Loose use of the term "eliteist"

[Alcyon_Densetsu]

If you don't have level 49 gear and you're doing level 50 content designed for people wearing level 50 gear, you're doing it all wrong, and you shouldn't even be there.

SE is adding an ilevel requirement to que for dungeons.

Hahahahaha, that deserves at least 1 troll point. Maybe 2. Hell, here, have 50.

1. When you hit lv50, if you've done all main-story and sidequests as well, your whole gear is white (except the AF), and you have some iLv47 items (a ring and bracelets if I remember correctly. My shield was iLv42 and sword iLv46. So you've got the design wrong, for starters. By your logic, I wouldn't have had iLv49 gear, so I couldn't enter Lv50 dungeons, but then how am I supposed to get that gear? Huh...
2. But you still do get that Ifrit HM quest. I went there. When I got to tank the thing, properly, using CDs and so on: BAM, down, gg win. All in white, some iLv47 slots, iLv45 shield, iLv46 sword, and AF gear. What else were you saying?
3. SE is indeed adding an iLv requirement. Most players believe it will be iLv45 for the basic Lv50 content. Because, obviously, as you can see on some YouTube videos, AK can be cleared in swimming suit. Like that. What's that claim about iLv49 again? And actually, real good gamers are hoping for that requirement to be low enough to allow for good players to be able to use DF without overgearing content too much. That's what good players do, you know, down the content ASAP, as in "before they overgear it". But I'm sure you know that, being soooo good and everything, you just forgot not to emphasize the importance of gear much more than a good player usually does. Oh wait...

Also,

You should have thought of a better opening statement as well. Your OP has nothing to do with the term "Elitist" being used loosely.

It's totally true and shows you, OP, failed at logic here.

Worst analogy ever.
You shouldn't try that again.

Indeed. No, don't try to be logical OP, definitely, every single one of your posts fails at that. Just brag, dude, at least there's no debate.

Just a question to conclude: when you meet a player who's got the gear but fails at something, typically because it's their first time doing something, do you make fun of him/her, or do you try to be helpful and give advice, explain things? Or do you call him/her a noob and simply leave?