Trevor, so am I to understand that calling other players in the team or referring to them as “NPC’s” is conducive to a quality gaming community? Your response was it was just a ‘joke’, however; it was quite apparent that not many people in the team thought it was funny. You lead by example in life Trevor, and you should not nor are an exception to the rule.
I didn’t say people you game with, I said people you work with
It wasn’t a riddle or a metaphor, it was quite literal
If you’ve ever had to get up in the morning and go to work
You’d have understood the joke
You are the only person in the party that took it the wrong way
The guy who made the comment of: “wow what an *******”
He was referring to you
That’s why he optionally left the party after you started kicking people
~ Reread the screenshots
But it isn’t even about our occurrence
The screenshots posted are simply a prime example of what is wrong with 2-man kick
You also say that you were “offended by what I said” as if to ok your own actions
Do you realize that anyone could claim being “offended by someone”
I could say that I was “offended by your frustration with the bugged NPC”
Does that make it OK to boot you out of the party and waste your time?
There is too much of that type of behavior going on
Such to a point where people just remain silent in dungeon runs
Because they don’t want someone to take what they say the wrong way and boot them
This is simply not cohesive for the social aspect of the game
And it isn’t good for dungeon communication either
Got kicked from an AC story run (I have run it a dozen times bc it is easy 50s and usually <30 mins) when the King was at 50% health. I was not downed once, running as a DPS Hammer + GS Guardian. The reason I was kicked? My computer took too long loading the last cutscene. The kick didn’t happen while the scene was loading, it happened after I (finally) skipped the cutscene and we all were attacking the King.