if you want to invite me to party, ASK ME first.

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LeMage

01.29.2012 , 05:12 PM \| #151	Quote
I like to be asked 1st and dont 'really' consider the invite asking but hey thats me. what I detest is when I decline they invite right again

WesleyP

01.29.2012 , 05:25 PM \| #152	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Jalden Inviting to a group is asking about it. Why ask twice? Really? omg OP, totally sign ... send an invite without asking in the first place is an enormous lack of respect.
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WesleyP

01.29.2012 , 05:26 PM \| #153	Quote
Sorry for double post, forget to rate five stars.
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Notsensible

01.29.2012 , 05:29 PM \| #154	Quote
To be fair, while I share the OPs view, I do understand some situational usages of the invite. Say for example, I'm fighting some quest target and another player comes by who needs it as well. The target is nearly dead, the chances of it NOT dying before I notice and reply to a /tell is next to none, yet the chances of me noticing the invite is greater and faster. In those cases, its understandable IMO.

Joonbeams

01.29.2012 , 05:30 PM \| #155	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Kabjat I'm all for efficiency. But when someone just spams me with his party invite without any regard to what I may be doing, it just makes me NOT want to party with him on principle alone. Like, even if I do want to do the same thing he wants to do, Saving Face, Personal Challenge, whatever....if he sends an invite without asking first, it's a forgone conclusion that I will NOT group with that person. See, as a noob, I would never have known people cared about this. I would have thought it would be WORSE to whisper and bother somebody rather than just invite to group, which is an easy decline/accept. Seeing as this game is attracting a lot of noobs...

Surakis

01.29.2012 , 05:33 PM \| #156	Quote
I think some folks in this thread get mad when someone calls them on the phone expecting them to pick up the phone without first texting them and explaining the details of the incoming phone call.

Notsensible

01.29.2012 , 05:35 PM \| #157	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Joonbeams See, as a noob, I would never have known people cared about this. I would have thought it would be WORSE to whisper and bother somebody rather than just invite to group, which is an easy decline/accept. Seeing as this game is attracting a lot of noobs... That's true, but the way party invites just pop up in the middle of whatever and distract makes it annoying. It starts to become a problem when it happens at a bad time (concentrating on a fight or whatever) or when you decline but the person keeps inviting. After that happens, which I'm assuming most of us have experienced, you just look down on such actions.

Notsensible

01.29.2012 , 05:37 PM \| #158	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Surakis I think some folks in this thread get mad when someone calls them on the phone This is true for when my house phone rings

Arnokar

01.29.2012 , 05:38 PM \| #159	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Kaphik This couldn't be said any better. I've noticed most of the no-ask invites come when people are after the same quest objective. That just shows me that people are considerate and realize we are all playing the same game and trying to have fun, so I accept those all the time. This totally. OP Are you kidding me? Whisper you first ? Just refuse the invite. But coming to the forums to ***** about it says a Lot about your personality. RIGID. learn to play well with others.. You make it sound like an insult to send a request... Geez.

Surakis

01.29.2012 , 05:39 PM \| #160	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Notsensible This is true for when my house phone rings My answering machine is my decline group invite equivalent.

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