Does it need to be programmed?
Points for helping lower levels?
A helper title?
A school where the teachers are other players?
It can't be avoided. Rudeness and less social behavior will be in GW2 too. Rather a gloom picture to paint but..
Other than that I meet a lot of players that show signs of relieve when someone interacts with them ingame. Members that have joined guilds and have a [tag] and more often than once with [tag]s of pretty large guilds.
Somehow they are left out.
Next to that many players try to fit in teams having a predetermined build and don't know (were not instructed) properly how to use it to full benifit.
I think it would help a lot if some of the early missions put you in an NPC team and showed you how to use new skills and strategies for maximum benefit. Currently, the early skill quests just pop new skills in your skill set and don't specifically require you to use them, let alone use them... [show more]
I think it would help a lot if some of the early missions put you in an NPC team and showed you how to use new skills and strategies for maximum benefit. Currently, the early skill quests just pop new skills in your skill set and don't specifically require you to use them, let alone use them strategically.
For example: A quest asks you to protect a bunch of NPC teammates against various elemental attacks using auras. [show less]
If NPCs had better AI and variable strategies then PvE and PvP would be more similar so that PvEing with an NPC party would be good practice for teamplay in PvP.
If there is an option to ignore I do not wish for it to always be permanent. I would also want to make sure it is based on account so I don't have to get in contact with the other player of annoyance. Though if one does not follow policies and/or tries to hack into my account I want to be able to quickly report... [show more]
If there is an option to ignore I do not wish for it to always be permanent. I would also want to make sure it is based on account so I don't have to get in contact with the other player of annoyance.
Though if one does not follow policies and/or tries to hack into my account I want to be able to quickly report bad behavior.
Still I would like it if we could find ways to solo and have good team play.
One idea for teaming up is the reward. Yet too many still Red Quit or leech. There has to be a disadvantage for not being close to the party during battles in missions and quests. There would be more of a reward for others that fight. Drops would not be in the name of those that don't participate. [show less]
You might want to look at the topic "How anti-social behavior should be policed", for more ideas on this issue. Personally, I favor the carrot rather than the stick and often many of these issues can be circumvented with a little thought by the developers in rewarding people for good behavior.
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on June 9th, 2009. Tags: guild wars 2, ideas, pve, pvp
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You might want to look at the topic "How anti-social behavior should be policed", for more ideas on this issue. Personally, I favor the carrot rather than the stick and often many of these issues can be circumvented with a little thought by the developers in rewarding people for good behavior.