[Request]: Show Us Which Duty Roulette Has Been Cleared By Which Party Members

Could always just, you know, ask in party chat. That works just as well if you aren't in voice chat.

When I find people to do roulette with I start with "I'm gonna do x roulette, anyone wanna join?" and people will know by themselves if they've done it already that day or not.
Never heard of people inviting people and then check if people have done it before.
But I guess everyone does it their own way.

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Originally Posted by Evergrey

When I find people to do roulette with I start with "I'm gonna do x roulette, anyone wanna join?" and people will know by themselves if they've done it already that day or not.

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Yeah, that's pretty common for me too.
Though just as often my friends and I are already in a party from doing other things together and we transition to roulettes.

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Originally Posted by ItMe

Yeah, that's pretty common for me too.
Though just as often my friends and I are already in a party from doing other things together and we transition to roulettes.

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Edit: Disregard what I said before. I misread you're comment. ^^'

I understand that it would speed things up.
But really, is it so bothersome to still ask if they've done "this" or "this" roulette yet?
QoL sure, but if a thing takes less than a minute to do, does it really need a QoL change?

I can't say how you and your friends do it.
But if you're in a Voice Chat it's even faster than typing out the question and responses.

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Originally Posted by Evergrey

When I find people to do roulette with I start with "I'm gonna do x roulette, anyone wanna join?" and people will know by themselves if they've done it already that day or not.
Never heard of people inviting people and then check if people have done it before.
But I guess everyone does it their own way.

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Yup, my way is ending up with friends and friends of friends every day, no exaggeration, and having to ask the question almost daily.
It's not that I can't do it without it, but it's an improvement to the UI and why would anyone not want the UI to be made even better? :)

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Originally Posted by Evergrey

But really, is it so bothersome to still ask if they've done "this" or "this" roulette yet?
QoL sure, but if a thing takes less than a minute to do, does it really need a QoL change?

I can't say how you and your friends do it.
But if you're in a Voice Chat it's even faster than typing out the question and responses.

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It's not that bothersome, but it definitely is an improvement to the QoL.

Layla, maybe don't try to spin this into some weird elitist mindset argument.

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Originally Posted by LaylaTsarra

Why does it matter it's a duty roulette and meant for everyone that is both those with clears and those without. What is it you plan to do with those who don't have a clear and this is absolutely something the dev team should not implement.

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...This has absolutely nothing to do with the OP.

The OP is NOT asking to have bonuses marked. They are asking for a very minor QoL feature whereby a party of friends can easily see who has already done their Expert, Trial, Normal Raid, Leveling, etc., Roulettes for the day (e.g., even if one of said friends went to the bathroom).

Oops, almost forgot...

/insert_misplaced_righteous_indignation_for_upvotes

I'm sure that won't be used as a tool for harrasement lol

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Originally Posted by Sotaris

I'm sure that won't be used as a tool for harrasement lol

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Harassing someone... in your party before queuing... for... not getting the days bonus in some of the roulettes???
I don't follow...

I don't think it's a bad suggestion but it does seem like a lot of processing on the server to keep track of that and reset each day. Plus there would be the question of should everyone see it in their DF window or just the leader. Seems like little reward for the coding that could be involved. Maybe instead just say "Okay doing X roulette" and people can speak up if they've done it if it's hard to coordinate in chat. When I'm running things with my friends, I just join them even if I've already run something.