Question to players

[Infindox]

See, I actually WANT to play with people who aren't as good. I want to be able to teach someone how to do a class or a fight. I want someone to leave the dungeon learning something, even if we wiped.
I know for a fact I'm not good at every class (especially just now me try to get exp running Dun Scaith on AST, I apologise to whoever was there). And when someone teaches me, I take that lesson and try to apply it later. I also want to teach others on the classes I DO know. Doing a system like this would just end up going to a dungeon with the same kind of setup who won't say a word.

[TroySoFab]

Let me comment before reading any of what OP said. NO!!!!! Also something something overwatch.

[akaneakki]

See, I actually WANT to play with people who aren't as good.

If everyone was willing to learn as much as you do, this idea would never been in my mind honestly, but lets be honest here, rarely anyone wants to get better because they tell you to basically fuck off. Happens --most-- of the time when I tell them what they could improve. Not saying everyone but most.

Let me comment before reading any of what OP said. NO!!!!! Also something something overwatch.

Can I ask you why? Even if this was only going to apply for lets say expert roulettes?

[TroySoFab]

Oops I forgot sarcasm doesn't exist on the internet. I think your idea is something worth discussing, but it seems like most people against it haven't actually read your post.

[Kaurhz]

Oops I forgot sarcasm doesn't exist on the internet. I think your idea is something worth discussing, but it seems like most people against it haven't actually read your post.

If I may ask what part of this idea is worth a discussion? It's an inherently flawed system.