what nation is best?Follow

So many people have more than 1 nation complete now that it's not going to be too hard to find people that can help. As for nations that are in first a lot as of late it's been bouncing around between the 3 with Bastok in first the least (but still there). As for the past, that's just a personal preference. If you don't like what you chose it's very easy to change nations and won't cost anything unlike with changing allegiance in the present.

Saying this kind of thing will not get you any help at all. Friends, LSes, and even /sh are there for a reason (even I frown about the last minute /sh).

If you need any help, you can possibly ask me. But talking as if you are ranting about no one help you with broken spelling and grammar is not going to earn you distance with other people.

Edited, Feb 2nd 2009 10:22am by scchan

While not all LS's do this I know for a fact that there are plenty of social LS's out there that do nation missions regularly. There are 3 of us in my social LS that are currently helping fellow LS members get their's done and we always search for people of that nation at the right rank and ask if they'd like to join in. We don't do this because we need more people with maybe the exception of 1 fight per nation, we do this to be helpful. There are plenty of helpful people out there still. It just requires a little time taken to find a good "home" and the random postings on places like here and other forums that are used, be it KI or BG or whatever.

heh, i was thinking the same thing

To a point it can be AFFECTED by your disability. However, unless you are severly handicapped (and by this I mean you're probably not online typing about and playing video games that require as much thought, concentration and sheer effort as FFXI) you can learn to work with you're handicap in this regards. I've worked with several dislexic people (and still work with children that have a multitude of disablities) that learned what it was they generally messed up (because despite popular belief, dislexics almost always have a pattern to what they do, it's not just random) so after they would write/type something out they would go through it and check for all those instances and pay extra careful attention to them to make sure everything was all right.

Does this mean 100% of people can do that? Nope. However, it does mean that unless you have a severe disablitiy and/or severe mental handicaps you are probably able to do something about spelling and grammar. If you don't then it just means you're probably lazy and don't really care in which case don't blame the disability, blame yourself.

BTW, love the sig Furby. I LOVE pointing out others mistakes. If I didn't do so I would never make it through the work day (I work with some real asshat morons).

Edited, Feb 5th 2009 12:10pm by Cowhandle