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Real Talk
What in the world is with the buff begging culture here?
It's low and disrespectful. I don't get it. | ||
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#2
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/tt trade you ___ for SoW
prblem? | ||
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#3
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Not as many lowbies leveling, not as many people to group with. Depending on the class, soloing is rough without buffs.
What's that untwinked level 9 paladin with no group to do? | ||
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#4
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Low and disrespectful? lol, you're a classy gent i see.
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#6
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As a noob lowbie, I let many different druids run by without begging for a sow, even tho getting one would be convenient. I only ask if I have to do a long run through multiple zones, and mention that in the request. So if someone is asking, keep in mind that they may not be pestering everyone; you might be the first druid out of 10 druids they asked
I also give breeze to anyone and everyone I pass who looks like they are killing mobs in the area. I’ve even given it to iksar monks mistaking them for shaman, and to other enchanters because they didn’t have a rod so I mistook them for a diff cloth caster. If everyone was so liberal with buffs, there would be no more begging Edit: I’ve only ever been tipped once. I don’t expect it at all, and when someone gave me 5pp for it all I thought was “wow this guy must be rich” | ||
Last edited by unsunghero; 02-15-2021 at 10:29 PM..
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I get it, EQ is hard. But that's part of the experience. You learn more from failure. Rough it up a bit instead of begging for buffs 24/7 IMO.
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#10
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if you have sow you better cast it on me or else
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