Becuase if it's not enforced you bet people will abuse that to keep people out of content and groups and that's what square enix doesn't want happening, which is why we don't have any parsers in game right now to begin with.
You can't prevent that, we already have ways to measure other player performance and people will kick you because it but they won't tell the reason. And it's ok, you can't force others to party up with you if they don't want.
If you don't want to care about being kick always form your own group with people you like to party up.
Last edited by Driavna; 08-15-2017 at 04:45 PM.
People demanding something of another player who is under no obligation to do what is being demanded should not be reportable. That's just not..smart. If people want to only play with people comfortable with sharing their numbers that's their prerogative. Nothing more and nothing less. That would be like reporting someone for pulling a S rank hunt early after being asked to not.
If someone only wants a numbers shown run, the other person who isn't comfortable with that can either A. Not do the content, B. Make their own PF, C. Find another party, D. Let the party know they know the fight but might not produce the required numbers but are open to criticism for play improvement (of course only if someone knows the fight, but that's where the number game and checking lodestone come in).
This is already done with ACT. If you've ever been in an EX or Savage party that abruptly disbands or kicks someone, it's because they had a parse going and didn't like the numbers. Party Finder is intended for players to set their own parameters. I could demand everyone go naked and kick those who don't without any repercussion. If you dislike the requirements, you shouldn't join those parties. So in this scenario, if someone insists you show your parse numbers and you don't want to. Leave the party. Granted, the good raiders asking to see said numbers are far more likely to help you.
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