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With what kind of people we play today , please look!
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Kodrac✭✭✭✭✭
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but what if he has done it many time before.?
From my understanding, ZOS don't make those calls but their support (who are potentially and outsourced company) do.bloodthirstyvampire wrote: »ZOS_GinaBruno gina would you guys really ban a player for this
I doubt the support would be this stupid, but then again...
Well if he's done it many times and been reported many times and still does it many times then.... I'll let you take a guess.1 -
manustecta✭✭✭purple-magicb16_ESO wrote: »How do you steal xp? I know some players power level but it doesn't take xp away from the other player. Did you take a chest from him? Even so, it's fair game unless it specifically has his name on it. I don't understand how you can steal xp and further how that's a reportable offence.
You must be Khajit, nightblade and must have Thieves Guild DLC.There you have passive skill : steal 50% other player XP.
To new players! Yes, this is a Joke!
Edited by manustecta on May 11, 2017 4:34PM"Sweet Mother, sweet Mother, send your child unto me, for the sins of the unworthy must be baptized in blood and fear."2 -
R0C95✭Not sure how any of you can stand area chat at all. That's been long turned off for me... too many irrational people/ kids on the internet these days.1
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ragingphoinix wrote: »Well, a lot of people have no idea of how the XP works in this game.
They probably think it's something like Black Desert where only one player will get XP from killing a mob.
I read that as 'noob', and laid out the pvp rules, but everyone now gets xp from the hit. You just have to do the most damage to get the 'loot'.
That's why I keep getting the loot. lol. I see one or two players having a hard time with one mob and I just walk up and kill it quickly.0 -
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✭GreenSoup2HoT wrote: »If you mess up farm rotations (best example: riften tigers north of town), players get upset.
One of my favorite activities
If you quote someone, and intend for them to see what you have said, be sure to Mention them with @[insert name].2 -
Bombashaman✭✭✭Lowest common donem...denoman...denomine...aw frag it.
He is stupid. Don't mind the stupid.2 -
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✭Arthur_Spoonfondle wrote: »When playing an MMO, you're never far from a nutter itching to report someone!
Marge Simpson has a phrase for people like that: "Stupid is, as stupid does."
Isn't that kind of a theme in Forest Gump too?Edited by Wrecking_Blow_Spam on May 12, 2017 2:50AMXbox one EU
8 Flawless conquerors on all class specs (4 stam, 4 magicka)
Doesn't stand in red0 -
MehrunesFlagon✭✭✭✭✭
✭Kind of reminds me of when i went to get the ap bonus in Cracked wood cave. Ran into 3 low level ad and just obliterated them. They said they were going to report me for killing them.0 -
ScytheNL✭✭✭✭ChronoChristophe wrote: »ragingphoinix wrote: »Well, a lot of people have no idea of how the XP works in this game.
They probably think it's something like Black Desert where only one player will get XP from killing a mob.
I read that as 'noob', and laid out the pvp rules, but everyone now gets xp from the hit. You just have to do the most damage to get the 'loot'.
That's why I keep getting the loot. lol. I see one or two players having a hard time with one mob and I just walk up and kill it quickly.
Does it really work that way? Because I was running around when a small group asked me to join and we had some fun killing Sabre cats, I was lvl 47 then, and they were way further than I was, a CP 250 and a CP600, We just all got loot from the cats. I had expert Clean Pelt collector in a few minutes Ingame:
Ezekiel Zakriah, Redguard Nightblade
Xbox One, GT= Scythe NL0 -
ADarklore✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭This reminds me of me and my bosses favorite quote, "You can't fix stupid!"
I also love it how these type of people think they OWN or can CLAIM a certain area... as if it's a single player game or something. I also believe that ZOS takes action against players who abuse the 'report' feature.Edited by ADarklore on May 18, 2017 12:45PMCP: 2130 ** ESO+ ** ~~ ***** Strictly a solo PvE quester *****
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Rinmaethodain✭✭✭✭✭
✭If he was already grinding with a friend, in a duo group, OP being there as a "fifth wheel" effectively robbed them both of about 50% of experience.
