Gave a mini (Ceratadon IIRC), Claws of the brotherhood and boose to a friend who returned the favor, gave a few little things to allies who needed them. I think helping newbies is the best thing we can do in the game, or in the Q&A section of Guru ofc. And giving a bit of our time to help on mishs/quests too.
How Charitable are You?
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Like fenix, I don't give out stuff, but I do offer to help people with Missions and quests, and I do help with information. Sometimes I have stayed in districts for a long time just answering questions to newbies.
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Speaking of wanting answers, how many people are working on GW1? Are thier going to content updates like april anymore? Are you going to condiser suggestions? With all the people are working on GW2, I'm expecting a GTA3 to GTA4 kind of deal, a OMFG pure awesomesause on GW2. I hope you aim to please

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Myself, I'm very charitable. Yesterday (literally), I was talking to this guy buying a dragon sword (?). So I went off and bought a icy dragon sword at Droknars for 12k, come back, sold to him for 10k, along with a fiery dragon sword and green shields that were standing in storage. Grateful about giving him the extra items, we get on the topic of vampiric dragon swords. Not knowing about the traveler, I offered to help him get his claws. Sure enough we got to Nicholas and... Nothing good. I guess I was bored or something so we travel to droks and I give him 5 blue dyes, 5k, 200 iron ingots and 32 scales for his new Wvyern Armor to much his Icy Dragon Sword.
I don't know why I helped, and he is just one of the many. I don't know karma exsits or not, but I want my cookie!
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I don't give anyone any money, but rather if they're looking for an item I'll give it to them for free. If its an expensive item I'll ask for something I'm after in return (always of a lesser value, like a few lockpicks). I'll frequently answer questions from confused players in towns, and if someone is new and comes back to ask for advice a few times I'll tend to focus my attention on them more than others. Really it depends if those wanting stuff are grateful in receiving stuff.
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I generally only give stuff to my alliance and stuff. In the cases where I can't give something away, I tend to realise it's worthless and just merch it.
In my last guild, I used to give out 'newbie assassin packs'. It consisted of a Claws of the Broodmother, 5 assassin tomes and 5 orange dye, so the lucky assassin could dye his armour orange like Naruto. Sometimes, they'd get an elite assassin tome thrown in also. Depending on how the raptor farming had gone, of course.
In my last guild, I used to give out 'newbie assassin packs'. It consisted of a Claws of the Broodmother, 5 assassin tomes and 5 orange dye, so the lucky assassin could dye his armour orange like Naruto. Sometimes, they'd get an elite assassin tome thrown in also. Depending on how the raptor farming had gone, of course.
I used to be a super generous person, buying people armor, running them, only logging on to do stuff for alliance/guild mates who asked for help. I'd take in people new to HA and help them with bars, skills etc too.
Then it got annoying.
I buy good friends stuff all the time but not before I buy something for myself.
Then it got annoying.
I buy good friends stuff all the time but not before I buy something for myself.It's quite hard these days to give items away (to strangers)....
Now I'd rather merch a weapon worth a few k instead of trying to find someone, because:
- Either that someone just turns around and tries to sell the weapon
- More than 1 will whisper me and I have to tell the others how "sorry" I am, that the item is gone.
- You will get whispered all the time by the person you gave the item
But for me charitable doesnt mean that you hand out expensive weapons or huge sums of money. That is easy and doesnt take a lot of effort..
Sometimes I just stand in town and answer people's questions, help someone cap a skill if he asks nicely, help out with a few materials for the first new armor, etc.
I don't give away money, at least nothing above 1k. In most cases just a few gold coins so that they can open their storage, or maybe a few 100 gold for a skill they really need
I give / gave away some Minis and weapons to friends ... but that's all...
Now I'd rather merch a weapon worth a few k instead of trying to find someone, because:
- Either that someone just turns around and tries to sell the weapon
- More than 1 will whisper me and I have to tell the others how "sorry" I am, that the item is gone.
- You will get whispered all the time by the person you gave the item
But for me charitable doesnt mean that you hand out expensive weapons or huge sums of money. That is easy and doesnt take a lot of effort..
Sometimes I just stand in town and answer people's questions, help someone cap a skill if he asks nicely, help out with a few materials for the first new armor, etc.
I don't give away money, at least nothing above 1k. In most cases just a few gold coins so that they can open their storage, or maybe a few 100 gold for a skill they really need

I give / gave away some Minis and weapons to friends ... but that's all...
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If somebody is getting abused in all chat, I tend to help them out with Q&A or if they are asking for builds/methods for missions and im bored enough I'll just run them through.Sometimes give out items though, never money.
As for what ppl have ever given me, the most I can think of is one guy was desperate for a luxon guest invite and he gave me 2 Z keys. Noobs I help out usually try thanks me by giving me all their money, usually in the 2k and under range, I just reject those, cus I know it'll screw them when they go to buy their max armour,, and I know I'll prolly just use it for something random like re-dying my armour.
Also I like to do those random quizes with like Z keys up for grabs or random green/gold items.
I also NEVER give to beggars, in fact I despise them, the dude standing in the corner spamming how he needs 14k for his primeval, I give them the go farm like every1 else treatment
As for what ppl have ever given me, the most I can think of is one guy was desperate for a luxon guest invite and he gave me 2 Z keys. Noobs I help out usually try thanks me by giving me all their money, usually in the 2k and under range, I just reject those, cus I know it'll screw them when they go to buy their max armour,, and I know I'll prolly just use it for something random like re-dying my armour.
Also I like to do those random quizes with like Z keys up for grabs or random green/gold items.
I also NEVER give to beggars, in fact I despise them, the dude standing in the corner spamming how he needs 14k for his primeval, I give them the go farm like every1 else treatment
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Lol I agree with Chocobo, When I give things to newbies, they rarely appreciate it, but when they do they always decide to add me to their friends lists, and then constantly nagging about stuff in the game. I dont mind answering the first few questions but when theres 100 being asked one after the other, it gets slightly annoying
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Oh, but one of the nicest things I did see ingame was back when I first started playing; I was in a group with a warrior who was still in presearing armour around Yak's Bend, and was dying really rather fast. The group, puzzled by this, finally asked him what armour he was wearing, and when we figured out it was presear armour, we suggested he should get a better set.
To this end, the leader zoned back to town, and everyone chipped in a little for the guy's new armourset - a bit of cash, a couple of mats, etc before going off and finishing the quest with the surprised warrior.
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Oh, but one of the nicest things I did see ingame was back when I first started playing; I was in a group with a warrior who was still in presearing armour around Yak's Bend, and was dying really rather fast. The group, puzzled by this, finally asked him what armour he was wearing, and when we figured out it was presear armour, we suggested he should get a better set. To this end, the leader zoned back to town, and everyone chipped in a little for the guy's new armourset - a bit of cash, a couple of mats, etc before going off and finishing the quest with the surprised warrior. |
being nice then getting a loyal guildie back is a great feeling


