Common Courtesy with End-game Raids/Dungeons

[Chippy2]

Yes, the people in your group most likely watched videos or read a general guide on the mechanics of the fight. Would you except their advise on how best to do the fight? If yes, then why not be prepared and do the research yourself? They are basically regurgitating what is already available to you. If you don't want to know anything about the fight, and want to wing it, why should they sit there and wait for you? If you want to do a endgame raid with other individuals that don't want to do any research, then make a PF group yourself.

People can give me all the advice in the world it goes in one ear and out the other!. With these fights you NEVER learn until you experience if for yourself that's a FACT!. I could tell you all the Titan Ex mechanics before the fight are you going to remember them all?. I'll answer that for you NO!. You do not learn until you experience it for yourself!.

[Tazo]

People can give me all the advice in the world it goes in one ear and out the other!. With these fights you NEVER learn until you experience if for yourself that's a FACT!. I could tell you all the Titan Ex mechanics before the fight are you going to remember them all?. I'll answer that for you NO!. You do not learn until you experience it for yourself!.

Ill give you a few example off the top of my head. If the tanks know to voke after jumps and/or after landslides, that will save you multiple wipes. Not to mention knowing to voke after 2 stacks. If the DPS/healers dont know where to stand when getting gaoled then that is a sure wipe......can you not see how knowing this can save your group multiple wipes and just valuable time?

[Bakiraka]

People can give me all the advice in the world it goes in one ear and out the other!. With these fights you NEVER learn until you experience if for yourself that's a FACT!. I could tell you all the Titan Ex mechanics before the fight are you going to remember them all?. I'll answer that for you NO!. You do not learn until you experience it for yourself!.

Why is it that whenever people say "that's a fact" on these forums it is always in regards to an opinion they hold that is in no way, shape, or form... a concrete fact?