It's official Parsers are illegal in FFXIV

[Gormogon]

Missed the sarcasm didn't you.

No I did not.

[ispano]

No I did not.

I'm sure you didn't. I WANT people to call me out when something is my fault. So does he. I LIKE it when people notice something i'm doing wrong that i'm not noticing myself.

[Gormogon]

I'm sure you didn't. I WANT people to call me out when something is my fault. So does he. I LIKE it when people notice something i'm doing wrong that i'm not noticing myself.

Others do not. Your previous statement, "I see more people lash out against advice than people bash others by using parsers" indicates that you're throwing a blind eye to the situation since you also stated, "there are indeed people who abuse the tool and harass others". I say this because that's how "vocal minority" works. It doesn't mean 90% of the people are doing it but there's enough that it has become a "vocal" concern.

If you are not gonna bother to take this serious and show people here and every where else the suggestion gets brought up about the "benefits" then at least don't add to why it's a problem. It's not helping your cause nor helping those that are trying. Sure I get it, you don't care, you made that clear in pages 24 and so on.

Yet since you just said, "I LIKE it when people notice something i'm doing wrong that i'm not noticing myself". Do yourself a favor and notice it then.

[ispano]

Yet since you just said, "I LIKE it when people notice something i'm doing wrong that i'm not noticing myself". Do yourself a favor and notice it then.

People aren't perfect, don't assume you are.

Also, i'm not throwing a blind eye. I'm telling you what my experience is and that even while it's a problem to some degree, there are more common problems from the OTHER side. In my experience. Others have reported the same in this very thread.

I consistently see more people complain about people trying to help them, than people mocking people based on parse results. And I don't mean people who say things like "You suck! Learn2Play!" either. I'm talking about genuine help, which just gets them lashed out at for "telling them how to play".