What type of player grinds your gears the most in eso?

uzbachchi · October 2017

People who queue as tanks or healers and aren't geared for that role or play it.

And the weirdo that whispered me in zone chat the other day while I was looking for a trial telling me to carry him through skyreach and demanded I change to a magsorc when I told him he'd need someone other than a squishy stamblade for that. I don't have a magsorc. Go grind for your xp like everyone else who actually knows their class did.

pelle412 · October 2017

DPS who whines when I (as a tank) move away from boss + 10 adds when I dip below 5000 health just so I can have a second to apply self heals because no one else provided it. I don't care that I ruined your AoE if it meant I survived.

Ulo · October 2017

When you're running one of the more difficult vet dungeons with a pug group and you ask if everyone knows the dungeon/boss tactics. Yes, it is very annoying when people are running a dungeon without knowing what to do but if they ask for advice then thats fair enough, everyones gotta learn the tactics for the first time at some point, BUT, what really really annoys the hell out of me is when you ask if people know the tactics and they just bloody ignore you and proceed to throw themselves against the boss and die in a few seconds flat.

agingerinohio · October 2017

This could be a very long list. I will shorten it. Kids, frost staves pull taunt on enemies...mmkay?

pelle412 · October 2017

agingerinohio wrote: »

This could be a very long list. I will shorten it. Kids, frost staves pull taunt on enemies...mmkay?

Aah the dreaded frost staff. I have a taunt timer addon and when it's time to retaunt, nothing happens. What the hell? Boss runs rampant.

MyKillv2.0 · October 2017

Try hards....

Anyone who uses “BiS”, “cancer skill/build”, “meta”, or “newb” or calls a single person “PUG”. That last one triggers me the most, at least two/three different layers of ignorance with that one.

M1SH3LL3 · October 2017

Guild members "price checking" in the Trading guild chat

1- How about, look in the guild store?
2- How about, look in other guild stores?

Let's be honest, what you're actually doing is hoping to get a sale without paying guild store taxes. Fooling no-one

M1SH3LL3 · October 2017

Guild members "price checking" in the Trading guild chat

1- How about, look in the guild store?
2- How about, look in other guild stores?

Let's be honest, what you're actually doing is hoping to get a sale without paying guild store taxes. Fooling no-one

Alaztor91 · October 2017

People that pigeonhole classes to a certain role like for example saying that templars are just healers or that nightblades are just gankers ,etc. and that they should only be played that way.

NyassaV · October 2017

Stamblades that use Sword and Board

Cadbury · October 2017

Hollery wrote: »

Stamblades

FTFY

Tasear · October 2017

Pugs who tell me stop talking in dungeons. .. Come on as long as you don't die I did my job.

Chantclaire · October 2017

uzbachchi wrote: »

People who queue as tanks or healers and aren't geared for that role or play it.

And the weirdo that whispered me in zone chat the other day while I was looking for a trial telling me to carry him through skyreach and demanded I change to a magsorc when I told him he'd need someone other than a squishy stamblade for that. I don't have a magsorc. Go grind for your xp like everyone else who actually knows their class did.

There seems to be a lot of people who are mad at the people who queue for wrong role for faster queue times

Sevn · October 2017

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? Could it really be just that simple? /shrugs

Daus wrote: »

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.

Do you find reading challenging as well? I distinctly stated videogames.

NewBlacksmurf · October 2017

Those who grind and farm who expect others to do the same in order to be a min/max build

kargen27 · October 2017

People who type "google" any time someone asks a question in zone chat.

Blacksmoke · October 2017

People that still don't know to just type X when they want to join a dolmen group or type X and something else with it..

KingJ · October 2017

I dislike PVE only players who complaing about having to pvp.

WuffyCerulei · October 2017

geonsocal wrote: »

folks that use resource poisons in pvp...needless to say, i don't slot purge that often...it hurts

I'm one of those folks <.< Along with ulti cost increase poisons.

ArchMikem · October 2017

PvPlayers who think the entire Game revolves around them.

