Quote Originally Posted by TaleraRistain View Post
Consider the argument in this thread. Many raiders are coming in and saying they want to not only hold people to their arbitrary standards in their own content, but they want the content aimed at the casual playerbase to also hold to those arbitrary standards.

Raiders don't like casuals who don't prepare for the hardcore content and who don't view that content with a hardcore mindset. That's a fair assessment. But another fair assessment is that the more hardcore playerbase can't and won't accept the casual mindset in the casual's content and instead want to force their own rules on it.

If raiders want casuals to respect their content, they have to also be willing to respect the casual's content.
Asking for a SCH to summon their fairy or a DRG to use their DoT and to not have a mental breakdown when asked to try to do something is not being hardcore. Christ. That's what is bothering the oh so toxic pro-parser elitists. No one is gonna care as long as a modicum of mindfulness is put in multiplayer content.