Do people not care enough or does the game do a bad job at teaching?

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This game doesn't want us to know how often DoTs tick and for how much or what crit and DH actually do or what action weaving is and how it relates to animation locks. Concepts such as "but how much is Aero worth compared to a Stone cast" should not eb relegated to the realm of esoteric third source research.

You can see how often DoTs tick if you watch the flytext damage happening on the target, or apply a heal regen to yourself. For weaving, oGCDs are distinguished by the word "Ability" and GCDs by "Spell" or "Weaponskill" and don't show as being unusable after pressing a GCD. Knowing what Crit and DH do in detail isn't particularly necessary because you can just stack it based on the description alone and assume it increases damage.

They could have some sort of advanced tutorial to explain the rotation and all of these concepts, but it's not like it's impossible to figure out on your own and it's especially not if this isn't your first MMORPG.

Here's the thing, you are never going to change the super casual. They view the MMO in a totally different light than you. By you, I mean the players who want to play their jobs well.

It's not a "problem." It's just the way things are and it's been going on since the very first games were created. For every chess player attempting to be a grandmaster, there are a hundred who just play chess as a game.

This is the truth and I am content with it. Would it even be any fun if people weren't dying in dungeons so that I have to rescue them and work around them? Then I would never have to interrupt my broil for so much as a Rescue or have to figure out how to Broil while saving people.