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Azda Ja Green Skull LLC 3565	Posted - 2015.04.17 14:08:29 - [31] - Quote Really guys? Let's bring it down a notch. "I only lose ships when I fly with Azda." - Barry Cuttlefish
Eve Solecist Science and Trade Institute Caldari State 2277	Posted - 2015.04.17 14:25:39 - [32] - Quote Holy meta, what did you guys do to the thread? Remember this is NPQA! This one is one of my better posts. You should see the others .... "I've tried to give up making sexual innuendos. But it's hard, so hard." -RoAnnon ISD Ezwal > And then Ezwal comes along and takes all that space(s) away.
Oraac Ensor 622	Posted - 2015.04.17 15:17:46 - [33] - Quote ergherhdfgh wrote: Go back and reread the OP's post, "Social anxiety" is the title of the post and nowhere is that mentioned nor the word "disorder" mentioned anywhere in the body of the post. For the sake of accuracy: Mortimer Divinitas wrote: Yes, it's gotten so bad that it also affects online socialization for me. It seems that finding a good corporation is extremely important, looking at the game it makes sense. But when your me anything with other people is impossible, every game I play I play solo. Star wars old republic, elder scrolls online etc. And since I hear social anxiety is such a common disorder, thought someone on here might have the same issue and got around it. What I'm asking is how did you deal with it? Did you somehow find a corporation who understood? And yes I am being pathetic for asking this.
Vazik Tyros Center for Advanced Studies Gallente Federation 2	Posted - 2015.04.17 16:55:43 - [34] - Quote Mortimer Divinitas wrote: Yes, it's gotten so bad that it also affects online socialization for me. It seems that finding a good corporation is extremely important, looking at the game it makes sense. But when your me anything with other people is impossible, every game I play I play solo. Star wars old republic, elder scrolls online etc. And since I hear social anxiety is such a common disorder, thought someone on here might have the same issue and got around it. What I'm asking is how did you deal with it? Did you somehow find a corporation who understood? And yes I am being pathetic for asking this. It's all in your mind. There is no real problem, just the one you imagine exists. At the end of your paragraph, you state that "you know you're being pathetic". Well, what if you decide that you aren't being pathetic? Why not just do that? The problem is within your psyche and so is the solution. Instead of telling yourself you have a social anxiety, tell yourself that you don't. Focus on that. Make it your new mindset. You probably have more to say about who you are than you may currently realize.
Ralph King-Griffin Lords.Of.Midnight The Devil's Warrior Alliance 9343	Posted - 2015.04.17 17:30:00 - [35] - Quote Vazik Tyros wrote: Mortimer Divinitas wrote: Yes, it's gotten so bad that it also affects online socialization for me. It seems that finding a good corporation is extremely important, looking at the game it makes sense. But when your me anything with other people is impossible, every game I play I play solo. Star wars old republic, elder scrolls online etc. And since I hear social anxiety is such a common disorder, thought someone on here might have the same issue and got around it. What I'm asking is how did you deal with it? Did you somehow find a corporation who understood? And yes I am being pathetic for asking this. It's all in your mind. There is no real problem, just the one you imagine exists. At the end of your paragraph, you state that "you know you're being pathetic". Well, what if you decide that you aren't being pathetic? Why not just do that? The problem is within your psyche and so is the solution. Instead of telling yourself you have a social anxiety, tell yourself that you don't. Focus on that. Make it your new mindset. You probably have more to say about who you are than you may currently realize. i highly recommend you do not post something like this again. you dont know him or his circumstances so your in no way qualified to tell him (or her) " There is no real problem " op, check the link i posted, they have forums ,Team speaks and the guy that runs the site has similar issues as yourself so actually know what hes talking about. Lords.Of.Midnight now recruiting Steamy hot small gang action is waiting for you.
Minmatar Citizen 534612187 Republic Military School Minmatar Republic 2	Posted - 2015.04.17 17:49:59 - [36] - Quote Hi. I also play games solo; I'm a pretty solitary person, and I enjoy it that way. Even though I play solo., the reason I enjoy MMOs is the multiplayer aspect. The competition, risk, etc. Just because a person doesn't want to team up with a bunch of people and constantly be socializing doesn't mean an MMO isn't right for them. If you like playing solo., then play solo.
