Quote Originally Posted by Kaoru_Nagisa View Post
I mean, why do you assume it's someone forcing others? Why do you assume no one wants them to pull because someone might be in cutscene? Most groups I run into just want to get in and out fast, so if a tank or healer runs into the boss room, they follow. I think in 4-man content it's polite to wait on cutscenes, yes, but I'm not going to throw a big hissy fit like a lot of y'all if someone pulls before the cutscener is out - and I'm definitely not going to abandon my job I queued for just because some people on a forum think it's the 'moral high ground' to actively sabotage a boss pull.

Then again, I'm talking to a guy who follows around anyone who's ever so much as told him his egotistical manchild way of playing the game and treating other players is wrong, to basically every thread they post in. Dunno what I expect out of you, Goji. You're probably the best example of egotistical and selfish toxicity I've ever seen on these forums, so you really don't have much ground to be moral grandstanding on.

Either way, comes down to this: refusing to do your job in content you queued for is reportable. Someone pulling the boss - accidentally, intentionally, whatever - before everyone in a dungeon or raid is out of cutscene isn't. That's just the facts, regardless of what people think about doing so.
I don't assume anything, and that's the point. The only person that's making an assumption is the tank who pulled the boss during a cutscene and expected everyone else to just fall in line with his decision. All anyone is saying is that pulling during a cutscene is rude and you shouldn't do it. Apparently people feeling that way is prompting you to throw a "hissy fit."

Also, not sure why you're making up a bunch of crap about me. I've never followed around anyone and harassed them about old discussions. Plenty of people here seem to like to do that to me, but that's definitely not my style.

Finally, it's not reportable because they're not refusing to do their job. They're just waiting for the entire party to be ready before engaging, which isn't against the rules.