negative about his 5k dps, so he should shut up and not talk negative about my 60k either. That's the point. So far in this community, only the "elitists" have to be nice and respectful, but not the other way around. I queue for pug group, group was bad, I didn't say anything about it and did my job. I never tired to mix water with fire, but that doesn't mean I accept getting hate spams.
WhitePawPrints wrote: »I once saw someone boasting their numbers of killing a Fellrunner in Craglorn zone chat. First posted 9k burst it, then a 21k burst hit. I thought it was weird but ignored it as I went along my quests.
He was full on bragging and challenging the zone to beat him. Zone chat mostly ignored him, and maybe one person responded with "no one cares". Which he responded with "like to see you do better", and thus solidified his position as a prick.
I went along and came across a Fellrunner, hit it once and did 36k burst damage. Which is probably half of what my PVP build can do, but I wasn't going to waste time to change my build.
Why was this guy bragging? Because he thought he was getting high numbers, but no one cares. Burst damage is meaningless. Posting DPS on a boss with adds is meaningless.
As I understand it was one posting as dps was high because of adds.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.
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.
anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »OrphanHelgen wrote: »Allthough I kind of asked the community a question, and so far I still get hate ish posts about how much I brag. I don't see how my post can be that missunderstood when I tried my best to explain my point very detailed.
And for those who wonder, yes I am proud of what I have and will achieve in this game. Gold, dps, achievement, scores etc. I am proud of what I achieve and everyone should be proud as well. Is that a crime?
It really looks like you enjoy being the self-called "victim".
As a result, whatever rational explanation is useless, but I'll still give it another try :
Being "proud" of your ingame achievements is not a crime. But it will only be well-received and appreciated in circles of like-minded (competitive) players. Most players don't have a competitive mindset and therefore will not care about anyone's achievements. They will only take care of fun. You bragging among them expecting recognition and acknowledgement from them will always fall flat, if not trigger negative reactions. Don't expect water and fire to mix, that's against universal physics.
anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »OrphanHelgen wrote: »Read my post carefully, and I actually describe that specific situation where that was not the case
I did read your post carefully.
What you don't understand - or pretend to not understand , is that you posted your DPS with the INTENT to inform tank and helaers. The reality is, noone knows your intent.
If you really want to know why people react negatively, you have to understand that what matters is the perception of your acts, not the intention behind them.
This is what I'm trying to explain.
If you persist in saying that PERCEPTION is not relevant because it was not your INTENTION, then I cannot help you further. Sorry.
OrphanHelgen wrote: »alephthiago wrote: »I call this one bs, you made up this story and is trying to farm reactions, like the person who made a post about how he was being kicked from dungeons for using the duchess personality in a male toon.
I have screenshots and even reported my group members for harassment, so no badge farming hereIf I want to farm badges, these type of posts are not the right way to do it.
Edit: Sorry, you never mentioned badges, I just assumed.
OrphanHelgen wrote: »alephthiago wrote: »I call this one bs, you made up this story and is trying to farm reactions, like the person who made a post about how he was being kicked from dungeons for using the duchess personality in a male toon.
I have screenshots and even reported my group members for harassment, so no badge farming hereIf I want to farm badges, these type of posts are not the right way to do it.
Edit: Sorry, you never mentioned badges, I just assumed.
Whoa whoa wait a minuet......
You reported people for harassment, with your posting history talking about "Bads" "Causals" and what not? I mean this thread could be construed as a shame piece.
Some would say that is toolish of you, I mean it's typical uber gamer mentality, I'm just surprised you admitted to it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zi0RpNSELasOrphanHelgen wrote: »alephthiago wrote: »I call this one bs, you made up this story and is trying to farm reactions, like the person who made a post about how he was being kicked from dungeons for using the duchess personality in a male toon.
I have screenshots and even reported my group members for harassment, so no badge farming hereIf I want to farm badges, these type of posts are not the right way to do it.
Edit: Sorry, you never mentioned badges, I just assumed.
Whoa whoa wait a minuet......
You reported people for harassment, with your posting history talking about "Bads" "Causals" and what not? I mean this thread could be construed as a shame piece.
Some would say that is toolish of you, I mean it's typical uber gamer mentality, I'm just surprised you admitted to it.
Calling someone ''bad'' or ''casual'' is not shaming. There are bad players in this game, and casual players. Saying someone is bad or casual is not shaming, unless we are living in a politically correct safe space world.
Actually I guess we are, so nevermind me, carry on in your safe space
OrphanHelgen wrote: »alephthiago wrote: »I call this one bs, you made up this story and is trying to farm reactions, like the person who made a post about how he was being kicked from dungeons for using the duchess personality in a male toon.
I have screenshots and even reported my group members for harassment, so no badge farming hereIf I want to farm badges, these type of posts are not the right way to do it.
Edit: Sorry, you never mentioned badges, I just assumed.
Whoa whoa wait a minuet......
You reported people for harassment, with your posting history talking about "Bads" "Causals" and what not? I mean this thread could be construed as a shame piece.
Some would say that is toolish of you, I mean it's typical uber gamer mentality, I'm just surprised you admitted to it.
Calling someone ''bad'' or ''casual'' is not shaming. There are bad players in this game, and casual players. Saying someone is bad or casual is not shaming, unless we are living in a politically correct safe space world.
Actually I guess we are, so nevermind me, carry on in your safe space
Actually depends on the context, most mature people understand that, if anything the OP is needing a safe space from the means that didn't like his uberness...... it also occurs to me that this may be a alt account of the OP because you keep rushing in to play white Knight.
Valera Progib wrote: »I always show DPS, so pugs understand who is carrying the group.
If someone questioned your ability to perform sure post it. If your in a guild/friends group, sure post it. If you are in a pug group and you feel they aren't pulling their weight, either say something about it or just continue on as you were. There is no need to post your dps just to rub it in their faces, which is exactly what it sounds like you were doing.
HatchetHaro wrote: »I earned my way to elite status through months upon months of hard work and dedication on my character.
The least I can do is show off my achievements and work my epeen a bit with my dps numbers.
Ep1kMalware wrote: »Doesn't matter. Let's assume op was stoked about the score and wantes to brag, why should he be subject to abuse? Being good is a GOOD thing, has everybody lost their minds?