Common Courtesy with End-game Raids/Dungeons

[ulti_19]

True, there is that.

Seriously though, for all the people against the OP here, go make a party finder that says "I know absolutely nothing about this fight and would like to be carried" and see how many join. Take it a step further and make pf saying "learning party, btw I don't know anything at all myself about this, haven't watched videos or anything, cause I shouldn't have to", and see how many join.

You realize that watching content before actually doing it is being carried. You're being baby fed all the answers before attempting to actually have any skill as a gamer and trying to figure out how to play your class best against said dungeon or boss. Sounds like the same type of people who use strategy guides to beat games, which to me is a giant no no because it wouldn't feel like I beat it but rather someone showed me how to beat it, at least for me. Even if this is a community game, both sides, pro watchers and first time trier people lol, should be courteous of eachother and how they want to play. Just use party finder, that was suggested tons of times anyways, you can find similar minded people. I personally don't care if we have people in our party who are doing something for the first time and didn't watch a video, it's fun to see how they play, if they die, who the fu** cares, that's what happens in a video game. Same as if there's a team all comprised of people who have made it through, it's nice to get through the dungeon, but eventually even the person who hasn't 'researched' the dungeon will make it through, if they can't chances are the videos won't do them anything anyways. You're not 'pro', you're not doing any justice to yourself by spoiling all the content, you're not a better gamer because you research prior fights and mimic someone else' player style, and it should not be a common courtesy to watch end game content or dungeons before trying it yourself.