Has it always been like this or...?

[Zabuza]

I don't feel "forced" to wait for someone new to enjoy the content. That's the view of the impatient and uncaring who are just in it for their tomes.

So the one person who expects seven people to sit around for 40 minutes twiddling their thumbs just for them when they could easily watch the cutscenes later at the inn is the altruistic one.
The seven other people who don't wait to sit around 40 minutes waiting for one person who could watch the cutscenes later are selfish jerks.

Does not compute.

If you want to watch the cutscenes during the run, you can. If you want to do the boss fights, watch the cutscenes later in the inn, it's that simple. You can't expect 7 other people to wait 40 minutes on you. To me, that is pure selfishness.

How is the seven other people's reason for queueing up any less important than the one person's reason for queueing? What if they need the soldiery tomes for something? Obviously they wouldn't of queued into it otherwise. By majority rule, the seven are more important than the one. Since the one can watch cutscenes in the inn later, I really don't see how it is so detrimental to their experience.

Look, I get it. It sucks that new players have to face this. But it's reality. There's no best solution to this. If an incentive wasn't placed for veteran players to queue up for these dungeons, new players would be facing much longer queues. Would you rather have that? Ultimately, it's SE bad on this one for putting the cutscenes in the middle of the dungeon like that.