Eli Stan Center for Advanced Studies Gallente Federation 129	Posted - 2015.04.17 18:28:26 - [37] - Quote Mortimer Divinitas wrote: Yes, it's gotten so bad that it also affects online socialization for me. It seems that finding a good corporation is extremely important, looking at the game it makes sense. But when your me anything with other people is impossible, every game I play I play solo. Star wars old republic, elder scrolls online etc. And since I hear social anxiety is such a common disorder, thought someone on here might have the same issue and got around it. What I'm asking is how did you deal with it? Did you somehow find a corporation who understood? And yes I am being pathetic for asking this. I wouldn't say I have social anxiety, but I am rather averse to large groups. First, I often don't have anything I'd consider interesting to say, and second by the time I do have something I'm never able to get into the conversation to say it. (I think I think slowly, so even if I have a response right away somebody else is already halfway through their own response by the time I'm ready to speak.) So for RL gatherings of large groups, I'd rather just stay away. It's not anxiety, it's that I find them rather uninteresting/unrewarding for me. Despite this though, I've been playing EVE for over a year now with a large-ish group, and have been really enjoying it. Mostly I listen on comms and rarely speak, and when I do have something to say I use the asynchronous nature of text chat to offer my comment that way. I can think about and type and edit my response while others are talking or typing, then submit it when I'm ready. If I'm being addressed directly though, it's easy enough to respond via voice. I've even been FC a few times. That doesn't involve a lot of back-and-forth chitchat which I'm bad at. (Which isn't to say that I'm a good FC, just that I can do it, and even enjoy it. :) ) The group I play with, by the way, I found through semi-random chance. I picked CAS as my starter corp during account creation, and it turns out there are a lot of active veterans in CAS who like to help out newbies like I was. They're cool with me interacting as much or as little as I want. I was starting to get bored with EVE prior to learning of this group, and would have quit without them. EVE is the only MMO I've ever tried out. All my other gaming had been single-player games. Anyway, I have no idea what form your social anxiety takes, or whether emulating my usage of text chat to get around my issues can help you any, but hopefully you can figure things out. Sorry I don't have better advice on how to find an accepting group to play with - I just lucked in to it.
Freya Sertan Ministry of War Amarr Empire 38	Posted - 2015.04.17 19:10:07 - [38] - Quote Vazik Tyros wrote: Mortimer Divinitas wrote: Yes, it's gotten so bad that it also affects online socialization for me. It seems that finding a good corporation is extremely important, looking at the game it makes sense. But when your me anything with other people is impossible, every game I play I play solo. Star wars old republic, elder scrolls online etc. And since I hear social anxiety is such a common disorder, thought someone on here might have the same issue and got around it. What I'm asking is how did you deal with it? Did you somehow find a corporation who understood? And yes I am being pathetic for asking this. It's all in your mind. There is no real problem, just the one you imagine exists. At the end of your paragraph, you state that "you know you're being pathetic". Well, what if you decide that you aren't being pathetic? Why not just do that? The problem is within your psyche and so is the solution. Instead of telling yourself you have a social anxiety, tell yourself that you don't. Focus on that. Make it your new mindset. You probably have more to say about who you are than you may currently realize. Oh **** you, buddy. All in his/her head? The next time you feel desirous to hand out advice, please don't.
