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Originally Posted by Canadian Bacon
Crazy Diamond, I know where your coming from.
A while back I had to explain to a lvl20 guy (somewhere in the mountians, I forget exactly where) how to use his Map function. I am not lieing.
But that isn't the worst part of it.
I explained to him that when you press "M", you can see the map. Of course, he was like "Whao! Thats sweet!" About half a minute later, he suddenl;y leaves the party without warning. I whispered him to ask where he went, and he replied with something to the eeffect of, "OMG! My map is hax! Its big glitch! I clicked Ascalon to zoom in, and suddenly I went there! WTF!!!!!" Of course, I had to onder if this guy was serious. But nevertheless, I began typing a message about how that's what is supposed to happen when you click a town. He took a moment to reply, and then said "STFU NUB!!!" and put me on ignore.
I promise this is a 100% true story, as unbelievable as it is. This is a perfect example of how runners wreck the game for new players. That guy hadn't the faintest clue about one of the most basic features.
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Oh god, that is priceless. And I believe you! Because it reminded me of another gem.
One of the last times I did Ring of Fire for one of my characters. Now normally I just do all three missions in one night with a group. By the time we got to Hells Precipice one of our warriors says he wants to respec his skills, so we give him a few minutes. After a bit he asks(I shit you not!) "How does adrenaline work?".
Of course we all though he was kidding. Until we went into the mission and he starts complaining that none of his adrenaline skills will light up.
So there you have it. A warrior, in Hells Precipice, who had no idea how adrenaline worked. One of the very first thing warriors are taught in pre-sear(you can't miss it if you pick up any axe, sword, or hammer skill), and this man somehow plowed through the game without ever learning about it.
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Originally Posted by Lasher Dragon
Hoping to get an ecto/shard, or perhaps some eternal stuff, or a storm bow? Guess what, if that's why you went down there - you are farming.
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Uh, no, that isn't farming. Thats getting myself one item or weapon I want. It's something I intend to keep.
Farming is hoarding as many items. runes, etc. as possible so that I can sell them for a profit. Amassing large quantities of a certain product, far more than you'll ever need, so that you may distribute it to other people for a fee. You know, kind of like that thing people in the country do in real life. What's it called.. oh yeah!
Farming.