Don't tell me what to do!

[Ryock]

No matter how fast you are, or how well you play, or how experienced you may be, someone somewhere will find something wrong with it. If the crystal tower quest line has taught me anything, it's that people love to complain and bicker no matter what. Are you new? Too bad, should've had it done the moment the server came up. Missed a proc? You can't pay attention. Have a differing opinion? Too bad, yours is wrong and will not be held for consideration. They can be rather selfish, rude, and full of themselves. To a lot of these people, you are a mere plebeian or NPC who just happens to be along for the ride in their quest for the ultimate item level score. Which is why when I tank, I may "accidentally" lose aggro. My bad.

...... it's not all bad though. Keep your head high, and stick up for your fellow man/woman. Worse comes to worst, kick them if you can. Nobody has any right to tell someone how to play.

[CUTS3R]

To a lot of these people, you are a mere plebeian or NPC who just happens to be along for the ride in their quest for the ultimate item level score.

I won't lie by saying that some times, this is indeed how i see people.
Especially when doing low level DR.

[Kiroh]

Nobody has any right to tell someone how to play.

I had a SMN in Amdapor Keep HM today. This summoner was by nearly any reasonable account not doing her job, they flubbed mechanics that had been repeatedly explained to them and constantly died to easily avoidable attacks. No one had the guts to speak up and tell this person how poor their performance was or even give them advice, this continued the entire dungeon to the point that by the 4th wipe on the last boss I simply could not continue wasting my mp to raise them. I had to step in and take her place as a dps as well as continue my own role as healer. This is the kind of players you create as a community when you decide nobody has the right to speak up or criticize, and I sincerely hope each and every person echoing this sentiment in this thread gets partied with them every time their duties pop.