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4/21/2015 9:36:20 AM
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If it were possible to send a mass invite & message without having to retype the message for every person I could agree with you. You could always message them back asking what their plan is.
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  • Edited by jimgun: 4/21/2015 9:41:49 AM
    Yes you could always message them back but why should you when they don't have the courtesy to send you a quick message in the first place. It take 30sec to write what you are needing help with. Any invite that I get with no description will get ignored. I don't mind helping people with anything especially lower level players with story missions but please just include a message. It's even worse when someone keeps spamming you with an invite every 5 seconds. If I've not replied to your first 5 invites what makes you think I'm going to reply to the 6th, 7th or 8th.

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  • As I said, they are likely just inviting [u]everyone[/u] in the tower. It might take 30 seconds to send a message, but that's 30 seconds [b]per invite[/b]. Assuming a full lobby of 16 players. 30x16=480 seconds 480 seconds = [u][b]8 minutes[/b][/u] Whereas you receive an invite from [u][b]one[/b][/u] person. 30x1.... You get the idea. I'm not criticising you, random invites annoy me sometimes too. But if you're not willing to spend 30 seconds to simply [u][b]ask[/b][/u] what a Guardians planned activity is, I refuse to believe you are willing to dedicate about an hour or two helping newbies through a Raid.

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  • Surely the onus is on the person looking for the help in the first place though? I think that's the point he's trying to make. I also don't mind helping people but it's not my responsibility to follow up a random to find out what he wants like some dog answering his masters call. It's a matter of courtesy to include a message if you're asking for help. I always would, exceptions being if it's close friends that I play with regularly anyway

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