DPS display could easily be solved with a system already in game.

[RiceisNice]

I'm sorry you think its not enough that I look for improvement and am willing to correct myself for content already. I am just not interested in berating people out of parties unless I am certain they have ignored given instructions. I do not want to see this game as a 2nd job, and do not appreciate features that encourage it.

Take it another way, if I enjoyed critiquing the hell out of people in my party and regularly vote abandon, and just acted on performance, would I be a better player? Not necessarily. I certainly wouldn't feel better about the behavior and would spend a considerably longer amount of time waiting for parties to fill, thanks to my DPS role.

It's not like you suddenly skip the "advice" part and go straight into "berating them" just because you see lower numbers (versus seeing their rotation or uptime)

[Kallera]

It's not like you suddenly skip the "advice" part and go straight into "berating them" just because you see lower numbers (versus seeing their rotation or uptime)

Why would i give advice though if I was acting like that? I'm not obligated to them, if its a df i probably won't see them again. they are the ones keeping us from success, they have all the same tools, they should know what it is already or not be here.

I would rather not act like that.

[Malevicton]

It's not like you suddenly skip the "advice" part and go straight into "berating them" just because you see lower numbers (versus seeing their rotation or uptime)

You haven't heard? The exact same instant you put effort into a game, it becomes your job. You're teleported immediately to your mother's basement, and are made to sign the "Ermagerd We're Da B3st" guild charter, which requires - among other things - that you actively try to reduce the number of new players by making them feel infinitely inferior to yourself (don't worry, they deserve it, you're that much better). You are required at all times to use your <Final Witness> title, but make sure to never actually play your role. You're always more helpful standing afk in the back. This allows you a good view from which to criticize everyone else (If they get sassy tell em to look at your gear, that'll shut em up).

At least that's what I've learned from the forums. Maybe in reality people are just human and prone to emotionally-influenced responses that could vary depending on context. Who knows