Can we discuss how abusive the GM department is when it comes to 'Grief Tactics'? A

[Bourne_Endeavor]

You can't judge a rotation without a parser, because the other person can claim that his rotation style is better.
Constant deaths by being hit by mechanics is something else. But if he isn't being hit by mechanics you can't kick him for underperforming.

"Difference of playstyle" is a nebulous term that basically allows people to kick whomever they want for whatever reason they want. I could legitimately kick you for having an ugly glamour and there is nothing you can do about it.

[Paladinleeds]

"Difference of playstyle" is a nebulous term that basically allows people to kick whomever they want for whatever reason they want. I could legitimately kick you for having an ugly glamour and there is nothing you can do about it.

Yep, I could kick you for being a Dragoon main for example, or because you're a miqo'te female. Difference of playstyle is also used when the chat has no evidence as to why you were kicked, so if I silently kick you, it's a "difference in playstyle" (let's say I'm on Discord with a buddy and we use it to agree to kick you, there's no in-game evidence, thus "Difference in playstyle"). It's why it's useless trying to report someone for kick abuse, it will fall under that. Now if they're harassing or abusing you in-game, such as by calling you various sweary insults, then that's how you make the claim to the GMs.

[Vnolan]

"Difference of playstyle" is a nebulous term that basically allows people to kick whomever they want for whatever reason they want. I could legitimately kick you for having an ugly glamour and there is nothing you can do about it.

Yep, I could kick you for being a Dragoon main for example, or because you're a miqo'te female.

Those are examples of prejudice and aren't allowed. Glamour, race, job, player name and the like have no effect on gameplay. You can try and make up some excuses to get around that, but with enough reports, the GMs will catch on to what you're doing.