1 person attacking monster -> 100% exp
2 people attacking monster in group -> 110% exp
3 people and more attacking monster no matter if grouped or not -> <50% exp
So yeah, if I was settled down in a grind spot with a friend and suddenly a third person would come I would be pretty pissed off too. Especially when they pull off that *** argument "its not your place, if you don't like me here go somewhere else".
Somehow in ESO, grind spot etiquette is dead. I've experienced it many times, even after I explained thoroughly to someone why his presence in grind spot is making everyone around lose experience they would stay there deliberately which would turn into borderline harassment.
Its an universal, long standing rule, both in real life and in gaming "first come first served". There are practical reasons behind why to follow it, yet it's so hard for some to understand, or maybe it's just that some ESO players are too just entitled to have everything the way they want so much they will ignore any historical/unspoken/traditonal rules.
Just pile up in single grind spot and harass a group who was there first, mocking them "you don't own place", "go somewhere else", "this is public place" while they continue to get 50% of base experience...
For grinding loot, yes, the more the merrier, zerg all you want.
But for exp grinding -> two people is the only and only narrow optimum. Add one more (even if not grouped) and everybody is at loss. Heck even 1 person sometimes is enough to cover a place and more would case overkill and respawn downtime.
There are very few "special" places that really stand out in exp/hour (and are public), but beside that, since One Tamriel, all over-world grind locations are pretty much same. When someone comes second to already taken place (a duo group grinding there), it's generally their own fault for being too lazy to simply go to other place - much easier to stay in place, waste everybody's time reducing exp and then make a screen shoot and post on forums.
And for the record, yes, the way in which person in OP's screenshoot responded was uncalled for (but still we do not know whole story, we are seeing only a fragment of conversation). There might or might not be part where person in OP's screenshoot explained situation and mechanics behind gaining experience but nevertheless, insults are not the way to go.Edited by Rinmaethodain on May 18, 2017 1:07PM1 -
ChronoChristophe wrote: »ragingphoinix wrote: »Well, a lot of people have no idea of how the XP works in this game.
They probably think it's something like Black Desert where only one player will get XP from killing a mob.
I read that as 'noob', and laid out the pvp rules, but everyone now gets xp from the hit. You just have to do the most damage to get the 'loot'.
That's why I keep getting the loot. lol. I see one or two players having a hard time with one mob and I just walk up and kill it quickly.
Does it really work that way? Because I was running around when a small group asked me to join and we had some fun killing Sabre cats, I was lvl 47 then, and they were way further than I was, a CP 250 and a CP600, We just all got loot from the cats. I had expert Clean Pelt collector in a few minutes
I think if you're in a group you all get loot. I wasn't in a group. I sometimes come across lower level players having a hard time. Mostly when they have aggroed a bunch of mobs. I step in and help them. I was never part of the group. Just to clarify though, I never claim an area. I just try to help those who need it.0 -
This reminds me of me and my bosses favorite quote, "You can't fix stupid!"
I also love it how these type of people think they OWN or can CLAIM a certain area... as if it's a single player game or something. I also believe that ZOS takes action against players who abuse the 'report' feature.
I have come across people like this in other games. I usually follow them around and take the last shot and loot until they get the idea that they can't claim a spot. I know it's a crappy thing to do, but sometimes talking just doesn't work.0 -
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✭Pre 1T I go to coldharbor to farm zombies for a bit early in the morning to get some gear to decon. There was someone else there and as soon as I showed up he starts yelling at me to F...off. lol anyway I was there about 20 minutes filled my bags and left. I hate grinders and am glad that most of them now go to skyreach or ride the dolmen trains .0 -
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✭MaximusDargus wrote: »If he was already grinding with a friend, in a duo group, OP being there as a "fifth wheel" effectively robbed them both of about 50% of experience.
1 person attacking monster -> 100% exp
2 people attacking monster in group -> 110% exp
3 people and more attacking monster no matter if grouped or not -> <50% exp
So yeah, if I was settled down in a grind spot with a friend and suddenly a third person would come I would be pretty pissed off too. Especially when they pull off that *** argument "its not your place, if you don't like me here go somewhere else".
Somehow in ESO, grind spot etiquette is dead. I've experienced it many times, even after I explained thoroughly to someone why his presence in grind spot is making everyone around lose experience they would stay there deliberately which would turn into borderline harassment.
