Abandoning a Duty? Just Stahp...

[AreeyaJaidee]

Or you know, they\\'re learning the fight still. Not everyone has a static that they can learn with and not everyone has an FC that is capable of helping them through coil. So the only way some people can learn those fights is through DF.
T5 used to be quite challenging when it first came out. Now that those who have cleared it and farmed it not only know the fight, but are over geared like you wouldn\\'t believe, of course it is easy to say that the content is "easy".

But no, instead let\\'s just get on our high horse and say that all of these people want to be carried.

Ffs, why do people bother queuing up for roulettes if they aren\\'t prepared for the possibility that they might run into newbies and people with limited experience?

Both parties have Party Finder at their disposal. Your cynicism is cute though.

At least you gave it a good try, now look: stop trying to insinuate elitism and demonify me for stating observations from personal experience. I stated a fact in that, old content is well documented in many forms. If people want to be relevant in a duty then they should go into it with not just expectations but knowledge. Otherwise they are a disservice to everyone else that took the time to ensure they were prepared.

Simply stating someone is new and therefore incapable aren't the issue here. Its not the implication I'm addressing rather its the actuality of events that take place wherein one who is less experienced expects the gratuity of strangers without implied effort on their own part to be accommodating to the needs of others as well.

Newbiness doesn't warrant disregard to the practicality of preparedness. Its a lesson more seasoned players have learned the hard way through the exact same reiterations of past failure. Is it wrong to ask newer people to learn from the experience of others?

Those "high horses" are simply all too familiar with failure. Which is usually why they resist the occasion when possible to experience more.

Be intelligent, not just a witch hunter.