Quote Originally Posted by Yshnal View Post
I won't bother anymore with this, even if I could've gone back and, for example, pick some stuff where the same posters contradict themselves about the duty taking more or less time depending of who are they replying to, so that it fits their argument. But considering how the same people seem to enjoy to go around other people's arguments without replying to what's actually being said (excuse me for saying "twice/double" when talking about 120+100; those 20 tomestones left for it to be exactly twice as much made such a huge difference in what I had to say), it would just be a waste of time. Some things never change over the years.

However, I'll let you a very simple fact for you (generally speaking) to meditate about. It's interesting that in the japanese servers, considering how the japanese culture is one that focuses on not bothering the people around you, and also how there's a huge respect towards those "above" you, they actually let the new players watch their cutscenes. If it was so bothersome as you claim it to be, wouldn't it make more sense for the new players to not watch them so that they don't bother the veterans? You can think whatever you want to think, but that fact is there, together with the devs being surprised about similar behaviors from the western community (which is partly SE's fault for not doing proper research, mind you).

This is a problem that only happens on NA/EU. You can draw any conclusions you want about it, but before you do (and if you're old enough) you should look back in time a little bit to see if you notice any changes in people's mentality over the years.
You were the one being extremely nitpicky about other people's figures when it's obvious you have no clue what you're talking about. People even provided sample data and rather than address the data or gather your own, you simply started complaining that people aren't arguing against your content, despite the fact that they plainly are. Again, this is you projecting and lacking the self-awareness to realize it.

What Japanese players do is their own business, but has no bearing whatsoever on whether something is bothersome or not as that's a purely subjective judgment each individual has to make for themselves.