Ezekiiel | Dominion | Caretaker | Wildstar
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2014 12:06 am
Hey everyone!
I'm Murphington, and my in-game main for Wildstar is Ezekiiel, a level 37 DPS Spellslinger in Wildstar. I learned about your guild from a friend of mine who happens to be a regular guildmember here, playing Elder Scrolls Online (I think his character name is Vanquish?).
I'm no stranger to MMO's, having played through primarily WoW and Guild Wars 2. I'm making Wildstar my MMO home, as I've been really impressed with the combat, sci-fi aesthetic, emphasis on end game content, and...well, I like hoverboards.
I'm coming to you tonight a frustrated gamer. My friend and I love doing PvE content (friend will be probably apply here after he get's back from a family vacation), but we've been plagued with some really mean-spirited people. If you die, they'll leave the instance and call you stupid (that happened earlier today). If you play well, they'll wait till you get near the end of a dungeon, then boot you so they can get friends in to finish it with (two weeks ago).
I just want to play with a mature group of people who are interested in Wildstar like I am (specifically, the group PvE content), and who understands that failure isn't an invitation to rage, but a necessary part of the learning process in the game. If Grievance can offer me this, than I'd be more than happy to join you guys. I really like this game, and I don't want my experience with it to be spoiled by toxic players.
As far as gametime for me goes, I have a 9-5 job, so Monday through Friday, I'm not on till late. I also usually hit the gym/rock climbing gym after work every afternoon, so that sometimes influences what time I can get online. Weekends I'm usually free. Of course I don't mind being flexible, so if a dungeon/raiding run is set up, I can most likely fit it into my schedule.
A little bit about me:
- I'm 25 years old
- Type I Diabetic
- Been working for 2.5 years in the IT industry as a UX/Web Designer
- Avid Rock Climber
- Played drums for over about 12 years.
- Myers-Briggs Personality Type: INTJ
Looking forward to speaking with you all soon!
--Murphington
I'm Murphington, and my in-game main for Wildstar is Ezekiiel, a level 37 DPS Spellslinger in Wildstar. I learned about your guild from a friend of mine who happens to be a regular guildmember here, playing Elder Scrolls Online (I think his character name is Vanquish?).
I'm no stranger to MMO's, having played through primarily WoW and Guild Wars 2. I'm making Wildstar my MMO home, as I've been really impressed with the combat, sci-fi aesthetic, emphasis on end game content, and...well, I like hoverboards.
I'm coming to you tonight a frustrated gamer. My friend and I love doing PvE content (friend will be probably apply here after he get's back from a family vacation), but we've been plagued with some really mean-spirited people. If you die, they'll leave the instance and call you stupid (that happened earlier today). If you play well, they'll wait till you get near the end of a dungeon, then boot you so they can get friends in to finish it with (two weeks ago).
I just want to play with a mature group of people who are interested in Wildstar like I am (specifically, the group PvE content), and who understands that failure isn't an invitation to rage, but a necessary part of the learning process in the game. If Grievance can offer me this, than I'd be more than happy to join you guys. I really like this game, and I don't want my experience with it to be spoiled by toxic players.
As far as gametime for me goes, I have a 9-5 job, so Monday through Friday, I'm not on till late. I also usually hit the gym/rock climbing gym after work every afternoon, so that sometimes influences what time I can get online. Weekends I'm usually free. Of course I don't mind being flexible, so if a dungeon/raiding run is set up, I can most likely fit it into my schedule.
A little bit about me:
- I'm 25 years old
- Type I Diabetic
- Been working for 2.5 years in the IT industry as a UX/Web Designer
- Avid Rock Climber
- Played drums for over about 12 years.
- Myers-Briggs Personality Type: INTJ
Looking forward to speaking with you all soon!
--Murphington
