Stop leaving raid loot in the chest.

[Taimasan]

Anyone who feels the need to do this has much deeper issues they are dealing with than just DDO loot. I know it can be frustrating but think about maybe you should think how you can this person feel/be better; emotionally or otherwise. Even if they do not respond. Kindness is a potent weapon.

[MrTops]

[1] This is a game.

[2] This is a game.

[3] This is a game.

[4] Your loot is your loot.

[5] None of this is real.

[6] This is a game.

I mostly bite my tongue when i read these threads.

I'm almost glad there are loot villains out there, makes you appreciate the people who do flick loot your way.

They don't have to do that.

Bite your tongue? please continue to do so.

They don't have to do that?

You don't HAVE to let another driver into to your lane.

You don't HAVE to give a handicapped person or pregnant woman your seat on the Bus or Metro.

You don't HAVE to tip for excellent service at a restaurant.

You don't HAVE to say thank you if a perfect stranger returns your lost wallet with all the cash inside.

You're right, no one has to do anything with their loot on an MMO, or all those things in real life. However, well adjusted people with even a shred of empathy do those things every day in real life and MMO's.

But I guess I shouldn't be surprised that there is a disproportionate amount of people with poor social skills playing MMO's

We'll, I've given away more raid loot that I've kept because I wouldn't use most of it.

I think it would be nice if everyone gave away their raid loot if they didn't want or couldn't use it.

And I think it would also be nice if people just accepted that some people won't play the way they'd like.

If someone breaks the rules, report it. If you don't like how someone plays, as has been pointed out, squelch.

[jandhaer]

Personally, i find "my loot, i can do with it what i want" to be a childish response to a broken loot system. ).

The loot system is not broken in any way, shape ,or form.

The only thing that I could even possibly suggest is that if a piece of gear is left in a chest and the person who it appeared for has left the quest that concievably it could be automaticaly (but still randomly) be assigned to another character still in the instance. Thus truely leaving the item up to the whimsy of the loot godz.

But again I dont think this is at all necessary.

[Lleren]

The only thing that I could even possibly suggest is that if a piece of gear is left in a chest and the person who it appeared for has left the quest that concievably it could be automaticaly (but still randomly) be assigned to another character still in the instance. Thus truely leaving the item up to the whimsy of the loot godz.

I think that change would be awesome.

[moops]

In case others don't know. . .
All Shatterbows and Hellfire xbows and components go to Vulger aka Disposable, Damageplan, Vicrattle, Blksabbath, Warpig, Suicidal, Farbeyond, and some others

[LolWutRoflstomped]

In case others don't know. . .
All Shatterbows and Hellfire xbows and components go to Vulger aka Disposable, Damageplan, Vicrattle, Blksabbath, Warpig, Suicidal, Farbeyond, and some others

Stupid shatterbow base item is actually rare... Or at least it used to be dunno now.

[LordPiglet]

Hey now! I like my seal of the earth, I have nothing better to use and I don't have to look like a giant turd when I run quests with it!

ml 11, stone skin clickie. I use mine

[Alabore]

I recall a game of old, MechCommanderII, gave players the option to salvage mechs as an after-combat option.

What if unclaimed loot appeared in a buyback-like UI, for people to recover?