Why are low standards for dps acceptable?

[Lucke]

I think there was someone either in this thread or another that suggested a window that pops up at the end of a dungeon/raid much like at the end of a PvP Match. It tells you how much dmg each person took, how much dmg each person did, how much dmg the healer healed and did, etc.

This way, you can see if the tank used cooldowns (his/her dmg taken should be fairly low).
You can see if the DPS pulled their weight by viewing the total dmg they dealt.
You can see if the healer did anything other than healing. If the tank did their job by popping (almost typed pooping) cooldowns, their dmg healed would be lower. Then see if their dmg done is respectable. If they didn't heal much, they may have had time to throw out a few Aeros or Stones at least.

Kinda like a parser, but the results are known to everybody at the end. Maybe SE can implement personal records for each category for each job in each dungeon. "Oh, I only took 100k dmg this run of x dungeon as tank, next time I'll shoot for only taking 95k dmg."

[whiskeybravo]

I think there was someone either in this thread or another that suggested a window that pops up at the end of a dungeon/raid much like at the end of a PvP Match. It tells you how much dmg each person took, how much dmg each person did, how much dmg the healer healed and did, etc.

I did a while back ago but people complained it wouldn't show real-time information, you know, the kind you need to call some out on the spot if they are doing bad.

[Whiteroom]

I did a while back ago but people complained it wouldn't show real-time information, you know, the kind you need to call some out on the spot if they are doing bad.

Or you know, it's harder to help them at the end of the dungeon, than in real time. But whatever floats your boat.

Also its a half measure if they are going to spend resources on making it, do the real thing.