Some Xbox 360 players stun me....Follow

Yet the title is 'some' which generally implies more than just 2 and if it's acknowledged that this happen's with more than just xbox players then why not have had the title without the Xbox 360 bit?

In the post it could then have been put that although the OP know's this happen's across all the platforms, he felt the 2 xbox360 players he had teamed with were beyond the usual he'd come to expect from such a player.

Then give the way's in which they could buck up their act -

Edited, Aug 3rd 2006 at 10:09am EDT by Denoezo

I am an XBOX 360 player, and I have to say, thank you for not got generalizing and stereotyping all 360 players.

While I agree, there are alot of noob 360 players, there are also noob ps2 players and noob pc players.

But for some reason it seems like xbox 360 players get ******* at the most.
Must be a 'new kid on the block' thing

And I thank you again for not generalizing ^.^

Send him here to Allakhazam. Yeah, we tend to make fun of ourselves, and it's not taken too seriously. ;-P Honestly, the biggest reason why I wasn't a complete noob was that I came here and read up on stuff. Ok, I admit to not knowing about Mog Houses until level 8 or 9 (and got quite a few laughs from my linkshell), but coming here was the smartest move I ever made.



Good idea. It's been a habit of mine to pick up stray noobs, vacinate them, and then show em the basics. Starts with the usual "Hey, can someone show me (how to do this/where I can maps/various items related to the AH/etc)?" Asking for gil handouts leads to the reply "Hey, I can't give you gil, but I can introduce you to my /blist."

I'm not using this moment to earn a gold star, though it seems that way. I've done this on and off for a few months, and I've profited in a few ways by doing this. By adding them to my friend list, I tell em to toss me a question via /tell or mail. Sometimes, I get an occasional "Hey, thanks for helping me out." Other times I get a "Hey, can you help me out with such-and-such?" And for a few of lowbies I helped and synthed gear for, I've recieved payment as such for that stuff at least 5 fold. I've gotten crystals, materials, a few unexpected (and very much appreciated) raises. Wintaru can attest to the raises when we did the BCNM 30 two weeks ago.

Yes, it can be annoying, tedious, and all, but it does pay off. And it also has a few moments. Quick story time here: First newb I helped was a Taru named Neovivi. I had just learned invis and was running through Bastok Mines. Saw him looking lost. Started /poke-ing him. He started looking round and then sent me a tell "Where are you?" So, to add to the fun factor, I went right in front of him, did /sit, and then dropped the invis. Then I /waved. He grinned and said "Wow, that was fun. Thanks. I was getting ready to quit until that." So I brought him into Hipnat (my LS at the time) and got him aquainted. Dunno what happened to him, but he was fun to hang around. Managed to convince him that at level 75, you get your own Moogle familiar. XD

eh..?

Wow,

That's such a great idea for those who do have mental disabilities that affect the way they play the game, it'd save me having to visit the neuro every 6 months as well.

Me thinks someone ready me signature.

Edited, Aug 28th 2006 at 8:17pm EDT by Gamion