I'm sorry but this is an awful way to teach someone they are bad, if someone keeps getting kicked from parties then they're just going to quit, especially if no one offers any explanation and silent kicks them. It might not be your responsibility or right (why are you even saying it like that lol) but it seems cruel to let a bad player flail about instead of helping them and SE has shown that outside of Hall of the Novice and SSS, they’re not really interested in helping players learn how to play their jobs. If they choose to ignore the advice, that's a different conversation. Also, 'jumping on a sub-par player' that's a weird way to put it, the only people who do that are just as bad as the person they're lecturing and no one likes them either. Sub-par play is NOT ok unless the person is new to the game or the content itself.
This is simply not true, the idea that people who are trying to offer advice in this game to other players have lofty standards that go beyond what is required is false and pushing it as the truth is facetious. I have never, ever seen someone ask a bad player or a new player to perform at Extreme/Savage/Ultimate levels. Asking someone to perform a rotation, actually press their buttons and contribute to whatever piece of content they willingly signed up for is nothing more than asking for basic decency. If this person doesn't want to actually play, they should not have signed up for content, it's as simple as that.
Sure, they can initiate a vote kick, but let me tell you what will happen. The PF leader will most likely take the party out of the content and remove the person pointing out an issue because they're rather protect their friends feelings than actually take the rightful criticism onboard, that or they'll just blow the PF up because people in this game cannot deal with problems being pointed out.
Also that goes both ways, those who do not do damage as healers and do not do big pulls when the party wants it, should make their own parties so as not to be detrimental to others.
Sure, I got my farm done (no mount, very sad) but that's another bad experience for me to chalk up. It didn't really change my life, but every time something similar happens, it's just going to quietly build up in the back of my mind and eventually sour my attitude. You shouldn't so flippantly write off bad experiences, acting as if it didn't matter, because unfortunately it is a problem with this playerbase. If these bad experiences were few and far between, then sure I wouldn't really care and would just accept it as luck of the draw etc, however, we have an entire thread dedicated to the sheer ineptitude of this playerbase and it's probably the biggest thread on this board. I'm not stupid enough to expect that every single time I do content with people via DF and PF, that I'm going to get players of the same skill level with the same investment, however it shouldn't be filled with players who are half paying attention, don't know how to play their jobs, won't listen to advice and bring the party down.
To finish up and to address your final point, why should I have to leave because of a bad player? That is a fantastic way to drive away all the good players from interacting with others in the playerbase because they'll just get flamed and told "if you don't like my bad play, leave". The playerbase needs to realise it's on them to assist others to get better at the game and to remove those who do not want to from play until they wake up and understand that no one wants to play with them unless they actually try and that's really all anyone is asking for, for others to try and not just run around the arena of a boss, pressing their gcds when they feel like it and dying to mechanics and then typing in chat "haha oops xD".



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