Transfers need a rehabilitation course! Or send them BACK!

your analogy is somewhat flawed on several levels I'll refrain in the interest of comity from pointing them out.

I am about to learn how this forum's Friend feature works

On topic, has anyone tried "LFG to do dailies. Much faster with 4 peeps!"

Or the attempts at shaming them only end up turning them aggressive to the point of sabotaging other players out of spite. Either way, it's going to be fun to watch.

Eventually, they would probably quit but not before leaving a swath of destruction and anger in their wake.

@OP: I know the transition from an online single-player game to an MMO is hard, but don't be mad, bro. Switch channels, do them later in the week, do them with friends (so you can 'em yourself), or just do something else. Playing an MMO is tough, but you can make the transition.

I so hope you're at the convention in Tampa this year -- Metal Gear Yoda for President 2012!

This entire server must be purged.

rofl :-)

Your 'real world' must be adorable.

also known as any week ending in a day that ends in "y" on MMO land....

quite....

all that's required for mankind to devolve into anarchy and the species' ability to survive requires the distance between us we had as hunter gatherers is "nothing"....

Unfortunately, due to mechanics, a lot of classes have "lead in" times before they are actually considered to have "engaged" the enemy.

Whether that "lead in" time is a 2 second cast, or entering stealth/sneaking up, or taking cover, or sending your companion in to attack to get first aggro because it's the tank.

Good ettiquette is if you see somebody setting up to attack by starting one of those. Let them have it.

'Course, Bioware could also add some sort of "prelock". On triggering one of those, your current target is "temp locked" to you for 2 seconds or so.

I'd also argue that quest objectives/chests/nodes etc. should probably also be temp "locked" to whomever is engaging the nearby mob, for up to ~5 seconds after the mob is defeated.