Sorry but I dn't want do this with below 15 lvl ppl.
Very low drop rate in this alert, lowbie just doing nothing in team is nearly stealing then leeching.
I'm having trouble figuring out if this is blatant hypocrisy at work or just vanilla cluelessness.
I'm gonna briefly side with the second option. Here's a tip for ya: These things? Are but a fraction of what people take issue with in the new alert content you keep posting about being easy. Easy or not, here you are complaining, I suggest you think about what this means.
...I just recently realized something really disturbing. We're all eating Sodapop3's "humble pie."
I'm having trouble figuring out if this is blatant hypocrisy at work or just vanilla cluelessness.
I'm gonna briefly side with the second option. Here's a tip for ya: These things? Are but a fraction of what people take issue with in the new alert content you keep posting about being easy. Easy or not, here you are complaining, I suggest you think about what this means.
She's complaining about player behavior, not the alert itself.
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Good news. The design of the alert allows you to leave if you want. I've done it myself... not because the leechers made the alert impossible to finish, which they didn't, but just because I firmly disagree with people joining the new alert with the intention of not participating. Before I leave I always whisper the people who were participating, offering to form a group with them.
Nothing to see here folks, just people doing things they can do and feeling the need to mention it.
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Good news. The design of the alert allows you to leave if you want. I've done it myself... not because the leechers made the alert impossible to finish, which they didn't, but just because I firmly disagree with people joining the new alert with the intention of not participating. Before I leave I always whisper the people who were participating, offering to form a group with them.
Nothing to see here folks, just people doing things they can do and feeling the need to mention it.
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Yeah, I'd hate to see these people and lowbies whoever leeching this in alerts. I'd know that problems for their behaviors, but it was just a serious importants than doing in alerts for this times.
I'd wish I could kick them out of the alerts for leeching it.
And one more, even Rez and Rez and Rez..., they does nothing just die and die and die not even moving but takes reward.:mad:
And that, too. If you see someone does nothing, then let them be stay dead.
...Oh yeah, I hate to mentions about this doing on Gravitar alert with my blade AT, Seztural.
Everytime that he died till some guy doing to rez my blade AT up, but instead Gravitar'll keep my blade AT to stay dead, over, over, over and over. Man, I know I'd hate this happening.
Ya know what? I'm gonna back Mona on this one. I've been running this thing with friends and such and, for some odd reason, I had zonechat enabled. I've seen Mona trying to carry groups in zonechat. I've seen mona offer rezzes, instructions, and go out of her way to try and help those who want to learn. She's polite and doesn't talk down to them when she does this. Mona is going above and beyond the scope of trying to be helpful and get people to be able to succeed. Mona even does the peppy stuff like cheerleading and encouraging people when they do succeed or are doing well.
IMO, this is just another example of the environment that On Alert has created. Do I have toons who can solo these things? Yes, many. Should I have to carry an alert almost everytime I step into one? No, not this much. Being able to carry some deadweight is a precautionary measure that alot of people undertake as a means to be able to succeed but, honestly, if we're meant to solo these things then what are those other 4 people there for? Now, don't get me wrong, it's not always a 4v1 situation. Usually it's a 2-3 vs. the rest situation but in places like FM...ouch.
Foo, one positive thing about Cybermind vs. Gravitar/Warlord is that he doesn't appear to have "Rez Tracking." This, IMO, is a good thing. :biggrin:
it would be easier if the last column on ignore list was REASON rather than super group.
fookila- can you beat 24 deaths in one Gravitar alert. The healer (Todd the Lumberjack)only stopped ressing me when Gravitar decided to stop them while they were near me. Everyone else was perfectly safe in that alert
Monaahiru - my level 40 got killed 5 times in the boss room because I couldn't move fast enough. Eventually told the healer don't bother and waited for my device to recharge and ran for a column then a square and stayed alive for the last bit.
I don't get how some aren't fast enough runners. I've been on melee range of him and had plenty of time run to the wall and back to him. And most of the times didn't even run straight line.
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I've already decided to stop caring so much when it comes to dealing with level 6's jumping into alerts. Alerts end rather quickly anyway be it win or lose so I just move on if the alert I'm in wasn't successful.
Cybermind alert is something entirely different though. There's a heavier investment of time and there is very little room for error for the end fight. I always check the player levels first before I decide to leave or stay.
Was another thread necessary? Couldn't you have just posted it in one of the ongoing threads?
I don't see anything wrong with the thread since it's focused on something specific to do with the alert while the other ongoing one is a lot more general.
I keep reading posts in which its basically being said that because the game allows this behavior, it's perfectly unnatural to complain about individuals lack of deciding against this behavior. Unnacceptable.
Now,I am not so anal retentive against lowbies in an alert, unless there's more than one, mainly because I am not always sure they are really "newbs" per say....but you have no business being in Cybermind at level 6. Common sense should tell you that. This whole " they put a plate of cookies out there so we HAVE to grab em NOW" instead of waiting until you at least have all your passives or whatnot behavior is childish. Contrary to popular belief, we can choose to react in the only way the game allows us to, mainly by ditching your behind. I used to be dead set against it, but after repeated times of having lowbies stand there and move only when the boss is finished, I observe things a bit more closely and decide a bit more cold heartedly to leave if the situation calls for it.
Some may have a moral issue with that, but then some should also not leech, and some should also not be in Cybermind until you can actually DO something beneficial to more than just yourself.
We are at an impasse.
