Why the lack of courage?

[Mysteltain]

I love it when people quit the group after a couple wipes, bitching about how they don't want to waste their time with a bunch of casuals/scrubs/whatever. They then get immediately replaced and the group finish the dungeon/Primal easily. Meanwhile, those people who just couldn't bear to be around such 'bad players' are sitting around for 15 minutes while everyone else is already onto the next dungeon/Primal.

It's even better if the droppers are DDs and need to sit in a 20 minutes queue for WP/AK after dealing with a 15 minute penalty.

[SorriorDragneel]

I love it when people quit the group after a couple wipes, bitching about how they don't want to waste their time with a bunch of casuals/scrubs/whatever. They then get immediately replaced and the group finish the dungeon/Primal easily. Meanwhile, those people who just couldn't bear to be around such 'bad players' are sitting around for 15 minutes while everyone else is already onto the next dungeon/Primal.

It's even better if the droppers are DDs and need to sit in a 20 minutes queue for WP/AK after dealing with a 15 minute penalty.

Actually one of the biggest problems is you CAN'T replace in a Trial(AKA primal fight)

[Bridgeburner]

Actually one of the biggest problems is you CAN'T replace in a Trial(AKA primal fight)

I concur with this.

People leave for a variety of reasons. Some leave to avoid being shamed if they were performing badly. Others leave because they're very picky about who they run with and they have no interest in teaching others.

Teams work better when they're willing to grind and learn together, but that's really something a linkshell team or FC team should do. If statics are committed relationships, Duty Finder groups are the equivalent of dirty Craigslist hookups.

People will leave for whatever reasons they deem important.

The real issue is that 7 other people that want to work together cannot replace a missing member in certain types of fights.