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

[Vespar]

Tactful way to inform someone they are playing badly:
-Leave

It may mean you have to requeue in 30m but would you rather sit in a dungeon with a bad player? or would you rather do something for 30m and then probably get a better group next time?

I dont even bother anymore. I just leave them. (which gets the point across even more if your a tank or healer)

[Nedkel]

Tactful way to inform someone they are playing badly:
-Leave

It may mean you have to requeue in 30m but would you rather sit in a dungeon with a bad player? or would you rather do something for 30m and then probably get a better group next time?

I dont even bother anymore. I just leave them. (which gets the point across even more if your a tank or healer)

I do exactly the same.
There is literally no point risking a ban by criticising someone on anything they will not listen, it will not change anything in the run I am attempting to do.
Just simply alt + F4, want to know why i did it? Guess why ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[Krotoan]

I do exactly the same.
There is literally no point risking a ban by criticising someone on anything they will not listen, it will not change anything in the run I am attempting to do.
Just simply alt + F4, want to know why i did it? Guess why ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

If you simply request or point out an inefficiency there is no reason you will get banned. Kicked maybe if it's a party full of their friends.. but not banned.

[Hash_Browns]

Tactful way to inform someone they are playing badly:
-Leave

It may mean you have to requeue in 30m but would you rather sit in a dungeon with a bad player? or would you rather do something for 30m and then probably get a better group next time?

I dont even bother anymore. I just leave them. (which gets the point across even more if your a tank or healer)

I would rather remove the bad player, I don't get why people are willing to leave instead or just removing the horrible players until they learn that half-assing it isn't enough in dungeons/trials/raids.