Last time I checked even JP only uses DF for actually clearing a fight and it is expected that everyone knows what to do when queing up through DF. They still use party finder for learning.The main reason why DF isn't used for challenging content is a cultural one. NA and EU just use PF, form their parties there and go with control over what they want to do, add a PF description on prog points, specific strats, etc.
JP just uses the DF in a more anonymous group approach, where everybody is expected to follow one specific strat, get in, clear, get out. If you played on JP for instance you'd probably not use PF much for endgame content.
Honestly, this feels like how it should be everywhere, because that makes more sense than the reverse, but it is what it is I guess.
I hate to say it and not trying to be bias but when it comes to major games like (rpgs/fighting/puzzle/adventuring) games JP is usually above any other nation in those games so its no surprise they would use duty finder for EVERYTHING casual or hardcore.
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