Vazik Tyros Center for Advanced Studies Gallente Federation 2	Posted - 2015.04.17 20:10:30 - [39] - Quote Ralph King-Griffin wrote: Vazik Tyros wrote: Mortimer Divinitas wrote: Yes, it's gotten so bad that it also affects online socialization for me. It seems that finding a good corporation is extremely important, looking at the game it makes sense. But when your me anything with other people is impossible, every game I play I play solo. Star wars old republic, elder scrolls online etc. And since I hear social anxiety is such a common disorder, thought someone on here might have the same issue and got around it. What I'm asking is how did you deal with it? Did you somehow find a corporation who understood? And yes I am being pathetic for asking this. It's all in your mind. There is no real problem, just the one you imagine exists. At the end of your paragraph, you state that "you know you're being pathetic". Well, what if you decide that you aren't being pathetic? Why not just do that? The problem is within your psyche and so is the solution. Instead of telling yourself you have a social anxiety, tell yourself that you don't. Focus on that. Make it your new mindset. You probably have more to say about who you are than you may currently realize. i highly recommend you do not post something like this again. you dont know him or his circumstances so your in no way qualified to tell him (or her) " There is no real problem " op, check the link i posted, they have forums ,Team speaks and the guy that runs the site has similar issues as yourself so actually know what hes talking about. You're entitled to your opinion, I'm entitled to mine. I believe having anxiety about talking to people is only as real a problem as each person chooses to make it. There isn't any external tormentor... well, unless you count the entire human race. And the reference to some other person who endures a similar struggle being some kind of authority doesn't really make sense to me. It's an internal struggle. You can talk to other people about it, sure, but it isn't getting resolved until you, the person dealing with it, decides it's getting resolved. Period. It can be a long journey ... or it can be a short one ... depending on how much a person wants to victimize themselves over this sort of thing. Myself, I think it's better not to feed into the mentally of "what's wrong with me, why do I feel this way, I need help". But it's up to each person to decide for themselves how long they want to live in that place. But anyway, that's my opinion based on my own experiences, just as I'm sure you have yours.
Vazik Tyros Center for Advanced Studies Gallente Federation 2	Posted - 2015.04.17 20:26:10 - [40] - Quote Freya Sertan wrote: Vazik Tyros wrote: Mortimer Divinitas wrote: Yes, it's gotten so bad that it also affects online socialization for me. It seems that finding a good corporation is extremely important, looking at the game it makes sense. But when your me anything with other people is impossible, every game I play I play solo. Star wars old republic, elder scrolls online etc. And since I hear social anxiety is such a common disorder, thought someone on here might have the same issue and got around it. What I'm asking is how did you deal with it? Did you somehow find a corporation who understood? And yes I am being pathetic for asking this. It's all in your mind. There is no real problem, just the one you imagine exists. At the end of your paragraph, you state that "you know you're being pathetic". Well, what if you decide that you aren't being pathetic? Why not just do that? The problem is within your psyche and so is the solution. Instead of telling yourself you have a social anxiety, tell yourself that you don't. Focus on that. Make it your new mindset. You probably have more to say about who you are than you may currently realize. Oh **** you, buddy. All in his/her head? The next time you feel desirous to hand out advice, please don't. And now so I don't feel like a complete ass for deraling a thread; OP, add me as a contact. I am NOT a social person and really don't even know how to act around a group of people but in order to really enjoy EvE you NEED friends. I'm happy to help as best I can... one socially awkward gamer to another. I did not mean to offend anyone but that may be inevitable when having frank discussions on these sorts of subjects. People on average don't seem comfortable with the idea that they may actually be the solution to their own anxiety. While we can't help how we feel initially, we can help what we do about it.
Ralph King-Griffin Lords.Of.Midnight The Devil's Warrior Alliance 9345	Posted - 2015.04.17 20:47:38 - [41] - Quote Op rather specifically used the term disorder implying a non-trivial diagnosed condition As aposed to "feeling a bit anxious" implying what you picked up on. I'm no expert on any of the anxiety disorders (yes there are a few) but I do know someone who's been actively curating a site specifically for dealing with one in an online community environment, what the op asked about, hence the link. I know you meant well but you put your foot in it there mate. Anyway let's not have a raging argument here. Lords.Of.Midnight now recruiting Steamy hot small gang action is waiting for you.
Vazik Tyros Center for Advanced Studies Gallente Federation 2	Posted - 2015.04.17 21:15:52 - [42] - Quote Ralph King-Griffin wrote: Op rather specifically used the term disorder implying a non-trivial diagnosed condition As aposed to "feeling a bit anxious" implying what you picked up on. I'm no expert on any of the anxiety disorders (yes there are a few) but I do know someone who's been actively curating a site specifically for dealing with one in an online community environment, what the op asked about, hence the link. I know you meant well but you put your foot in it there mate. Anyway let's not have a raging argument here. It's a rather touchy subject. People have these ideas of what is and isn't a normal mind. If a thought pattern skews far enough from what's the established norm then it's labelled a "disorder" or "disability". But is it always? I mean, is it always a clinical problem or is it sometimes merely a psychological idiosyncrasy? And where exactly is the line between the two? But perhaps my wording it the way I did gave the impression that I was trivializing their struggle, which wasn't my intention.
