DPS Tool

[Yurimi]

Yet as it stands people throughout this thread only want to know who is doing the least amount of DPS so they can justify harassment level ofcriticism. That only serves to give rise to more and more harassment which is not needed. There has been rarely any rational argument on why it's a benefit or how it should be implemented properly so that it can be a beneficial tool for the "party" and probably should be restricted to the 1 player that being the party leader. Instead all we see is that if someone disagrees they lash out and neglect to bring up the importance of everything else that happens in a fight over "dps numbers". So over the past 15 pages anyone pro "DPS tools" has not bothered with being helpful in presenting their case of "DPS tools" and I who am against it have tried to help and instead I get met with people that constantly prove why DPS tools are there to justify harassment.

I could say the same to you, in my eyes you keep saying harassment, make up facts and have yet to provide any compelling and reasonable argue,ent for your case. Parsers have been used in my FC's 2 coil groups and while I don't coil I can see the benefit of having them. One of our bards who was a higher iLv. than the 2nd bard in one group was sitting at 230 dps while the other bard was at 313, rather than just blindly saying the group sucks and can't beat a rage timer or start replacing people the source was seen, the player was taken to the striking dummies by the raid leader and they looked at was going on. With some work they now do 300ish. It's not a tool to harass its a tool to assess and adjust. The other raid group you would think that the blm is the problem due to the class and movement heavy mechanics but with a parser it was shown that the problem was not the blm and the group adjusted without replacing a member based on assumption. Will some use it to harass maybe will a majority use it for benefit most likely. In these 2 cases it would have been more harassing to not have a parser.