Mayaedits

It's entirely possible they had just gotten back from their previous baf run. I know people will sometimes run them back to back to back to back. I generally try to wait for a bit to see if anyone else is running before I start forming and I think did then too but idk. I've slept since then. I don't see an issue but I understand how it could like jerk move to start forming in the middle someone else. I just think there is enough room on the server to have two groups forming at once, especially two completely iTrials.

So I've recently started leading different iTrials. It's been great! Have had lots of fun, met new people, learned some new things, helped people get badges and other rewards, and has generally been going well. However, one issue came up last night when I was forming an MoM group. About halfway through filling, a baf group started forming in Ouro along with me. Now I haven't seen any issues with two iTrial groups going and filling in Ouro in the past (especially forming two different ones). I try to avoid it when I can but it happens. I didn't have an issue with it, but someone from my MoM group quit, then went on about how "shame on us for both for forming in the same area." (paraphrasing) and other such negativity towards the two groups. Both groups did fill and after MoM, I moved the other runs I did that night (Keyes and Magi) to Echo Plaza like the induvial who complained said one of us should have done. But I am curious, is not forming groups in the same area more or less proper iTrial etiquette? If so, is there any other unspoken iTrial etiquette you think someone leading/forming should know? Thank you all ❤️

Some exceptions can be made I suppose....

I think for me, I have to sit with a character that I've made after a while and decided do I really like this concept, or was it just a one-off "This might be cool" thing? If I think I do, then I start trying to put the backstory I thought into words for a bio. If I struggle to put it into words, then I re-evaluate if I actually like it. Not a hard or fast rule or anything like that, just something I think about.

Guys hear me out.....😜