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backe
06-14-2007, 09:39 AM
Look, I'm sick of the lack of english assistance in Syrtis for noobs. If we are going to build a reasonable community of english speaking folks in this realm, then we have to start helping these people quest and level. Sure, the US is in second place on the subscription list, but how many of these people dump before even getting to Fisgael? At any rate, if you need assistance with quests, or leveling pm me via /chat Backe , and I'd be more than happy to help you with whatever ails you. G'luck to all and Godspeed to Syrtis...

icckleblackbird
06-14-2007, 04:33 PM
to all the unasisted noobs in syrtis .

Hell guys you should have come to ignis ..... laods of help here .....
clans that help you ......and help you communicate with other players from all over the world .
We are friendly and caring folk here ......:angel2:

its nothing to find a lvl 30 + player in essadi helping out a new player

and you only have to say hi on the chat to find many folk ready and willing to help you out .........

all i can say is that you have found yourselves in the wrong realm .........
come to ignis .........

IGNIS REALLY WELCOMES NEW PLAYERS ....


TAERIS

LVL 38 CONJUROR

IGNIS
AND WOULDNT BE ANYTHING ELSE :smile:


XXX

imasu
06-14-2007, 04:53 PM
Sorry,

I'm not going to say that Ignis doesn't help newcomers, but I just want to point out that Syrtis does as well, and I'm pretty sure Alsius does it share too.

There are quite a few english speaking clans, and players; I don't know why backe didn't get answers at the time he was playing, but I've seen people ready to help lots of times.

Take care.

backe
06-14-2007, 05:56 PM
No imasu, you misunderstood my post. I'm not overly concerned about myself. I'm just sick of these poor bastards posting "Where's so and so", or "How do I use skill X" and getting no replies from anyone but me. Additionally, as far as the English speaking clans are concerned, where are they? The only person I've seen post in-game that had any clan information was Biwie (thanks again, btw). Not to mention, I would assume that most clan players usually view clan chat, as opposed to the entirety of Syrtis chat, which kind of leaves the rest of us unaffiliated people hanging out to dry.

At any rate, I appreciate the replies, and I'll see you all out there...

imasu
06-14-2007, 06:20 PM
Ok, got it now.

About the clan/group chats, yes; they're a PITA when it comes to help unaffiliated players.

I check from time to time the global chat, but of course I miss a lot of things, when I see questions I try to answer them.

Maybe a help channel would be of use, with volunteers ready to answer (anyway this is OT I guess).

Talking about the english speaking clans, I know they're there but many of them has a GMT too far away from mine, so I can only spot a few players when I'm on-line.

Take care, and thanks for the help you give to the newbies.

daehenob
06-14-2007, 09:12 PM
When I am on and happen to be paying attention to global chat, I help the English speaking (and Espanol, if I understand the question ;)) newbs as much as possible.

My main concern is how it's considered by some "rude" to speak English in global. I've got a thick skin and ignore the few people that have ridiculed me for not knowing Spanish, but to a newb, this can be a major turn-off. (I'm sure other realms have this problem as well, don't even try to deny it.)

The majority of the users might speak Spanish/Portuguese/whatever, but there is also a not-so-small minority of English users as well. Can't we all just get along? :D

St Alia, Syrtis conjurer and willing helper of *all* newbs, no matter your level ;)

backe
06-15-2007, 10:27 AM
I agree with you, daehenob, but at the same time, most of the people that chat regularly on global are in the warzone, and as such, I can appreciate the fact that they are trying to plan/repel attacks from other realms. In this case, I can see how an endless barrage of noobish questions can be a bit frustrating.

At any rate, another person helping noobs is always beneficial, english or otherwise.

kylor
06-15-2007, 07:17 PM
My main concern is how it's considered by some "rude" to speak English in global. I've got a thick skin and ignore the few people that have ridiculed me for not knowing Spanish, but to a newb, this can be a major turn-off. (I'm sure other realms have this problem as well, don't even try to deny it.)
Yeah and in Starcraft, I get annoyed at people who speak Korean on Battle.net. Then again, I don't know what the hell they're doing on the U.S. West realm anyway.

I suppose it's a natural feeling, we just need to learn to live with other languages (or learn to speak them).