Suggestion: Make MSQ instances decrease dificulty based on first time players

[Kolaina]

That's sarcasm with a lil bit of cynicism. Just now I have finished a dungeon with a bot in my group, which is exactly the point of the quote: Some players are doing the same amount of contribution as bots. The issue is that somebody has to do the work - otherwiese the run fails. Simply to put I dislike exploiting of others for own gain.

Would the run fail if everybody put in same amount of effort/contribution as this guy? Yes/No. I consider it exploiting if the answer is yes.

im in the practice of offering advice, then, if no attempt is made, kicking them from the party. or when i healed the vault last boss, a ninja just would not dodge. come orbs i said "if you want me to have mp for the rest of the fight, i suggest u start dodging" and when he didnt... i let him die. was to late to kick him but good bye last boss exp. sometimes people need a little bit of a tougher approach. not be carried and made believe thats ok

[Archaell]

im in the practice of offering advice, then, if no attempt is made, kicking them from the party. or when i healed the vault last boss, a ninja just would not dodge. come orbs i said "if you want me to have mp for the rest of the fight, i suggest u start dodging" and when he didnt... i let him die. was to late to kick him but good bye last boss exp. sometimes people need a little bit of a tougher approach. not be carried and made believe thats ok

I also realised that it is a bot during the last boss of the Vault... till then I thought that it was your usual monk who couldn't do positionals, but during the fight the player was running around the place even when the horses were not on so it was obvious.

To my remark about botting being bad, I got the answer "Why should botting be bad?" Wtf... This brings an interesting question how many bad players are actually more botting than bad.