The cycle of disbanding that keep casuals from doing content

[Maza]

If FFXIV didn't have such a great crafting and gathering game to it I probably wouldn't even sub anymore. I remember way back when dungeons were fun and learning them without stress and pressure (as if it's a flipping job) was what it was about. Now impatient angry people chewing someone out cause they aren't "leet" enough or can't do it fast enough for them. I just don't understand why it's so dang important to some folks. Is it just to get gear? Or bragging rights? What is it about "end game" that's so important? I haven't been there yet in this game but I have been there in others and it used to be fun.

[Chiramu]

I Now impatient angry people chewing someone out cause they aren't "leet" enough or can't do it fast enough for them. I just don't understand why it's so dang important to some folks. Is it just to get gear? Or bragging rights? What is it about "end game" that's so important? I haven't been there yet in this game but I have been there in others and it used to be fun.

People like this are usually the ones that are carried and that's why they cry so loud because we are not doing enough work for them . Ramuh EX is the worst in DF atm though.

[Moerser]

I remember way back when dungeons were fun and learning them without stress and pressure (as if it's a flipping job) was what it was about. Now impatient angry people chewing someone out cause they aren't "leet" enough or can't do it fast enough for them.

I started pre official, and i can clearly say it wasnt somethin else as it is now.
I even remember those hardliners in "normal" Ifrit (which i call the lvl 50)..."Hey wtf, no full darklight set and weapon? Ur wastin our time noob!".
And that happened almost in every second grp, ppl sometimes left without sayin anythin.
But that type of behavior is not limited to FFXIV.
I´ve seen similar things in GW classic and so on and so on and so on.