Its an universal, long standing rule, both in real life and in gaming "first come first served". There are practical reasons behind why to follow it, yet it's so hard for some to understand, or maybe it's just that some ESO players are too just entitled to have everything the way they want so much they will ignore any historical/unspoken/traditonal rules.
Just pile up in single grind spot and harass a group who was there first, mocking them "you don't own place", "go somewhere else", "this is public place" while they continue to get 50% of base experience...
Are you sure that the people like OP are the entitled ones? :^)P.A.W.S. - Positively Against Wild Sasquatches - NO TO BIGFOOT!0 -
Rinmaethodain✭✭✭✭✭
✭strikeback1247 wrote: »MaximusDargus wrote: »If he was already grinding with a friend, in a duo group, OP being there as a "fifth wheel" effectively robbed them both of about 50% of experience.
1 person attacking monster -> 100% exp
2 people attacking monster in group -> 110% exp
3 people and more attacking monster no matter if grouped or not -> <50% exp
So yeah, if I was settled down in a grind spot with a friend and suddenly a third person would come I would be pretty pissed off too. Especially when they pull off that *** argument "its not your place, if you don't like me here go somewhere else".
Somehow in ESO, grind spot etiquette is dead. I've experienced it many times, even after I explained thoroughly to someone why his presence in grind spot is making everyone around lose experience they would stay there deliberately which would turn into borderline harassment.
Its an universal, long standing rule, both in real life and in gaming "first come first served". There are practical reasons behind why to follow it, yet it's so hard for some to understand, or maybe it's just that some ESO players are too just entitled to have everything the way they want so much they will ignore any historical/unspoken/traditonal rules.
Just pile up in single grind spot and harass a group who was there first, mocking them "you don't own place", "go somewhere else", "this is public place" while they continue to get 50% of base experience...
Are you sure that the people like OP are the entitled ones? :^)
Is this the same thing you tell people inside a full elevator when they ask you to leave as you were last to enter it and you triggered "too much people inside elevator" and prevented everybody from going up? "Im not leaving this is public elevator, you dont own it, if you wont want me here you leave yourself, you can all take stairs but I'm staying in elevator even if I was last to enter it".Edited by Rinmaethodain on May 18, 2017 1:04PM1 -
drakhan2002_ESO✭✭✭✭✭Arthur_Spoonfondle wrote: »
Marge Simpson has a phrase for people like that: "Stupid is, as stupid does."
I thought that was Forest Gump...0 -
Dreizopf✭✭✭MaximusDargus wrote: »...
1 person attacking monster -> 100% exp
2 people attacking monster in group -> 110% exp
3 people and more attacking monster no matter if grouped or not -> <50% exp
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Where did Zenimax/Bethesda tell these numbers, please?
Why should grouping up in a duo be so much better than in a trio? May be, the 110% are meant for "Mara"-duos only?
Edited by Dreizopf on May 18, 2017 2:15PMMan sollte sagen, was man meint. Wenn man nicht sagt, was man meint, dann meint man nicht, was man sagt.
You should say what you are meaning. If you don't say what you are meaning, you don't mean what you are saying.
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Rinmaethodain✭✭✭✭✭
✭MaximusDargus wrote: »...
1 person attacking monster -> 100% exp
2 people attacking monster in group -> 110% exp
3 people and more attacking monster no matter if grouped or not -> <50% exp
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Where did Zenimax/Bethesda tell these numbers, please?
Why should grouping up in a duo be so much better than in a trio? May be, the 110% are meant for "Mara"-duos only?
They never told it anywhere. That is the point of "before making any claim you need to educate others". This hidden experience modifiers are just one of many things that is not explained in game in any way and players have to figure out.
The 10% extra experience is a hidden bonus for being in group (Mara ring is completely different thing) i understand is as a "socialising" perk/cooperation bonus.
The exp reduction when three people attack monster (no matter if they are in group or not, the penalty is there even if there are three groupless people) after that are probably anti-zerg measurements (they are just for kill exp, that's why dolmen zerging does not suffer from it since the exp you get for "completing dolmen" is from different category).Edited by Rinmaethodain on May 18, 2017 2:20PM0