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The game really does very little to warn the player about what they're walking into when they enter the Cybermind alert. The chain leading up to it makes it even more deceptive, assuming someone even bothered to do it first.
...I just recently realized something really disturbing. We're all eating Sodapop3's "humble pie."
I keep reading posts in which its basically being said that because the game allows this behavior, it's perfectly unnatural to complain about individuals lack of deciding against this behavior. Unnacceptable.
Now,I am not so anal retentive against lowbies in an alert, unless there's more than one, mainly because I am not always sure they are really "newbs" per say....but you have no business being in Cybermind at level 6. Common sense should tell you that. This whole " they put a plate of cookies out there so we HAVE to grab em NOW" instead of waiting until you at least have all your passives or whatnot behavior is childish. Contrary to popular belief, we can choose to react in the only way the game allows us to, mainly by ditching your behind. I used to be dead set against it, but after repeated times of having lowbies stand there and move only when the boss is finished, I observe things a bit more closely and decide a bit more cold heartedly to leave if the situation calls for it.
Some may have a moral issue with that, but then some should also not leech, and some should also not be in Cybermind until you can actually DO something beneficial to more than just yourself.
We are at an impasse.
You're confusing the terms "lowbie" and "leecher". They're two different things.
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I don't see anything wrong with the thread since it's focused on something specific to do with the alert while the other ongoing one is a lot more general.
As is the multiple threads titled Cybermind strategies and the rest with Cybermind just in the title for the thread. Seems to be pretty general.
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I'm gonna briefly side with the second option. Here's a tip for ya: These things? Are but a fraction of what people take issue with in the new alert content you keep posting about being easy. Easy or not, here you are complaining, I suggest you think about what this means.
...I just recently realized something really disturbing. We're all eating Sodapop3's "humble pie."
She's complaining about player behavior, not the alert itself.
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The problem is, the design of the alert facilitates this sort of behavior.
...On so many levels I don't even know where to begin.
...I just recently realized something really disturbing. We're all eating Sodapop3's "humble pie."
But seems good free lvling for them.
Nothing to see here folks, just people doing things they can do and feeling the need to mention it.
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I'd wish I could kick them out of the alerts for leeching it.
And that, too. If you see someone does nothing, then let them be stay dead.
...Oh yeah, I hate to mentions about this doing on Gravitar alert with my blade AT, Seztural.
Everytime that he died till some guy doing to rez my blade AT up, but instead Gravitar'll keep my blade AT to stay dead, over, over, over and over. Man, I know I'd hate this happening.
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Leechers must notice they are killing Alert by their own selves.
IMO, this is just another example of the environment that On Alert has created. Do I have toons who can solo these things? Yes, many. Should I have to carry an alert almost everytime I step into one? No, not this much. Being able to carry some deadweight is a precautionary measure that alot of people undertake as a means to be able to succeed but, honestly, if we're meant to solo these things then what are those other 4 people there for? Now, don't get me wrong, it's not always a 4v1 situation. Usually it's a 2-3 vs. the rest situation but in places like FM...ouch.
Foo, one positive thing about Cybermind vs. Gravitar/Warlord is that he doesn't appear to have "Rez Tracking." This, IMO, is a good thing. :biggrin:
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good luck with that.
to me...that would really be a buzzkill .....lol
spending all your time managing names and crosschecking your list....heh.
not my idea of a reason to kerpow pow pow as a super hero.
but yeah....good luck !
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fookila- can you beat 24 deaths in one Gravitar alert. The healer (Todd the Lumberjack)only stopped ressing me when Gravitar decided to stop them while they were near me. Everyone else was perfectly safe in that alert
Monaahiru - my level 40 got killed 5 times in the boss room because I couldn't move fast enough. Eventually told the healer don't bother and waited for my device to recharge and ran for a column then a square and stayed alive for the last bit.
ok time to get lunch then back to levelling alts.
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Yes it does, but it's not a huge deal outside of letting you block at full walk speed.
...I just recently realized something really disturbing. We're all eating Sodapop3's "humble pie."
Cybermind alert is something entirely different though. There's a heavier investment of time and there is very little room for error for the end fight. I always check the player levels first before I decide to leave or stay.
I don't see anything wrong with the thread since it's focused on something specific to do with the alert while the other ongoing one is a lot more general.
Now,I am not so anal retentive against lowbies in an alert, unless there's more than one, mainly because I am not always sure they are really "newbs" per say....but you have no business being in Cybermind at level 6. Common sense should tell you that. This whole " they put a plate of cookies out there so we HAVE to grab em NOW" instead of waiting until you at least have all your passives or whatnot behavior is childish. Contrary to popular belief, we can choose to react in the only way the game allows us to, mainly by ditching your behind. I used to be dead set against it, but after repeated times of having lowbies stand there and move only when the boss is finished, I observe things a bit more closely and decide a bit more cold heartedly to leave if the situation calls for it.
Some may have a moral issue with that, but then some should also not leech, and some should also not be in Cybermind until you can actually DO something beneficial to more than just yourself.
We are at an impasse.
"Do you know what power is? Power is control of men who are lesser than you."
But not for just doing nothing robber. :mad:
The game really does very little to warn the player about what they're walking into when they enter the Cybermind alert. The chain leading up to it makes it even more deceptive, assuming someone even bothered to do it first.
...I just recently realized something really disturbing. We're all eating Sodapop3's "humble pie."
You're confusing the terms "lowbie" and "leecher". They're two different things.
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As is the multiple threads titled Cybermind strategies and the rest with Cybermind just in the title for the thread. Seems to be pretty general.