Did you know not performing as you think another player should in a group

[Laerune]

Wnen it comes to the Duty Finder, I always keep this in mind:

- Expect the worst, hope for the best when playing with randoms.

- If someone is underpreforming, tell them, give them tips on how they can improve. If they wont do this, then either ignore and finish the dungeon or kick them out.

Fun is subjective. Jusr, because someone likes to play as Ice Mage or Thunder Mage (never seen this before, like wtf?), does not mean that their idea of fun should ruin my idea (which is to not carry slackers) of fun. If someone gets kicked, this means that majority of the group agrees that you need to leave.

System works.

[Gwaeron89]

- If someone is underpreforming, tell them, give them tips on how they can improve. If they wont do this, then either ignore and finish the dungeon or kick them out.

Or just leave them alone maybe?
Unless they intentionally do some very questionable stuff like goint into 70 content in 60 lvl gear, who cares if people there underperforming. If you want your idea of "fun" being forced on others, there's is party finder where all specific moments like "top dps, 2 fail kick" can be explained beforehand.

[Laerune]

Or just leave them alone maybe?
Unless they intentionally do some very questionable stuff like goint into 70 content in 60 lvl gear, who cares if people there underperforming. If you want your idea of "fun" being forced on others, there's is party finder where all specific moments like "top dps, 2 fail kick" can be explained beforehand.

If the underpreformer is oke with casting ice magick only and in turn slowing the rest of the group, then they will be kicked. Their idea of fun does not overpower mine and mine does not overpower theirs, but if the majority of the group agrees with me, then its goodbye!

If an underpreformer wants to underpreform and slow the group, then they too can go make a group via the party finder and enjoy their moments.

[Miste]

If you want your idea of "fun" being forced on others, there's is party finder where all specific moments like "top dps, 2 fail kick" can be explained beforehand.

This is hypocritical since the person under performing is forcing their "I don't care to play properly 'fun'" on others anyway. Why is he exempt?

You cannot use these type of arguments for this stuff at all because of pure hypocrisy.

If one person is allowed to play however they want then everyone else can too; which includes possibly telling someone they are doing things wrong or offering tips or even using the vote kick.

Person A: "It's my sub I play how I want"
Person B: "Okay, it is also MY sub too, I'll vote kick who I want"
Person C: "I agree with B, sorry, but goodbye A"

It's fair and equal treatment. Person A can play however they want, but so can Person B and Person C.

If you want to do whatever you want, ignoring the rest of the people in your group, then be aware the rest of the people in your group can also give you the same treatment back.

I rarely kick people, but this is just the simple truth of the matter.