Yoshi-p just literally said it :
- “But I know you’ll see this in party finder”
- “Only join if you can prove XXX amount of dps “
- “We never want that to happen “
Basically what people are doing lol https://youtu.be/e_i6mjiGerU

Yoshi-p just literally said it :
- “But I know you’ll see this in party finder”
- “Only join if you can prove XXX amount of dps “
- “We never want that to happen “
Basically what people are doing lol https://youtu.be/e_i6mjiGerU
People will still do this kind of thing in the absence of a parser. I've even seen PS4 statics which require you to send screenshot proof of your Stone, Sky, Sea kill-time as part of the application process.Yoshi-p just literally said it :
- “But I know you’ll see this in party finder”
- “Only join if you can prove XXX amount of dps “
- “We never want that to happen “
Basically what people are doing lol https://youtu.be/e_i6mjiGerU
Really, they would need to eliminate DPS checks / enrage altogether to cure this problem; As long as content has hard numeric requirements, people are going to be unhappy if someone is holding the party back by underperforming.

I’m just saying, people are defending the advertisement of parsers on party finder and saying that “it’s ok, just don’t join them”. It is not ok, but not because of the toxicity it will bring if it will bring any, but because it goes against of what YoshiP and the devs are stating. It’s their game and you abide by their rules. If they say no, then it’s no.
Also “send a screenshot of your stone kill time” it will be taken as a form of harassment by SE, but I see your point.
I'm not defending those groups. If you see that in party finder then send in a report and the GM's will deal with it. I am however defending the general use of parsers. I think they are a great tool for personal use and for FFLOGS to get a general idea of overall end game class balance. Yes, it sucks that the more hardcore groups push them the way they do, but I quite like SE's general stance on it which is "we know you use it, just don't harass people with it." So ya, 100% absolutely report anyone who is using it to gate/harass players.I’m just saying, people are defending the advertisement of parsers on party finder and saying that “it’s ok, just don’t join them”. It is not ok, but not because of the toxicity it will bring if it will bring any, but because it goes against of what YoshiP and the devs are stating. It’s their game and you abide by their rules. If they say no, then it’s no.
Also “send a screenshot of your stone kill time” it will be taken as a form of harassment by SE, but I see your point.
Then the difficulty of savage becomes null. The fight can drag for 15m+ with players who don't know what a combo is. It would inherently encourage bad habits and play. We would have turned savage into ... a normal raid with extra mechanics lol.
What YoshiP and the devs are stating ? They never stated. They skirted.I’m just saying, people are defending the advertisement of parsers on party finder and saying that “it’s ok, just don’t join them”. It is not ok, but not because of the toxicity it will bring if it will bring any, but because it goes against of what YoshiP and the devs are stating. It’s their game and you abide by their rules. If they say no, then it’s no.
Also “send a screenshot of your stone kill time” it will be taken as a form of harassment by SE, but I see your point.
The issue is - it's a grey middle ground. There was never any no and never will there be when it comes to parsing.
Parsers will never be illegal, until the moment you harass someone because of their underperformance.
Most, if not all, high end raiders use parsers, that is the fact of raiding in any mmo.
YoshiP and the devs knows this and to directly start banning everyone of the mention of parse without any context would alienate the raiding scene.
A PF parse party is something you have complete control over joining or leaving at any moment. The mere mention of parse shouldn't make you feel threatened by some imagined inherent toxicity, and if it does that's a you problem.
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