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    Player
    Malric's Avatar
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    Apr 2014
    Location
    New Gridania!
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    82
    Character
    Lunatari Silvertree
    World
    Behemoth
    Main Class
    Arcanist Lv 50
    Quote Originally Posted by SeraviEdalborez View Post
    If a meter is validated, maybe they'll listen. If they don't, at least the reasons for excluding an underperformer won't be so hush-hush. Maybe then they'll take a long look at themselves and look for self-improvement.
    Historically, it's never been this way... ever.
    People don't stop to teach pugs how to improve, they just kick people.
    In games where they are allowed... this has never changed.
    Wow has had DPS meters for years... guess what... it never changed there and it won't change here.

    This theory would only work if most people used them which would never happen.

    The real reason people want DPS meters but will never admit is simple.
    They first validate themselves then others.
    Use that to determine who is worthy to party with.

    There's no teaching involved, just elitism and bragging rights for having a bigger "ego".

    If you truly NEED a DPS meter to improve then you're not that good to begin with.
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    Last edited by Malric; 07-04-2014 at 07:24 AM.