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Thread: Would you keep training a hologrinder who didn't even have the courtesy to thank you much less tip?

Slythetove
Sun Jan 04, 2004 10:48 am
#1

Get a tell from someone at the Coronet starport. "Can you teach me Cooking I?" I find him, and train him. No thank you. No tip. Just runs off.


30 minutes later I'm at my shop on Bestine. I get a tell from the same guy "Can you teach me Cooking II?". I tell him I'm at my shop near Bestine, he says to send him a waypoint. Shows up 10 minutes later. I train him. No thank you. No tip. He says "I'll be back soon".


I examine him and see the list of about 8 professions he's mastered, so it's obvious he's a hologrinder.


Would you guys train him again if he sent you a tell? I find it extremely rude. I bought all but one box of my chef skills. Thats over 100,000 credits I spent to get these skills. This guy can't even say "Thanks" ?


Is it just me?




--Sly


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Saitek
Sun Jan 04, 2004 10:50 am
#2

nope, I wouldnt train him, he is inconsiderate.



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fatgit
Sun Jan 04, 2004 10:56 am
#3

Next time he askes, say "Sure, it will be 50% of the npc cost of training you"
Jihadic
Sun Jan 04, 2004 11:04 am
#4

Do you need apprenticeship points?(have you maxed out at 1240 already)


If so, train him, but definitely don't find HIM to train him. Make him come to you.


If not, I like the 50 percentof the NPC's cost idea.




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CJadefire
Sun Jan 04, 2004 11:11 am
#5

Nope!

Not because he's a hologrinder... because he's cheap and inconsiderate.




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Dedpuhl
Sun Jan 04, 2004 11:23 am
#6

He isn't necessarily a holo grinder...but probably...


Before I knew what a Holo did, I had mastered Scout, Marksman, Creature Handler, and Carbineer. I was going to jump to Rifleman next. I master professions cause I like to keep the game interesting. I did hologrind artisan and chef. I know my next profession is Squad Leader, but I'm sticking with chef for a while.



Just tell him that you think it's unfair for him to expect free training.





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Roriniki
Sun Jan 04, 2004 11:24 am
#7

/addignore


I put my first hologrinder on it yesterday, "tell me how to get through chef the fastest, what resources do I need, where can I get them" well you need to go to the forum and read the guide.."I know how to grind, I need you to tell me where to get supplies" I list off the few people who do sell flora...no response. 5 mins later I /tell youre welcome...no response...ok welcome to ignore...as well as from several other chefs in the land. I hope you enjoy that inflated training bill you just incurred on yourself.


Politeness goes a LONG way. Theres no excuse for rudeness.




Roriniki
Eladia
Sun Jan 04, 2004 11:52 am
#8

Guess I have been lucky on Eclipse. Just trained one to master got another that should be getting close. They come to me and always say thank you. I have no need for the app points. But maybe they will find as much fun in the profession as I have and actually keep it.



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Lexy
Sun Jan 04, 2004 12:25 pm
#9

If he asks for training again, make him come to you. Tell him Rori or Talus, just so he has further to go and more time to waste. Give him a waypoint that will lead him 2k away from the city.
Slythetove
Sun Jan 04, 2004 2:48 pm
#10






Dedpuhl wrote:

He isn't necessarily a holo grinder...but probably...


Before I knew what a Holo did, I had mastered Scout, Marksman, Creature Handler, and Carbineer. I was going to jump to Rifleman next. I master professions cause I like to keep the game interesting. I did hologrind artisan and chef. I know my next profession is Squad Leader, but I'm sticking with chef for a while.



Just tell him that you think it's unfair for him to expect free training.







He is a hologrinder. Weaponsmith. Armorsmith. Architect. DE. All listed among his masteries. Nobody grinds out all the crafting professions and never actually plays any of them. He is also a Master TKA and his bio says "blah blah blah TKA stuff".


He's definitely a hologrinder.


Also, for the other person who asked: No, I do not need apprentice points.




--Sly


Slythetove - Starsider
Master Droid Engineer | Master Chef
Droids N Things - Southwest of Bestine at -1883, -4468
(moved 100m because of player cities)

Mo-Ti
Sun Jan 04, 2004 4:27 pm
#11

When he asks if you can train him say, yes. And tell him your on dathomir, and give him a waypoint to the middle of nowhere. And remember to /ignore.





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Slythetove
Sun Jan 04, 2004 5:54 pm
#12






Mo-Ti wrote:

When he asks if you can train him say, yes. And tell him your on dathomir, and give him a waypoint to the middle of nowhere. And remember to /ignore.






LOL



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Slythetove - Starsider
Master Droid Engineer | Master Chef
Droids N Things - Southwest of Bestine at -1883, -4468
(moved 100m because of player cities)

furrylips
Mon Jan 05, 2004 5:53 am
#13

i would have said thanks but tipping for training? I guess that depends on how you look at it. I never ask or expect tips for anything but i have gotten many. I always train for free. I give away lots of stuff and sell thing for to cheap. Probably why i'm always so broke in this game.



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