hmsdragonfly wrote: »

iFord wrote: »

Mine has to be when somebody continuously moves the world boss out of my aoes even though the boss is going to hit them whether they run or not.

Dude, people can't see your AOE now, except for Liquid Lightning.

Btw snipers in Cyrodiil. I have PTSD when I hear someone sniping, even when i am in overland world.

I tend to move away or dodge selene's proc in PVE. I've also seen other people doing it. Looks hilarious, I tell you.

BTW. Try tanking vet Selene's Web when both DDs are using selene's

chests stealers (totally one that lures a mob to u when u unlock, so ur under attack)
ppl who leave half empty nodes/chest behind

this a fun one -_-" that one guy who told me what to do in the guild i created (he litterly told me i would be kicked if i do it again- im guildmaster)

guys who cant handle if i reject them (sure i im a flirty talker with everyone, but dont whisper me ur D size, thn get mad if u reject u)

ppl who complain cp isnt fair in pvp/battlegrounds, and should not have been in game at all .... jeez dont play it if u cant handle, there are non cp campaings for a reason
and much much more

Daus wrote: »

Sevn wrote: »

Daus wrote: »

MasterSpatula wrote: »

Doctordarkspawn wrote: »

Ulfgarde wrote: »

these ones

The kind who disagree with this title.

The people who shout 'git gud' need to just go away. Far away. It started when Dark Souls was released. And if we knew it was going to do this to people, make them into screeching manchildren like the ye olde days of arcades who yelled that they were the best, and were obnoxious about it, we would have burned down the studio it was being made in.

If you think Dark Souls started this trend, you must be very young. People were moaning about carebears ruining the game back when I played Star Wars: Galaxies, and I can guarantee you long before that.

Actually, for a while, Dark Souls was actually a hopeful thing, because it seemed like it might give the L33ts somewhere to go. But it didn't quite work out that way. It was more that once someone completely catered to them and only them, they expected nothing less from everyone else.

Players like myself love difficult games like Dark Souls. I get no joy from beating something that requires little effort. I want something that challenges me, something that makes me have to use my brain to overcome. The issue with games nowadays is that they're too hand fed. Why "conquer" something that's difficult to fail?

And why do people enjoy playing easy games? Do they need some self-assurance or something?

Quite honestly that question can be asked about people who enjoy playing "difficult" games. Do they need some sort of self esteem boost or something?

Lol a person in need of a self-esteem boost really shouldn't play a game like Dark Souls.

There are different types of gamers just like there are different types of people. My advice to the people who don't want to be challenged is to not participate in anything competitive or in PvP. In competitive PvE you're going to be scolded by an individual who knows better and you're going to call him/her an elitist. In PvP you're going to get killed by that Dark Souls players, and you're going to rage and say they're playing an OP class or using an OP set. When in reality you're just a bad player because you enjoy content that doesn't challenge you, and therefore you're not going to improve as a player.

Muscles develope due to stress, and tears of the filaments. Not by having another person or device do the lifting for you.

Just like your ability to solve math problems improves with practice, and by challenging yourself. Not by using a calculator.

The amount of people that bash players that enjoy challenging content really goes to show you what kind of player this game's difficulty is geared towards.

Or maybe, I don't know, there are individuals who just don't take playing VIDEOGAMES as seriously as others? Gasp, could it really be just that simple? /shrugs

Competitive content players who think that the whole dev cycle should revolve around them... balancing, new content, new systems, the lot.

People that leave lockpicks and trash in chests and troves.

They’re the same people that leave their shopping cart scattered in the parking lot rather than making the four second effort of stowing it where it belongs.

People rushing like it depends on their lives for every little thing. This annoys me in real life as well.

PlagueSD wrote: »

DPS in a rush.
That's my #1 pet peeve. I've done normal when the Healer had to go AFK for a few seconds. As tank, I don't go ANYWHERE without my healer.

This, from a healer perspective. Especially bad when you have extra speedy race like khajiit who move at like twice the speed of my healer. Me and the tank sit there two seconds trying to draw breath after killing a trash mob and the DPS is off running, pulling the next and getting their dumb ass killed.

CP 180 guy flaming me for being a bad healer even though he was constantly getting hit by everything

Sevn wrote: »

Daus wrote: »

Sevn wrote: »

Daus wrote: »

MasterSpatula wrote: »

Doctordarkspawn wrote: »

Ulfgarde wrote: »

these ones

The kind who disagree with this title.

The people who shout 'git gud' need to just go away. Far away. It started when Dark Souls was released. And if we knew it was going to do this to people, make them into screeching manchildren like the ye olde days of arcades who yelled that they were the best, and were obnoxious about it, we would have burned down the studio it was being made in.

If you think Dark Souls started this trend, you must be very young. People were moaning about carebears ruining the game back when I played Star Wars: Galaxies, and I can guarantee you long before that.

Actually, for a while, Dark Souls was actually a hopeful thing, because it seemed like it might give the L33ts somewhere to go. But it didn't quite work out that way. It was more that once someone completely catered to them and only them, they expected nothing less from everyone else.

Players like myself love difficult games like Dark Souls. I get no joy from beating something that requires little effort. I want something that challenges me, something that makes me have to use my brain to overcome. The issue with games nowadays is that they're too hand fed. Why "conquer" something that's difficult to fail?

And why do people enjoy playing easy games? Do they need some self-assurance or something?

