Knootewoot wrote: »Nobody cares about world's first achievements. I don't care about regular achievements also.
xblackroxe wrote: »Knootewoot wrote: »Nobody cares about world's first achievements. I don't care about regular achievements also.
All the salt in our thread says otherwise xD
Hodor has had 53 days to get the speed run in vHoF, since the day they first had PTS access. For console, their clock started 3 days ago. Console users have 50 days left to claim the rightful speed run "world first," in terms of opportunity to do so.
As for the vHoF clear, I don't recognize "firsts" on the first day, especially considering they already did that in the closed beta. If this was a contest, it's a hollow one.
Feeling the need to make a posting with a "Worlds first" in the title just seems odd to me in general. It sorta smells like behaviour we encountered way back in Kindergarden. I have since grown out of that sort of mentality. Just leave the "World" out of it. The world doesn't care
. If 8 Billion people would actually play ESO and compete to get it done....well maybe then the title would be correct.
And how about mixing these things with a little bit of humor? Like "Worlds first trial cleared with Wardens and Bears only". Or clearing a trial with 12 Nords or Woodelves instead of the usual min-maxing that goes on and on and on and on ;-)
central_scrutinizer wrote: »It's technically correct, but I don't think that people should crow about a "world first" in this particular situation where PC had access to it on live servers well before consoles. As far as competition goes, it's more of a "platform first", since vast swaths of people were not even given a chance to compete at all.
Not that consoles would have won either way, but still.
Word firsts never have and never will be relevant since many are done by players with access to pre-release/PTS systems where they learn the entire fight before release and by no means does everyone have the chance to do that, therefore on release day it's nothing remotely like a level playing field.After the most recent "world first" that was posted, I'm really starting to question the legitimacy of it all. I'm also not impressed
Merlin13KAGL wrote: »
- They're legit (the claim) until someone disputes it (with proof).
- It's kinda what they do... (Hodor, and such)
- Even if you measured the clock from first available access, I'm guessing odds are they'd still obtain it.
- If you really want to steal some of that thunder, beat their leaderboard score.
These players and guilds are elite for a reason, and I'm pretty sure attitude isn't that reason. If your concern is per platform, then consider there is still the option of "World First: (Platform _______)"
Merlin13KAGL wrote: »
- They're legit (the claim) until someone disputes it (with proof).
- It's kinda what they do... (Hodor, and such)
- Even if you measured the clock from first available access, I'm guessing odds are they'd still obtain it.
- If you really want to steal some of that thunder, beat their leaderboard score.
These players and guilds are elite for a reason, and I'm pretty sure attitude isn't that reason. If your concern is per platform, then consider there is still the option of "World First: (Platform _______)"
Well, what if someone else comes with a capture of the achievement and claims that he did it before Hodor...? What proof has Hodor to be the firsts doing it? In any case they are the firsts on posting it on the forum and youtube, but if someone else comes and claim they were first but didnt post it anywher...?
No one would have proof, not Hodor nor whoever would make such a claim.
Example: Lets say youve been a mechanic all your life and you were a darn good one. In fact, lets say you and your mechanic co workers had a contest on who could change out the oil in customers vehicles and you were so good you were the fastest and held that record.
fast forward a few years and you decide for whatever reason you want a change in career. IT looks like there is a lot of money to be made so you do what you need to do and apply to your first IT job - do you think, in that interview, they give a flying flip you were the fastest oil changer?
@Coilbox timestamps are silly, aren't they?xblackroxe wrote: »Merlin13KAGL wrote: »
- They're legit (the claim) until someone disputes it (with proof).
- It's kinda what they do... (Hodor, and such)
- Even if you measured the clock from first available access, I'm guessing odds are they'd still obtain it.
- If you really want to steal some of that thunder, beat their leaderboard score.
These players and guilds are elite for a reason, and I'm pretty sure attitude isn't that reason. If your concern is per platform, then consider there is still the option of "World First: (Platform _______)"
Well, what if someone else comes with a capture of the achievement and claims that he did it before Hodor...? What proof has Hodor to be the firsts doing it? In any case they are the firsts on posting it on the forum and youtube, but if someone else comes and claim they were first but didnt post it anywher...?
No one would have proof, not Hodor nor whoever would make such a claim.
Thers a date right to the achievement so unless somebody shows up with the same day we are first.
Artemiisia wrote: »Still, the practice and dedication those people are putting into this is impressive, I wont be able to sit in a trial like 7-8 hours each day to get that kinda results, so no matter if they have had access for 2 months before it on PTS, they deserve the reoknations of their hard work.
The thing is also, some of the people from Hodor, is helping tons of people with builds and such, on youtube, websites and such, which is hugely appreciated by the common folks
World First achievements only matter to the ones it matters to. Just like everything in life.Example: Lets say youve been a mechanic all your life and you were a darn good one. In fact, lets say you and your mechanic co workers had a contest on who could change out the oil in customers vehicles and you were so good you were the fastest and held that record.
fast forward a few years and you decide for whatever reason you want a change in career. IT looks like there is a lot of money to be made so you do what you need to do and apply to your first IT job - do you think, in that interview, they give a flying flip you were the fastest oil changer?no
So my analogy is that the "high end pve endgame community" really cares about these things. It doesnt matter how long they had to "practice the content" its understood and expected that everyone in that community would have done what was necessary to put them in the competitive pacing. i.e. access to the beta.
That's their drive and passion and NO ONE should diminish or discredit that from them. That's selfish, pitiful, and wrong.
My problem is with the elitism but thats a different story. I call it like i see it. but thats not what we're talking about, we're talking about the legitimacy of a drive and passion.
You wouldnt want someone to try and take that away from you, so dont try to do it to others. Give props where props are due.
EDIT: I would like to add that what is happening in that thread is literally one individual being a poor sportsman. He has a history and has openly displayed that behavior time and time again. In fact, its like a child that doesnt get what he wants, he takes his toys and wont let anyone play with them. That individual literally quit the game because world firsts were taken from him. Instead of staying and rising to the challenge, he quit. His opinion shouldnt matter.
Duh. You know, I am getting so tired of this in RL, so I'm just gonna mindlessly rant, because why not.Otherwise i just shrug off the threads of people looking for... praise? Validation? Seems to me that if someone needs a pat on the back from random forum people for running the content, they're missing the point of a game, which is to have fun. Being the 1st to complete content just means they had more time to spend training than other teams did. Nothing spectacular or special about it.
DannyLV702 wrote: »
DannyLV702 wrote: »
OP got called out^^
Artemiisia wrote: »Still, the practice and dedication those people are putting into this is impressive, I wont be able to sit in a trial like 7-8 hours each day to get that kinda results, so no matter if they have had access for 2 months before it on PTS, they deserve the reoknations of their hard work.
The thing is also, some of the people from Hodor, is helping tons of people with builds and such, on youtube, websites and such, which is hugely appreciated by the common folks
ThanksWe are trying to get more open as well in terms of streaming & releasing video content.
People overestimate the hours per week we raid. We have 3 raid days and each raid is 3hours. In the end we raid about 6 hours per week because we have serious problems with people going afk mid raid or coming late to raids >.>
@Ch4mpTW All PC Raidguilds had access to the PTS server, we just put the most time in it whereas other guilds did not because they did not preparse as good as we did or had drama in guild etc. I am aware that console did not have that chance, but you should not compare PC release vs Console release, as you get the update always 2 weeks later.