DaveMoeDee wrote: »
Why should the person who asks at the beginning get it instead of the person who waits for people to offer things up? There is nothing wrong with what they did. There was nothing inconsiderate. Why should they even pay attention to gear requests at the start of the trial? Ask at the end when people are swapping.
A large percentage of these complaints are people just considering not getting things the way they themselves want with a lack of effort in trying to understand why others did what they did. People love to jump to calling people names. It sucks when you feel like you were so close to getting the ring but you didn't. So many people jump to hating on other people when that happens instead of learning that sometimes things just don't fall your way.
It's normal for kids and adults to trade the cards they don't want. What is not normal for most people is for someone to ask for a card before you have opened the pack of cards. If you don't know what you got, and someone else already does, that is "freaky". That is the "freaky" part for some people, and once they are "freaked", their social skills drop, maybe even to the point of logging off. If they have some social disorders, they just can't handle their relaxation being so "freaked".Sheezabeast wrote: »What are you hiding in your loot that you are so secretive about? Come on, your loot is rng and from the same pool as everyone else. It’s normal for kids to trade cards they don’t need like Pokémon or MTG or Yugioh. You’re simply personalizing something that isn’t personal. Your saddle comfy on that high horse?
I’m personally glad the add on exists. I forget to link gear I don’t want sometimes so if somebody asks for it I’ll happily give it away.
Varkal2112 wrote: »DaveMoeDee wrote: »
The whispering them about their gear is what feels intrusive. Feeling intrusive is a subjective experience.
If you don't like receiving whispers, set it to offline. You aren't doing the trial alone, you are playing with 11 other people.
I haven't run across people whispering me for drops yet, but many times people ask at the start and end of the run "looking for x set" in group chat.
I'm much more inclined to offer my drops to someone politely asking in public as opposed to whispering me.
This kind of strikes me as the difference between people who respect others boundaries inherently or don't.
Ask in group chat? Clear respect of boundaries.
Whisper someone because you know they got the drop without them saying so? Not really a clear respect for boundaries.
It's just one of those things that I would never use/do myself because i'd feel like i'd be crossing the other persons boundaries in doing so.
You just finished fighting through life and death situation with your companions, you see the rogue beside you picking up a treasure piece your have wanted for a while now, is it rude to come up to him and ask if he needs it?
January1171 wrote: »IMO it's not intrusive to see all drops from content you are running as a group. It's group content.
To an extent, it's group drops. There's a reason the items aren't bound for another 2 hours or so. Yes, if you get an item and don't want to trade it that's 100% fine. But otherwise, it's gear you earned as a group. Also why I don't charge people when I do trade with them- it's gear we earned together as a group.
Because it dropped for me, I get first claim of it and whether I want to research/use/store/etc, but then my group members get secondary claim.
ETA You could also argue for the loot addons, particularly for tradeable items, because for a period of time there are multiple player's names tied to that item. People might want to know what their name is being attached to.
No. What is this? 1st grade? Finders-keepers? rofl.
No. What is this? 1st grade? Finders-keepers? rofl.
Dear friend, never did i say the rogue has to give me the item, if he has his own idea of what to do with that amazing item, i would gladly leave the matter when he declines.
maybe if i really want it i will ask okce more if he is still willing to part with it...for a price. But if i am ignored while talking to the person, even if he didn't hear me, i will feel sad
One thing I don't see mentioned here is the fact of more drops.....
What if you ask for an item - and the person gives it to you and then the next drop is exactly what you wanted?
This is why most people say "Wait til the end of the trial/dungeon/whatever before asking"
One thing I don't see mentioned here is the fact of more drops.....
What if you ask for an item - and the person gives it to you and then the next drop is exactly what you wanted?
This is why most people say "Wait til the end of the trial/dungeon/whatever before asking"
What if you, in vSS, and one of your guilds is flooding with rp, and the loot for first boss is already long gone, but you dont remember who had it?
DaveMoeDee wrote: »A large percentage of these complaints are people just considering not getting things the way they themselves want with a lack of effort in trying to understand why others did what they did. People love to jump to calling people names. It sucks when you feel like you were so close to getting the ring but you didn't. So many people jump to hating on other people when that happens instead of learning that sometimes things just don't fall your way.
SidraWillowsky wrote: »Had an experience with that creepy loot snooping add-on. Some guy said in the grp chat before we started that he's looking for a chest or leg piece of a set. We all said sure ok and I kept his request in mind.
Then halfway through the dungeon, he suddenly linked the drops that other ppl and I got in the group chat and asking if he can have those. The other dude and I got legit creeped out and he asked "wth how did you know what I got??". I was initially willing to give my drops to him, but that snooping behavior is just so stalker-ish it completely pissed me off and I almost didn't give my drops to him.
I did give it to him in the end tho. I wish that add-on is banned... So creepy!
Did he ask in the same way for each one? Ie,"<username>, may I please have <item>?" Some guildies and I had a dude doing this in a trial and it seemed like he was using an add-on to click what you wanted from the group loot "snooper" and it would autofill the name of the user who got it and the item.
If that exists then THAT is weird. That's the only time we've said no because if you're going to ask, at least don't use some weird bot mod or whatever.
Or else they just had it down to a science. Either way, idk...making it THAT impersonal makes it kinda weird.
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It's pretty common knowledge that it's appropriate to:
1) Name the gear you are looking for at the beginning of the trial.
2) Ask for the gear you are looking for at the end of the trial.
Any requests that I receive in between those times are being ignored, if for no other reason than it slows down the trial, but mostly on principle. With very few exceptions, people don't use the Loot Snooper addon for any other reason than to supplement their own gear with other people's drops - let's just be real. If you see that I've gotten a drop that you are looking for, have some common courtesy ask me at the end of the trial. It's exhausting getting "DO U NEED THAT RING" from 4 different people on a normal coffer run every time I get a Lok ring.