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5/27/2019 3:02:49 PM
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You can't expect a group of random gamers to do that to be honest.
A better idea would be to deal with it first before raiding.
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This way of thinking makes me sad. Why can't we help each other? If you see someone struggling, won't you help them?
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The main issue would be nobody would ever say hey I have anxiety. So you have a guy who keeps dying, won't respond when you say his name to give him instructions, what are you suppose to do?
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He just asked for people to be patient and understanding. The specific case you mentioned is not a sign of someone with an issue, per se. But, of course, if you repeatedly ask someone and they do not answer, remind them this is a game where you need their input. I'm not saying you have to hold the hand of everyone all the time. Just be mindful that other people might have issue. This makes a huge difference.
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Because the majority of people would sooner let the person seizing on the ground swallow their tongue than dirty their pants to turn them over.
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Not helping someone having a seizure and not helping an anxious person through a raid are two completely different situations that should actually never be compared. One's a life-or-death situation and the other is a video game...
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My point was if people wont help someone who's dying, what makes you think they're going to help someone who cant communicate?
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This is true. And makes me angry.
