But the thing is a mentor's "job" relies so heavily on the people they get teamed up with. As a mentor, I don't see why I'd sign up for a carry, which (let's face it) is what most people signing up for extreme fights in DF expect. I sign up for helping/supporting people, which implies I won't be the one doing all the work in the instance. We all have to bring something to the table. For new people, this can either mean doing their research beforehand or having the minimum level required to get the hang of things after explanations and seeing things a few times. In DF, this is not the case in at least 75% of the ex trials runs.
I honestly believe the devs didn't foresee what including the extreme trials in mentor roulette would result in. The devs are from Japan. In Japan, people try their best not to inconvenience others. I'd suppose this means that the newbies queuing for ex trials would've at least done some research or will try really hard to not mess up way more than necessary. In this case, mentors helping them out wouldn't result in the poor mentors banging their heads on their desks. So to me, saying that the ex fights were included because it's part of a mentor's job to teach these fights is a bit of a flawed argument.



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