PC players who insist they Beta test everything for Consoles.

That one guy who can't help but to fire off Buff after Buff after AoE while just running from the Wayshrine to the Bank.

D0PAMINE · October 2017

Chrysa1is wrote: »

People who use shuffle and stack shields in duels.

Sometimes you have to, otherwise someone can burst and end you.

D0PAMINE · October 2017

M1SH3LL3 wrote: »

Elitists. Eg: "you know that's not BiS, right?"
They offer build advice that you NEVER ASKED FOR!

Agreed. I build my toons exactly how I want them.

Trinity_Is_My_Name · October 2017

Those players who say other players are cheating when they cannot get the DPS on the Test Dummies that others get.

PlagueSD · October 2017

Cadbury wrote: »

Hollery wrote: »

Stamblades

FTFY

Ain't nothing wrong with my stamblade, thank you...

Its_Alexis · October 2017

Enslaved wrote: »

Breton templars

What's wrong with breton templars? ):

Qbiken · October 2017

M1SH3LL3 wrote: »

Guild members "price checking" in the Trading guild chat

1- How about, look in the guild store?
2- How about, look in other guild stores?

Let's be honest, what you're actually doing is hoping to get a sale without paying guild store taxes. Fooling no-one

What *** did I just read???? What´s wrong with asking for MM in a trading guild? That´s literally the best place to ask for an MM.

You can use MM/pricecheck to see if something is wroth buying to resell, or to see if what´re about to sell is worth what you think it´s worth. And if you´re only member of one trading guild asking people who might be members of many trading guilds gives you a better price for certain goods.

Tan9oSuccka · October 2017

agingerinohio wrote: »

This could be a very long list. I will shorten it. Kids, frost staves pull taunt on enemies...mmkay?

Great point. I had a CP660 using a frost staff last night in Vet Fungal. He kept getting throttled by the bosses.

I’m sure he was cussing me out. Tank!! WTF??!

I was going to type it in chat, but thought it was funnier to watch him die.

iiYuki · October 2017

when someone who wasnt even in the fight tea bags you.
Instantly leaving as soon as you wipe especially in veteran dungeons, i understand after multipul goes if the tank is *** or the healer cant keep up or dps is too low but leaving first wipe especially half way through the dungeon when you have already committed 10, 15 or 20 minutes.

Jusey1 · October 2017

phileunderx2 wrote: »

werewolf tanks.

I actually have a werewolf tank but I'm not stupid. I rarely, if ever, use the werewolf form in vet dungeons and trials. The only time I use it is when A: there already a main tank in a trial and a DPS is more needed or B: In a normal veteran dungeon, my team is so terrible that I need to use my ww form to 'carry' so to say. Has happened a few times while fighting a final boss. Either due to a very bad healer or something else. I can do decent enough dps as a ww and have more self-sustain so am able to carry, if needed, due to bad dps and healer. Otherwise, I don't use it at all.

Though, as someone with a tank main character... What really grinds my gears is lack of healing and when I die multiple times, it is completely MY FAULT for not surviving against HUGE BURST DAMAGE that certain trial bosses can do a lot. No, it wasn't the fact that I wasn't getting healed... No, it is my fault for not surviving and "taunting properly" (even though I did taunt and then got killed). Let's just blame the tank and have no understanding on why it happened to begin with...

Also, people who are bias against 2h tanks. I have both a normal shield tank and a 2h tank. Both are very good at their skill. The shield tank just can block 20% more damage while my 2h tank will have to take in that 20% extra damage (which is why he has higher health and damage resistance).

Jusey1 · October 2017

Alpheu5 wrote: »

DPS that heavy attack the boss with a frost staff while I'm tanking, or using fear/dizzying swing when I'm trying to chain a group of adds to one location.

I had a DPS once who was using a sword+shield, no joking. He wasn't built like a tank too, so when he used his taunt move... He got hurt a lot. I actually got so sick and tired of it that I let him keep his taunts, which started causing him to die a lot.