Return of Reckoning

Rydiak wrote: Thu Feb 21, 2019 5:33 am Supposedly it looks at the weapons you are wearing.

Interesting, does it get information when you start que or when it pops? (in case you switched weapons)

Best advice use the ignore function, i've got lots of 'EXPERTS' on ignore, if people can't utilise their tiny brains to assess they need to play a bit more carefully due to lack of healing then thats on them not you but of course they wouldn't put themselves at fault but look to blame someone else, thats standard in pvp games. Just ignore them.

Use ignore. It exists for a reason.

So by the description, in rl you're walking around hitting people in the face, instead of taking up something like a man and responding like one.
Sounds like fantasy.

>ignore nasty DMs and get on with your life
>make a forum post and make yourself look like a crybaby buffoon
Choose on

The most vocally aggressive players tend to also be those that are playing all the time. There’s a correlation between their personality and why they are playing a video game all the time. Also why winning in a game means so much to them.

Telen wrote: Thu Feb 21, 2019 11:22 am The most vocally aggressive players tend to also be those that are playing all the time. There’s a correlation between their personality and why they are playing a video game all the time. Also why winning in a game means so much to them.

Haha +1

Instead of making a whine thread and getting made fun of for overreacting, report the player and move on.

Best response is to go out of your way not to heal them while healing the rest, even if it means singletargethealing all the time. Works wonders

Ugle wrote: Thu Feb 21, 2019 2:55 pm Best response is to go out of your way not to heal them while healing the rest, even if it means singletargethealing all the time. Works wonders

As much as I dislike players who offend healers, it works both ways. If you're not healing someone - you're significantly lowering your own chances to win.