STOP GATEKEEPING PF IN 2025 BE LIKE EU and jp

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Originally Posted by Aidorouge

Uh... then make your own PF without it activated? Same way some people do or don't activate unsync or MINE. The power is yours.

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What you say makes too much sense for half of the user base. Stop making sense. Embrace the Q-Tip.

I'm on Aether and I don't really see Duty Complete on clear parties. I see it on C41 or C42 but that makes sense. Someone is trying to get some help from veteran players to get their clear. I also see it on alt clears sometimes. I will agree that having Duty Complete on a normal clear party is odd, but I just wouldn't join that party.

It makes sense to have Duty Complete on a reclear. You want people who have cleared so you can quickly clear again.

Maybe a stupid question, but I never noticed “reclear” parties. What does that even mean? If people cleared, they go straight to farm, no?

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Originally Posted by Tulvi

Maybe a stupid question, but I never noticed “reclear” parties. What does that even mean? If people cleared, they go straight to farm, no?

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Reclear is done very early in the week for savage raiders and ultimates when they're new and have weekly lockouts on gear. If you don't do savage/ultimate, or play them quite late into a week, you likely won't see any reclear parties. Farm parties are specifically for fights without loot lockouts, like extremes.

Additionally, on crystal, you won't see this anyway, now that DC travel exists. Back when my main was on crystal I'd have to be on aether 6 days of the week anyways, but crystal PF is pretty much just farm parties, maps, other odd pfs, and RP ads.

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Originally Posted by Seraph_Variel

Reclear is done very early in the week for savage raiders and ultimates when they're new and have weekly lockouts on gear. If you don't do savage/ultimate, or play them quite late into a week, you likely won't see any reclear parties. Farm parties are specifically for fights without loot lockouts, like extremes.

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Thankies! Yeah, I only do extremes, that explains it!

so many new term g c41 or whatever those are what the heck xx)

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Originally Posted by Nero-Voidstails

so many new term g c41 or whatever those are what the heck xx)

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C4X (C41) Is "clear for X (amount of people)." This isn't a new term by any means, it's just something you'd only see in raiding circles.

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Originally Posted by Aniise

Lol what? Which EU Server were you on?

Pf etiquette in EU is like this most of the time:

-You are completely new, just want a first look in the fight? Open for all players.

-You are at a specific prog point but not ready to clear yet? Open to all players, but specify your prog point in the pf info.

-You are ready to clear and open a clear party? Your choice: open it to all players with the specifics in the info that it's a clear party or open it only for ppl who cleared to help you. Most people I've seen will do the first option, though.

-You want a simple reclear or mechanic cleanup ? Open it to people who cleared it already and specify in info, so you get a higher chance to get the training you actually want.

-You want to farm efficiently? Open only for people who cleared.

At the end, it's every party leaders own choice. Their party, their rules. They chose the strat, they chose the iLvl, they chose the requirements.
And you can choose, which party you join. It's as simple as that.

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Why are you being so toxic, and elitist, and gatekeeping meeeeee?!1!? :<

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Originally Posted by BlisteringFrost

Why are you being so toxic, and elitist, and gatekeeping meeeeee?!1!? :<

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Muhahahaha! Suffer under my ultimate elitist gatekeeping technique: Checking boxes that are meant to be checked!

Every time I see someone complain about PF, I remind myself that PF is still PF, and if you're upset that you can't join OTHER peoples' parties, you can always just make your own.

Most people **do** just make their own party. Then you get PF terrorists like OP, upset they can't terrorize normal human beings' reclears.