In Game Pet Peeves.

A pet peeve of mine is the time of day a major update or game maintenance takes place. Does it always need to be during NA prime-time on one of my days off? /lesigh~

Another pet peeve of mine is when I receive a random /tell written out in all Japanese. I hate how they just assume I'm Japanese and understand what they're saying. If I don't know someone and I need to send them a /tell, I use auto-translate and not just assume they're English speaking.

Though it seems one English thing they do understand is 'Next ok?' when they want to pop a NM, but ignore you when you ask the same question~ >.>

I don't even know where you're looking since my equipped gear doesn't even fully show since the community site hasn't updated with Heroes items :/

#8 guys who spy on ur profile and then think they know somethin.

Maybe i lvl'd thf to easily cap parry eva and dagger for my main job.
and maybe just maybe i didnt want to spend a whole lot of time and money perfectly gearing a job i was just using for skill ups.

I hate when I decide to go do something and almost every time there's a group there, that just started, and need to kill the NM 10 times to get a key item for everyone in their group.

getting the motivation to go farming but realize there's like 15 people in the zone all doing everything you wanna do.

When Non-Japanese players (mainly elitists) use "w" instead of lol..

By this, I mean the healers are too lazy to do anything. Or bots. Or they just dont have the spells. Either way abyssea is 98% stupid players who dont know how to play. At least on quetz where the only decent players were the ones from midgar merge

5. Quetz ._.

That would be based on player than not by job, so don't rly see what job would have to do with it here.

Then I will change that pet peeve to lazy players who dont know how to play

1. Xarcabard. This zone screws with my orientation all the time. I have to open the map like every 5 seconds or I get lost.

2. Players who don't have maps to basic areas, then start whining "where are you" after you start running.

3. Players that won't team up for trial weapons. I felt bad enough the one time I didn't accept invite, but only because I had 2 kills left to go so didn't think it was worth the effort.

Don't forget "SUM" instead of "SMN."

1. no level requirement in abby
2. asshats that say lol<job>
3. people that cry about people full-timeing gear when you can just go load up on atma in abby
4. the no-life loser that cry's about the .3 difference the gear-swap macro would make after all the atma
5. someone actully bitching about ppl playing drunk or stoned....cmon man >.> ,sounds like you need to hit this blunt then play this ***.
6. the lack of good consule rpg's in the last 7-8 years making me play ff11 all the time.

hope i didnt miss anything, im gonna go get drunk and show up late for my next event on my lolpup and full-time some of that pink gear.

#1. Repeating myself in events.

#2. People who cant read and follow strategy.

#3. People who say they cant afford sneak & invis meds/tools, yet want to do end game.

#4. People who bring rl drama to /p or /l chat.

#5. People who don't show up to events or show up on time and then QQ when they don't get said wins/items they wanted. Like we are supposed to cancel an event for 1 person.

/blist {You can have this.}

7. no life losers that qq and pull the rl card on a videogame forum

Sounds like you need to get the *** out of my party.

Lol I love this. quetz(Midgard) DNC unite!

I'm sure we do that to Japanese players plenty of times as well, hell I know i've done it more than once.

People who quit the game and then jump on various forums and try to act all anarchist, calling everyone out.
Example: "Dis gaMe suX ya'll should quit and get a REaL LifE!!!!"

My reply:
"Isn't this the same game you were addicted to yourself for the past MILLION days of playtime? You quit that's nice, now GTFO and let those of us who still enjoy the game play in peace."

Eh, maybe you do, which is fine. But speaking from my own experience, I use auto-translate when I first talk to someone I don't know. If I find out later that the person speaks English, obviously I will write normally then. But I just don't like when people assume otherwise.

I have found myself lately using {Japanese} {I don't know} and it gets annoying after a while. Thus, my pet peeve :P

i know by now its expected but people who rage when your missing one item and that you must be terrible without it... im assuming most everyone hates these people since theyr generally wrong... back when i first hit 75 people raged day and night when i didnt have fowling earring... i had my bushi on and not a second earring and therefore i must be terrible when in the end of it all wasnt true

My only real peeves are AH related:

-Bidding on something you need before you head out to do something, like pots/powders/etc and seeing "You were unable to buy the 12 Pinches of Prism Powders for 20,000 gil" when it's been the going price for two days and you've already moved down to Silent Oils to bid on them next. It's not that I mind paying a little extra, it's just that I'm usually in a hurry and don't really have the time to finagle because someone decided to put them up for 20,001. Or even worse, getting out to where you're going and not finding said item in your inventory, scrolling up to see the same message, after you thought you had grabbed a stack.. (though this doesn't happen to me very often these days, but it used to.)

-Synthesis materials being sold out on the AH because people list them for less than what they vendor for, and people scooping them up and making a few quick bucks by running ten steps to a vendor and selling it, thus wiping it off the AH. (ohaiUrushi) I've done it too (buying items to vendor them), you can't blame the guy smart enough to snag free gil, but c'mon people.. learn what stuff vendors for before you take a 2k loss on an item and make a crafter have to mule 3x to hopefully find an item up in a city somewhere.

The rest of the stuff I can deal with, it's never bothered me what jobs people play / gear they wear / race they play. It takes all types, right? :D

Some recent pet peeves:

People who complain about Japanese parties never teaming up over NM's/titles/etc and then those same people being asshats when asked to team up.

Popping chests when leeches are doing nothing/afk.

People shouting for a fight/title they want but not bothering to farm pop items, offer money or set-up the party. "Blah blah fight I'm interested, invite me".

People who get impatient with n00bs and won't help them. Instead of answering their questions, they just keep repeating "it's on wiki!". A lot of new people don't know what the wiki site is, or they don't have access to a PC, orrrr they could just be trying to be social in an MMORPG and get people to quit standing around watching shouts in WG or Port Jeuno.

People who do shouts for a run for damn difficult quest or missing (think Ark Angels/Divine Might) and when members of the alliance ask repeatedly if there's anything they should know about this beforehand, they don't tell alliance members to check a certain spot for a certain cutscene so half the alliance doesn't get their earring and stands around for 15 minutes after the fight is over wondering why their item didn't drop, then all of a sudden, the alliance leader says "It tells you on Wiki what you had to do". Well maybe that certain player wasn't on a pc, maybe his wife was on the pc and didn't think to look up Divine Might for him and tell him what to do because she thought someone competent was leading the alliance and would give everyone the knowledge they needed. ***.

ahem...sorry, needed to get that off my chest. happened to someone I know.../rageoff.

You sir are illiterate if you couldn't read through the lines. I was on the computer at the time my husband was doing DM trying to rid this POS of some gd std it got from whoring around with other computers. These "annoying people" you talk about may not always have access to a pc. If someone is putting together a run like this, it is a leader's responsibility to ensure that all alliance members know what is going on. When the first question was asked, he should have either told the alliance members what to do or referred them to Wiki. I have no problem with people telling higher level players to go to Wiki seeing as they should be intimately familiar with it, it's just the general attitude of everyone for themselves and no one really wants to help anyone else anymore.