Party Finder duty complete condition

[Driavna]

Allow not only set up if someone has to complete the trial/dungeon/raid before joining our party but also how many clears are requested.

If someone wants to request 5/10/100/1k kills to join his party if up to him, of course, the max amount of clears requested must be equal or lower to the party leader personal count but never higher.

Note: If this already can be done, please educate me.

[SirBrighton]

I don't think FFXIV keeps track of how many times you've cleared certain content, only that you either have or haven't. If they were to implement that functionality now, everyone would have to start at either 0 or 1, even if they did it 100 times in the past.
Personally, I think it would be pointless to have a "number of times cleared" requirement for Party Finder since you could run with someone who has cleared things 100 times and still doesn't know how to do mechanics properly.

[HyoMinPark]

I don't think FFXIV keeps track of how many times you've cleared certain content, only that you either have or haven't.

It does. There are achievements for clearing fights 1, 5, or 10 times for content like Coil (T5, T9, and T13) and Alexander (A4, A8, and A12). I think Omega has them as well for V4. So, to a certain extent, the game does keep track of how many times you have cleared a specific instance. Whether it is just the instances I listed or all of them, I cannot say without digging into game files and looking for some type of log or code pertaining to such data.

Personally, I think it would be pointless to have a "number of times cleared" requirement for Party Finder since you could run with someone who has cleared things 100 times and still doesn't know how to do mechanics properly.

I do agree here. Someone can clear a fight multiple times and still have very little understanding of the fight. Especially if they are used to just being carried by other groups. Likewise, there are people who have only cleared a fight a handful of times, and have a very good understanding of the fight.