Azda Ja Green Skull LLC 3567	Posted - 2015.04.18 04:10:21 - [43] - Quote Vazik Tyros wrote: It's a rather touchy subject. People have these ideas of what is and isn't a normal mind. If a thought pattern skews far enough from what's the established norm then it's labelled a "disorder" or "disability". But is it always? I mean, is it always a clinical problem or is it sometimes merely a psychological idiosyncrasy? And where exactly is the line between the two? But perhaps my wording it the way I did gave the impression that I was trivializing their struggle, which wasn't my intention. It's an interesting question I've had discussions about with close friends before, and your wording, as mentioned, was a bit clumsy. However, this isn't really the place for that discussion. OP was asking about how to deal with playing EVE as someone with such a disorder/problem/idiosyncrasy; whatever you want to call it. We only know what was implied, and that's fine, these aren't easy things to talk about, especially with random fuckwits like us over the internet . To the OP, I'd like to again encourage you to give EVE, including the social interaction within, a shot. Remember also that the forums are a platform for discussion and debate, as such they can and will often turn into a right mess. As Ralph says (may be misquoting here) "the forums have been effectively weaponized". We sometimes seem to argue simply for the sake of arguing, verbal sparring is sometimes just plain fun, even when it's not productive. You probably realize this, I just thought a little reminder that the internet and the hostility therein aren't necessarily representative of the whole. There is a place for you in the EVE community, I do hope you decide to stay. o7 "I only lose ships when I fly with Azda." - Barry Cuttlefish
Joan Miles Center for Advanced Studies Gallente Federation 25	Posted - 2015.04.18 08:50:48 - [44] - Quote Well this is EVE. Social anxiety in EVE is treated like this: Option A : Find a quiet spot to shoot some very cute but otherwise harmless rotating rocks. aka mining Option B : Find a quiet spot to shoot some very cute but otherwise boring npc "red crosses" . aka missioning Option C : Find someone else shooting rocks, or npcs, or someone in general and SHOOT his FACE off. Then very politely shout" This is MY system!..MINE!" Choosing option C will effectively let people know that you are serious about your social anxiety and they may leave you alone. On the other hand there are people who do this on a daily basis, for similar reasons and may choose to join forces with you during your crusade. Then you end up in a corporation called Social Anxiety and you shoot stuff and faces together. Welcome to EVE
Supreme Authority Domunation High Command AII ShaII Perish 0	Posted - 2015.04.18 14:00:18 - [45] - Quote Sabriz Adoudel wrote: Second thing is - separate real world morality from EVE morality. This from a ChODE member. How amusing.
Azda Ja Green Skull LLC 3568	Posted - 2015.04.18 14:09:07 - [46] - Quote Supreme Authority wrote: Sabriz Adoudel wrote: Second thing is - separate real world morality from EVE morality. This from a ChODE member. How amusing. Notice how the code member doesn't resort to personal attacks? "I only lose ships when I fly with Azda." - Barry Cuttlefish
Supreme Authority Domunation High Command AII ShaII Perish 0	Posted - 2015.04.18 16:30:16 - [47] - Quote Azda Ja wrote: Supreme Authority wrote: Sabriz Adoudel wrote: Second thing is - separate real world morality from EVE morality. This from a ChODE member. How amusing. Notice how the code member doesn't resort to personal attacks? And your point is?
