Tactful ways to inform people that they're playing badly?

[Vahlnir]

I appreciate it, I'm sure it'll come in handy as I get further in the MSQ and unlock more higher end content.

But for the record, I'm actually doing a bit better now than I was two weeks in. Just advocating a little for newer players since misinformation isn't always entirely their fault, and mistakes aren't always a lack of effort or interest in learning.

The game itself does a poor job in teaching new players how things regarding classes/jobs work. That's why there a lot of information out there and sometimes it takes a bit to sift through.

[Dreakon13]

The game itself does a poor job in teaching new players how things regarding classes/jobs work. That's why there a lot of information out there and sometimes it takes a bit to sift through.

I was actually impressed by the little training exercises that revolve around your class/role, it helped me a lot. But there's a big gap between those absolute basics, and expectations in real situations with real players. And that gap gets even bigger in later game content, I imagine.

[Vahlnir]

I was actually impressed by the little training exercises that revolve around your class/role, it helped me a lot. But there's a big gap between those absolute basics, and expectations in real situations with real players. And that gap gets even bigger in later game content, I imagine.

Yep, exactly. They only tell you things like "hit, tank or heal till you win" with a side of "dodge this" then send people on their merry way. The game needs a proper tutorial for each class/job, in my opinion. The main thing Halls of the Novice is good for is teaching people some basic party mechanics. Perhaps such tutorials could be added to that.