Quite honestly that question can be asked about people who enjoy playing "difficult" games. Do they need some sort of self esteem boost or something?

Lol a person in need of a self-esteem boost really shouldn't play a game like Dark Souls.

There are different types of gamers just like there are different types of people. My advice to the people who don't want to be challenged is to not participate in anything competitive or in PvP. In competitive PvE you're going to be scolded by an individual who knows better and you're going to call him/her an elitist. In PvP you're going to get killed by that Dark Souls players, and you're going to rage and say they're playing an OP class or using an OP set. When in reality you're just a bad player because you enjoy content that doesn't challenge you, and therefore you're not going to improve as a player.

Muscles develope due to stress, and tears of the filaments. Not by having another person or device do the lifting for you.

Just like your ability to solve math problems improves with practice, and by challenging yourself. Not by using a calculator.

The amount of people that bash players that enjoy challenging content really goes to show you what kind of player this game's difficulty is geared towards.

Or maybe, I don't know, there are individuals who just don't take playing VIDEOGAMES as seriously as others? Gasp, could it really be just that simple? /shrugs

By "don't take seriously" what you're saying is that you don't like to think very hard when you're playing a game. I suggest avoiding Chess, lest you make your opponent think they're more talented than they actually are due to the easy win.

People who use things in the wrong context. I min-max and push for leaderboard scores, I get super pissed in raid when people die or screw up, I get frustrated when the smallest thing goes wrong during a score run. But I also like to run dungeons and tank on a templar, run trials with a 2h build, or do fun trial runs with two warden tanks and a sorc healer.

Any class can do any role, but any class cannot compete on any role. You can be a dk healer or a sorc tank and tank literally every dungeon in the game if you are familiar with mechanics. But you cannot put up top scores running builds like that. The people who argue and complain and try to bring a healer running combat physician into a score run just irritate me so much.

A good example is a friend of mine, who for the longest time was an Orc heavy armour healer, was progressing vmol with us. While we progressed we were fine with it, that's how he wanted to play and so what if he had kags on, he made it work and he was good. Eventually we got to the point where we were finishing with 30ish vit and wanted to push score and hm and that's when we had to put our foot down and make him switch.

I hate the people who cry about the 1% like everyone is the same. Half the game wouldn't even have VMA completes were it not for people like that. There are a few bad eggs in the end game community, but for the most part alot of people are willing to help and welcome new blood. That being said, people aren't going to babysit anyone. And that's where I think people get this "elitist" mentality from, just a few bad experiences. Hell, when I was first playing, someone from a top raid guild found me running for my life from wasps in Craglorn and then spent the next 7 hours showing me how to play and crafting me gear.

AdamskiAlders wrote: »

Fake Tanks and Fake Healers in Dungeons. Just why bother. Yes I know you all reckon I shouldn't use the Group Finder, I should only play dungeons with friends and/or I should join a guild. I only have 1 friend who plays regularly and a few who play irregularly so it's hard to arrange grouping up and I have a tonne of Social Anxiety and Interaction issues which make joining a guild difficult. Unless people don't mind me never interacting, never engaging, never talking and just loitering in the corner like a spectre at the feast but generally I like to avoid the uncomfortableness for everybody.

There’s a guild on PC/NA called Lone Wolf Help. It’s great for my social anxiety, no pressure.

People who complain about elitism and accuse good players of using macros, exploiting and hacking without understanding the most basic game mechanics. It astonishes time and time again how many of those people exist.

It's interesting and amusing how some people treat better players and then complain about a elitist and exclusive endgame community.

Thannazzar wrote: »

People who queue as Tanks or Heals but aren't.

A holes who intentionally spread poison in VO .

Players who can't be assed to log into voice chat but still expect to be invited to trials and dungeons with complex mechanics.

All of this! There are times when it's amusing to spread the poison in SO, e.g. when you're doing your crazy all-Dragonknight run in Normal and the entire run isn't the least bit serious. Then there are the times when you're attempting a Leaderboard run on Veteran and some *** goes "ha ha herpes" and runs into you. Gah!

I'm in two guilds which have a policy of requiring members to join voice chat for Trials and PvP. You don't have to have a microphone and certainly in the guild I run, if you let us know that you have a hearing impairment we'll do our best to type out instructions in advance for you. The voice chat program we use and the server/password/channel information is all published in the MOTD or "About Us" sections of the guild information in game. We start an event, and someone decides that they want to come, but they can't be bothered to join voice chat because they prefer a different voice chat program than the one the guild uses.

I understand why ZOS don't want to spend the time developing an in-game voice chat for PC/Mac when several existing programs exist, but at least it would save the arguments about which third-party program to use!

AdamskiAlders wrote: »

Fake Tanks and Fake Healers in Dungeons. Just why bother. Yes I know you all reckon I shouldn't use the Group Finder, I should only play dungeons with friends and/or I should join a guild. I only have 1 friend who plays regularly and a few who play irregularly so it's hard to arrange grouping up and I have a tonne of Social Anxiety and Interaction issues which make joining a guild difficult. Unless people don't mind me never interacting, never engaging, never talking and just loitering in the corner like a spectre at the feast but generally I like to avoid the uncomfortableness for everybody.

Has queued a lot lately as DD on random normal leveling up new characters, wait time as DD is around 12 minutes, you can quest, farm or grind while waiting. its less on vet as you have more tank and healer builds on rounded high skill point characters. Normals has a lot who level and lots of very casuals who only has a DD build.