What makes you drop a group?

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Originally Posted by Whiteroom

Warriors who think all there is to tanking is stacking slaying acc.
Then they pull everything they can, don't pop defensive cooldowns, and lose hate.
Then they get angry when things go sideways.

Aka War McSupertank. Aka Demikas



I honestly expected to see more DRKs like this after the expac, but I've only have a few bad ones. I'm beginning to groan everytime I see a warrior now.

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(don't make this a generality, please) i am a warrior and i can tell they is not exp enough that's all. but yes when you are not Exp why use force accesories ? force accesories can be used in some way but not for every content, speedrunning a dgn and pull everything with force acc is ridiculous, wait for crafting and overmeld to do that.

Tanks in full vit, pulling 1 group at a time and going so slow I'd need to shave between pulls.

Tank in full vit can take some group, i would not recommend this full force,
but yeah full force you can take one group and get ride of the Tank stance XD, and full vit with 1 group you can shave you and be so clean every hours :)
but whiteroom tell about a war full force in a speedrun, and worst with all the force he have, he loose hate on mob.... berserk/overpower repeat with full force on mob is just the highest enmity potency on mob group you can have in the game.
be full force on a speedrun is a problem because it's still hurt in a speedrun, but at least you have the hate on everything... and you pop all the CD you have. and you pray to not die because of your speedrun in full force XD.
Btw what me make drop a game ? players can read the chat and still make the sad mistake, again and again... but others don't have my patience, i am rarely the first to drop.

When the healer keeps pulling and I ask them to stop and their response is TANK MOAR.

Just ditched a Haukke manor normal mode. A rogue kept pulling extras. He didn't say he wanted a full clear, he didn't even talk to anyone 'till I said he was being annoying.

"Full clear," he finally says. "Why are we even here if not for full XP?"

In hindsight I feel as though I should have written something clever. Instead, I said he was a hassle and I was going to go mine for 30 min.

Rude/immature players and cursing up a storm for no reason.

I usually don't disband but I know why a lot of groups fall apart. Whiny entitled kids thinking they own the dungeon and everyone should behave exactly how they want them to behave and absolutely NO ONE SHOULD EVER TALK BAD TO THEM because they're on (Tank / Healer). Or princess tanks who take 30 minutes to pull a GD trash boss then sit and pout like a baby who just saw someone playing with his toys when someone else pulls it acting like its a grave insult to their ancestral heritage that someone but the tank pulled the mob.

aka half the people in this thread are the reason so many people think FFXIV has a sh*t community.

Honestly though I think I've only quit a duty once... but unless its obvious the group is beyond hope, I stick it out until the first rage quit, which is usually a direct result of the above reason. Usually because I queue'd for a reason and disbanding wasn't that reason. Even if I get a whiny entitled tank I just go with it because whats the point in getting into an internet slappy-bag contest with a Man-baby? It just makes you look like a fool regardless of how it ends. Just mellow through the dungeon and you'll never see eachother again \o/

what makes me drop....? queue for expert dungeon as monk. gets neverreap..... lolnope drops il take the timer because honestly that place is just a big middle finger to monks

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Originally Posted by Tigra

what makes me drop....? queue for expert dungeon as monk. gets neverreap..... lolnope drops il take the timer because honestly that place is just a big middle finger to monks

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I still prefer that over Fractal Continuum. Besides, gives you an excuse to Tornado Kick everything.

When I'm healing and the group doesn't make any attempt to avoid things that are easily avoided.