Please add damage meters, Yoshi P.

[LittleImp]

Really twisting their words around while snipping a specific part of their post out to respond to, huh? Answer the question they asked. If it's okay for toxic casuals (yes, I make a distinction because there IS a difference, and I wish the other pro-parser people in this thread would as well, as a normal casual isn't going to be the target of all of this hypothetical parser aggression) to cry about not being inspected by parsing tools while they leech off the group that's carrying them, why is it so bad when the shoe's on the other foot? This is the whole TOS thing again where if there's a discrepancy of playstyle, kick the person that doesn't fit. Happens now already, and we don't even have in-game parsers.

They edited their post while I was replying to it, dude. The text in the quote in my post is the entire content of their original post. If you notice, most of their posts have a 'Last edited' time on them.

People like you will characterize anyone who is bad as a 'toxic casual' or a 'leech', and then you use that characterization to justify being toxic.

This goes all the way back to the whole argument that happened a while back where people shouldn't be expected to carry leeches through duties, and everyone should respect their fellow players' time enough to put in the minimum effort of at least trying. People that actually do that aren't going to be targeted by parse Hitler (extreme outlier crazies aside, of course, but those exist in *everything* and you CANNOT account for extremely niche circumstances) like you're all claiming. The people that are "elitist" enough to be worrying about dungeon parsing are 1. Not even going to be doing that content because they don't need to, and 2. The toxic assholes that are going to be toxic REGARDLESS of an in-game parser, the parser didn't suddenly make them that way.

This thread is quite literally full of people who mald and obsess over parses in dungeons. Are we even reading the same thread lmao