A mentor kicked my dog!

[Rilifane]

For someone who liked to present himself as neutral and above quick judgement you are awfully quick to get personal. Not just in this thread but others aswell.
You realise that people are generally more willing to listen if you stay respectful, right? After all, you are constantly stating that people need to be respectful towards each other. Might help to heed your own advice.

And on a side note, people have the option to check the languages they speak. Even if they are not fluent in english, they can always say so. I highly doubt that someone not being fluent in the language most commonly spoken was the cause for problem in most cases stated here and in other threads like the Duty Finder Tales.

[AnnaRosa]

For someone who liked to present himself as neutral and above quick judgement you are awfully quick to get personal. Not just in this thread but others aswell.
You realise that people are generally more willing to listen if you stay respectful, right? After all, you are constantly stating that people need to be respectful towards each other. Might help to heed your own advice.

And on a side note, people have the option to check the languages they speak. Even if they are not fluent in english, they can always say so. I highly doubt that someone not being fluent in the language most commonly spoken was the cause for problem in most cases stated here and in other threads like the Duty Finder Tales.

No I don't get it personal I gave you one specific example that happened with me in the case of the youtube guide to DK, which is different of getting it personal.
My gender is female irl.
I don't know which cases you are referring into so cant understand if there were communication obstacles or not as said to form one opinion must know both sides of the situations.
Can tell however the most situations we get in EU DC the language difference can be difficult in Mentor/Player situations, is not the 1st time one player in one raid/dungeon explains the mechanics in English and in party others are translating in French, Dutch or German.