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Gangster: "I FLEW OUT OF THE MAP!" *dies laughing*

Thank you for applying! I'll invite you once I get on

IGN: Miia Love in the Night Sky

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New & Returning Player Benefits! This guide is covering things you need to know before actually getting ready to start your journey with your closers character.

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Thank you for applying! Ill accept you once I get online

Gangster was in the middle of running raid with us when suddenly...

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Okay, that's all I needed to know. Thank you and good luck

Just want to make sure, is this ShadowCloser?

[Origin] Is recruiting! Feel free to apply at anytime if you're interested ~ More information is stated in the thread

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Hey! thank you for applying ~ Saw your application and accepted you, so you're good to go!

Alright, accepted - the discord link is also in the about section of the crew!

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Well let's just all say we agree on the progression aspect of things

That's not what I'm saying. I carried a 9m we did fine - That's your opinion alone. I wouldn't tell anyone to kick anybody out unless they're not comfortable with their TCP.

I Don't blame anyone that wants to run raid quickly - especially if you're spamming. I'm trying to refer to the comment Chiharu has made in her channel. If she could edit the comment and simply state specifically instead of: 18M, kick them out. Just add something like: If you do not have enough carries &/or specified the amount of combat power, then kick them out.

It depends on the person - whether they wish to quickly clear the raid or not mind helping someone else as long as they got the right amount of carries of course. But simply generalizing the small tcp and kicking anyone who's around that amount - then assuming they don't know much, is a different story. All I'm trying to say is, I agree with what you stated. Gear skipping can definitely be a problem in the long run

Agreed!

@Chiharu Just as much as I do, I enjoy helping others as well! Not trying to start anything, just stating my point of view in this whole topic. As long as the carry # is enough, things should go okay - plus I'm sure after raid and such, the person would want to know what to do exactly or before raid begins. But yes, due to the new content coming in, it's obviously going to be harder to not skip the gearing process xD... Can't control people encouraging the gear skipping either - after all, we're individuals and that person can decide on what to do