Eve Solecist Science and Trade Institute Caldari State 2571	Posted - 2015.04.18 18:05:44 - [48] - Quote Supreme Authority. Sounds like the typical name for a carebearing griefer. It's kind of funny how so many of them are so easily spottable. An above average amount seems to be amarrian. It makes sense, considering how amarrians are the wannabe good religious people ... ... who only believe in their self defined righteousness. They are escapists. People who play a game to flee from actual reality. The "personality" of amarrians fits them perfectly. Who believe they are the master race and above others. (please note: "Supreme Authority") Who are hypocrites, just like many strongly religious people. They are driven by Hate and worsen the epidemic which is the GD disease. Who shoot stupid AI and feel like proud heros ... ... and cry and rage when a player comes ... ... who kicks his bloated ego back into reality. There is a LOT of **** and crap to be found on the internet about such people. They call us sociopaths ... ... while being the most hostile, backstabing, controlling, manipulating and fake of them all. And the absolutely best part about you people is ... you're all so so much alike! Btw ... please understand .... I don't hate you. Unlike most people I have a rough, but working guesstimate about what kind of life you people went through. I don't hate you. I feel pity. This one is one of my better posts. You should see the others .... "I've tried to give up making sexual innuendos. But it's hard, so hard." -RoAnnon ISD Ezwal > And then Ezwal comes along and takes all that space(s) away.
Supreme Authority Domunation High Command AII ShaII Perish 0	Posted - 2015.04.18 18:17:23 - [49] - Quote Eve Solecist wrote: Supreme Authority. Sounds like the typical name for a carebearing griefer. It's kind of funny how so many of them are so easily spottable. An above average amount seems to be amarrian. It makes sense, considering how amarrians are the wannabe good religious people ... ... who only believe in their self defined righteousness. They are escapists. People who play a game to flee from actual reality. The "personality" of amarrians fits them perfectly. Who believe they are the master race and above others. (please note: "Supreme Authority") Who are hypocrites, just like many strongly religious people. They are driven by Hate and worsen the epidemic which is the GD disease. Who shoot stupid AI and feel like proud heros ... ... and cry and rage when a player comes ... ... who kicks his bloated ego back into reality. There is a LOT of **** and crap to be found on the internet about such people. They call us sociopaths ... ... while being the most hostile, backstabing, controlling, manipulating and fake of them all. And the absolutely best part about you people is ... you're all so so much alike! Btw ... please understand .... I don't hate you. Unlike most people I have a rough, but working guesstimate about what kind of life you people went through. I don't hate you. I feel pity. TLDR. thx.
Eve Solecist Science and Trade Institute Caldari State 2571	Posted - 2015.04.18 18:24:14 - [50] - Quote Well ... I edited it away too late I guess, because I just realised which forum I am in. Anyhow, you accidentially even absolutely confirmed what I have said. For your own sake I suggest removing the content of the quote, because it's more something for GD anyway. Your call, of course. This one is one of my better posts. You should see the others .... "I've tried to give up making sexual innuendos. But it's hard, so hard." -RoAnnon ISD Ezwal > And then Ezwal comes along and takes all that space(s) away.
Ralph King-Griffin Lords.Of.Midnight The Devil's Warrior Alliance 9358	Posted - 2015.04.18 18:32:27 - [51] - Quote Supreme Authority wrote: Azda Ja wrote: Supreme Authority wrote: Sabriz Adoudel wrote: Second thing is - separate real world morality from EVE morality. This from a ChODE member. How amusing. Notice how the code member doesn't resort to personal attacks? And your point is? Personal attacks are an acceptable alternative to tearing their face off and feeding it to them in my book. it's a game mate, you sound ridiculous, relax. Lords.Of.Midnight now recruiting Steamy hot small gang action is waiting for you.
Supreme Authority Domunation High Command AII ShaII Perish 0	Posted - 2015.04.18 18:38:54 - [52] - Quote Ralph King-Griffin wrote: Supreme Authority wrote: Azda Ja wrote: Supreme Authority wrote: Sabriz Adoudel wrote: Second thing is - separate real world morality from EVE morality. This from a ChODE member. How amusing. Notice how the code member doesn't resort to personal attacks? And your point is? Personal attacks are an acceptable alternative to tearing their face off and feeding it to them in my book. it's a game mate, you sound ridiculous, relax. That is completely relaxed. You wouldn't want to see me riled up on a bad day.
ISD Ezwal ISD Community Communications Liaisons 4378	Posted - 2015.04.18 18:48:25 - [53] - Quote Thread temporarily locked for some cleaning. ISD Ezwal Vice Admiral Community Communication Liaisons (CCLs) Interstellar Services Department
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Mortimer Divinitas University of Caille Gallente Federation 4	Posted - 2015.04.18 20:03:53 - [55] - Quote Zoe Athame wrote: Mortimer Divinitas wrote: every game I play I play solo. Star wars old republic, elder scrolls online etc. Maybe you should stop playing MASSIVELY MULTIPLAYER games? Like 99% of video games are single player. They aren't hard to find. I do play single player games, but I don't recall there being a single player console eve.
