FF14 is not made for hardcore players.

[Caitsithhh]

Your assumptions and elitism are stunning. You have absolutely no right to dictate who "should" and "shouldn't" be playing this game. You have no right to judge anyone, no matter how they perceive your "constructive" criticism, especially given that you communicate through an imperfect medium of hastily written language in a chat, where your good will may be completely missed on a person who may be triggered to rage by a random word.

You don't know who is on the receiving end of your "advice", what language they speak, whether they function under similar assumptions as you, you don't know anything so you have no right to judge them. The best you can do is get off your high horse and ask politely if they want advice at the end of the dungeon run. If the answer is no, then move on with your life. You can't force improvement on people if they don't want it.

We can judge though, it’s an MMO. There is a bare minimum asked in all fights based off an enrage mechanic and it’s implied that you can at least meet this or be open to criticism/suggestions. The casual-elitism is thicc ;p

[MagicAura]

We can judge though, it’s an MMO. There is a bare minimum asked in all fights based off an enrage mechanic and it’s implied that you can at least meet this or be open to criticism/suggestions. The casual-elitism is thicc ;p

No actually, there are no game rules set by the developers that state people who don't meet the bare minimum should be open to criticism. That's nonsense. If someone is making your DF group (please notice the big DF here) a mess, you have three options as given by the game's mechanics:

1. Leave the group.
2. Initiate a kick.
3. Persevere and finish the dungeon.

You can offer the option of help in a nice way too but only when the time is right together with the circumstances. Notice the "option" to help. I am not talking about unsolicited advice here.