Built-in Parsers

[kikix12]

But they can go around that by declaring such thing to be considered harassment and call it a day.

They'll be kicked for "gameplay difference", so it's not going around anything. Personal parsers won't work. No way they can work. They are there, you're going to be forced to use them or get kicked (well, sometimes, since there are still people that don't care).

I get that you're offering this to get around the difficulty discussed prior, but ultimately in the content that really matters, people will really want their parsers, and while it is their choice, you're reducing the amount of people you can team up with for endgame content. And that's also the content you'll queue for pre-made, so queue times won't matter.

In pre-made parties, people already severely reduce the amount of people they can team up with. So what's the difference?! And if someone will want the parser no matter what, I'd believe they STILL use ACT and similar. And they still would not be able to say anything about it if the party officially have no parsers. So worst case scenario...it's the same as is now for some content while it'd help in some other content for some people.

As for the faster queue, no dps ever will use a parser at all in real queueable content, and that will kind of miss the mark, wouldn't you say? Other than that, any option that fragments queues is horrible, awful, and likely will not see implementation for this reason alone if no others.

Of course DPS will use queues. And there are already options that fragment queues, like the language. The problem with queue is not the lack of people to play it. It's the absurd amount of DPS compared to tanks and healers.

Also, people still "segregate" the queue, instead they do it after it pops. If someone does not want to go with under-performers, they will "disconnect" themselves, initiate kicks and what not (possibly blindly), annoy others to get kicked or just outright leave and take the penalty. Just this weak, I had a party where half of the people just up and left the duty several seconds after it begun, for whatever reason. No one could even manage to really do anything before it happened.