Harassment everywhere

[AxlStream]

I mean players aren't obligated to tell you how to play your class. He pointed out something he felt was lacking but that doesn't put him under any obligation to tell you how to fix it. Like I can yell at someone to use their turn signals while driving, I won't tell em how to use them though.

[Kinazu]

That argument is rather silly...

"You don't pay my sub!"
Well, that person doesn't pay the sub of the other # members in the party either...
And there's more of them.

And I agree, it's not a good argument, or not even an arguement at all. But that doesn't mean that we can force them to play how we want, even though I sometimes think it may make a lot of dungeon runs and raids go smoother.

I mean players aren't obligated to tell you how to play your class. He pointed out something he felt was lacking but that doesn't put him under any obligation to tell you how to fix it. Like I can yell at someone to use their turn signals while driving, I won't tell em how to use them though.

True. But in that instance I asked for advice. Which was met with rudeness.
As for your example, I imagine someone who can drive legally knows how to use the signals but just refuses to use them. I, in this case, didn't know what he meant at all and was looking for an explenation. Which I suppose is a bit different.

People are by no means forced to tell you how to play a certain job, but if someone asks you to explain it after you told them they did a bad job and you just laugh at them or make fun of them; Who's doing something wrong at that point? The confused new player, or the one who knows but refuses to tell?