Sibyyl Garoun Investment Bank Gallente Federation 24319	Posted - 2015.04.18 20:25:03 - [56] - Quote I don't have social anxiety per se but I think I have physical anxiety.. it is possible for me to injure or bruise myself without me realizing it all, so if I don't pay attention, my quality of life might go down pretty quickly. Over the years I've adopted a lot of routine that other people might perceive as being tedious and annoying (for example I like to run a visual check of my extremities every 15-20 minutes I'm awake) but I feel that what other people think may not be so important.. and it's more important for me to live healthy. I feel that I can get along with others quite easily, so when you talk about your social anxiety I might not fully be able to empathize with how you feel in your head. However, I think I can understand what it feels like to be different and separated, to feel isolated even when you are inside a big group of people. Corporations are large groups of people, and in any large group you will have bad apples who might ruin an otherwise good social experience. I think the best way to deal with isolation and anxiety is having a friend. I don't mean a large group of friends but a select few, maybe even just one friend, who understand you and will not judge you. fluorescent adolescent
Steve Ronuken Fuzzwork Enterprises Vote Steve Ronuken for CSM 5168	Posted - 2015.04.18 20:29:13 - [57] - Quote There's socialising, and then there's socialising. What you could try, at first, is one of the NPSI roams. Or hang out in one of the 'chat' channels in game. There are often regional ones, or ones like Eve Radio. That gives you a low impact social group, that you can opt out of, without any real impact (thus, low guilt for doing so.) A degree of social anxiety isn't uncommon in this kind of game. It's all about managing it It's not about Eve, but it may be of use/interest. http://www.reddit.com/r/Guildwars2/comments/21ysgf/helpdiscussion_should_i_just_give_up_on_this_game/ https://www.reddit.com/r/socialanxiety/comments/2reero/how_do_you_make_friends_in_an_mmo/ Edit: I /loathe/ having people depending on me, and having to depend on other people. So, in my game play, I tend to go solo. (Yes, I know this sounds weird, coming from someone who put himself forward to the CSM position. But I /could/ walk away from it. knowing I can, means I don't have to.) Woo! CSM X! Fuzzwork Enterprises Twitter: @fuzzysteve on Twitter
Ovv Topik Federal Defense Union Gallente Federation 706	Posted - 2015.04.18 22:36:39 - [58] - Quote OP: You might like to try your hand at Solo PvP. No voice comms needed. You dont need to join a corp. But loads of text chat. You have no doubt heard the advise: "Just get into low sec, and start losing Rifters/Atrons/whatever. Offer a 'GF' when you inevitably lose at first, and you win invariably have a brief and friendly conversation about the fight with your opponent. Before long you will start to make some friends and acquaintances, and will start to get regular 'o/' when you enter a system. Very light and comfortable social interaction. And don't apologize bro. Lots of us are more 'Boba Fett' than 'Han solo'. o7 "Nicknack, I'm in a shoe in space, on my computer, in my house, with a cup of coffee, in't that something." - Fly Safe PopPaddi. o7
ISD Ezwal ISD Community Communications Liaisons 4384	Posted - 2015.04.18 22:54:16 - [59] - Quote I have removed a rule breaking post. The Rules: 12. Discussion of forum moderation is prohibited. The discussion of EVE Online forum moderation actions generally leads to flaming, trolling and baiting of our ISD CCL moderators. As such, this type of discussion is strictly prohibited under the forum rules. If you have questions regarding the actions of a moderator, please file a support ticket under the Community & Forums Category. ISD Ezwal Vice Admiral Community Communication Liaisons (CCLs) Interstellar Services Department
Borat Guereen Chao3 Chao3 Alliance 21	Posted - 2015.04.18 23:06:11 - [60] - Quote There is nothing wrong with playing solo. If an agenda can help, and you like ours, contact me Speaker of Chao3 Porte Parole de Chao3

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