Nobody's demanding perfect. People are demanding an honest effort, and at level 70, a basic understanding of how your job works.
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Okay but I fail to see what this has to do with me. It's not like I'm their secretary. It's not my job to answer questions on their behalf. I don't have a direct line to their brain. I saw someone misread a post and I clarified it, that's it. I said nothing about kicking, yet I became bombarded with questions that implied I was against kicking. It was a tad wtf.
Please direct me to where I suggested anyone should be or should not be kicked. You'll find I said no such thing. I engaged in a part relating to when someone is told something regarding their rotation. Nothing about kicking.
If you want answers from someone who is against kicking...then find people who actually are saying that they are against it instead of flinging it at the first person who dares to quote you on anything.
No one here is asking for near perfection, we're just asking that maybe when you queue for Expert roulette that the healer do more than spam Cure 1 sometimes. It's not a crime to expect people to be competent at that level and why anyone wants to suffer a Cure 1 healer inside The Burn is beyond me.
I've personally only run across a handful of players that I find to be truly horrible, and with those I even stuck around. I'm not generally too picky. I do tend to run on my healer, so perhaps it's easier for me to help salvage runs that aren't going so hot. If you've got a bad healer, things are more easily doomed. Not claiming I'm fantastic, but I manage fine :p
For full disclosure, I do not run savage and I imagine tensions run higher there. I can appreciate that things get frustrating with randoms, but again, if you're looking to avoid that - stick with statics, friends, or make your own PF where you can dictate the requirements.
I'm not saying that people should just tolerate any type of behavior. We're all here to enjoy our time, and if something isn't working for you, there are ways to deal with it. But this thread does seem to be full of those unwilling to deal with much variance (which is fine), but also feel they don't need to bother with being civil either. Other people are on the other end of that screen, it doesn't hurt to not be a jerk when conversing with others - even when they're not performing to your standards.
And yes, it is easy to reverse it, however, on the NA servers DF is used for playing with randoms and just giving things a shot. PF is for the more select groups. From what I've read here, JP servers have it reversed - DF is where you go when you feel you are fully capable, PF is for training.
Kicking is the result of someone refusing or unable to take the advice given to them about their rotation. No one has to mention it, but that's the easy option for dealing with players that can't adjust. You can find a dozen excuses as to why someone can't do a proper rotation, doesn't mean people are just going to accept it.
All I did was ask a couple of simple questions based on the given context that anyone can answer. I never asked you to answer my questions nor did I expect you to, but you tried to "clarify" what they posted and claim that I misunderstood them when they can easily reply to my post themselves.
Seems like you're trying to be their secretary by "clarifying" on their behalf.
My apologies. I didn't realise that trying to make a person understand a post properly meant that I automatically became someone's personal staff and also an avatar for all their opinions. I guess I'm due a pay cheque.
Also you're preaching to the choir. I'm not against kicking people for poor performance. I'm against being unnecessarily rude.
So apparently rephrasing what someone else says means I take on a stance I made zero claim to. And it allows people to try to argue with me as if I took on that stance...even though I made absolutely no mention of it.
...okay...
Because I can read and saw you misunderstood something. Being able to interpret something differently counts as being psychic now?
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