Classic.
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haven't laughed that much in ages lol, thanks for the share XD

From my PoV, i dont have problem with 'JP only' PF as my first win T6-T8 with JP PUG..
EN players who lack of knowledge about the content & dont want to use google translate for communication purpose often ruined the JP PF for those who put comment 'ready to clear it', that's what made some of EN players leave bad impression for them.
If people dont know anything about the fight, study the JP strat first or their video on youtube (there's a lot) and the most important thing is join their practice party..at least you know what to do. I had a friend who well-skilled for this game but he refused to join practice and enter any JP PF without any knowledge from said content...in the end he kept getting kicked in just few rounds. He always asked us what to do once inside the party and doing the content, that was hilarious. Hows most the JP well mannered to each other but EN attitude force them to put 'JP only'.
I don't say all EN are bad-mannered players but some of us. Even thought GoogleTranslate often make awkward sentence, i made friends with them (JP) and rarely talk but most of them polite enough to ask for help when they need. But what people said on this thread are true enough, without static it'll be hard to clear some of end-game content. I might move to other server also someday (tonberry probably)



Elitism + Weeabooing. Anyone engaging in that combination of behaviors can have a seat, as far as I'm concerned.
I agree with the posters who say these people need to be reported and/or blacklisted. No one should stand for that kind of attitude, Japanese or any other nationality. SE also needs to lay down the law to these folks. Countrymen or no, this is an INTERnational game. If they want "JP Only", they should switch to PSO2 (at least until the honchos at Sega pull their heads from their rectal ducts and bring it stateside).


Unfortunately there are so many people who do it that it's not a matter of them being their "countrymen" but a matter of appeasing customers paying for their game. If they actively banned people for kicking foreigners and such, they may end up with a lot of complaints resulting in cancelled subscriptions. Is that right? No. But it is the reality of the situation.
I still think people should report them if they're experiencing those issues, but I think profit will stand in SE's way to respond.

It's really hard to blame them. I mean, have you played with the other English speakers?



Seriously, I meet far more good players than bad, good players simply don't stand out. Bad players are the outliers who ruin runs, so you notice them. Good players are typical, so you never notice them. Unfortunately, FFXIV is the kind of game where one bad player can ruin a whole run depending on their role, so one bad player makes it seem like "OMG THIS PARTY SUX!"Hrms.. first you cut off most of quote. Then you say that 90% of all NA players are scum (sure you wouldn't include yourself in that...)
Please come to a JP server and experience the situation before making this judgement. Otherwise, kindly make another thread where you tell all English players how 90% of us are (insert 4 letter word here.)
I can agree with her about the English-Community towards the French community though, I've seen that attitude on this forum towards them.

I partied with Japanese players semi-regularly in FFXI. But then I can actually read a bit of Japanese and I did it with the understanding that I was their last resort.
Who exactly would that be for? I offer constructive criticism all the time in personal settings where I think it will help. Mostly it's a problem with trolls and the special snowflakes who still haven't learned that there's no "I" in "party". I'm not afraid to call that what it is, and yes it is a real problem.
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