So you were a burden and were removed. This is a GOOD thing that happened. Use your dismissal to learn to not be a badI have played the new WoW Dragonflight addon over the christmas holidays and were also in many Mythic+ Dungeons and also the Raid. I have rarely experienced such a toxic and unfriendly community.
The players were only looking into there different mod and addons (DPS Meter, Boss Mods, Mythic+ Tools ....) and when a player is not good enough, the group members gets in rage. I had it many, many times, that others or I were kicked from the group during the dungeon because we made less damage for the rest of the group members or the group was disbanded after the first death or when the run was too slow. At the end, I was very frustrated about the group behaviour in WoW and stopped playing dungeons and the raid at all.
In the meantime, I didn't renew my subscription for WoW and I don't want to experience such a community (only focused on numbers and in rage) anymore. That's why I'm against such tools in FFXIV and it would be a reason to cancel my subscription also in FFXIV.

Listening to him, you'd think loosing is against the ToS, and that the best way to learn is to be forbidden from practising.
To be fair, I don't think he's made those cases for players just doing actually casual content. From what I remember, his threshold for "not griefing" in dungeons, for instance, was at least using AoE as roughly appropriate and rotating a majority of one's non-redundant CDs.
That said, I wouldn't necessarily put much stock in what someone who often has at least seemed to intend to inflame first and convincingly opine only as a distant second would think on this, especially given the low-hanging flammable fruit obvious to this topic. There are some conflicting interests, to say the least, between making any sort of cohesive sense and merely getting people riled that would push any pro-parser position he might hold to a comic extreme.
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