
This absolutely infuriates me as well. we BLMs have unlimited mana regardless of if we use other spells aside from blizzard, because blizzard will still fill it back up near instantly. XD They are just doing less DPS for no reason.
IRL? What's that? Sounds dreadful!



Anyone who rage quit after 1 wipe is bad for me. Seriously? Why did you even bother queueing then? And most times they're DPS, the role with the longest queues.
People who queue for Titan Hard and keep falling on purpose are bad.
Trolls in general.
The healer who left a party I joined on DF Brayflox NM the other day is also bad. The tank was well geared but was having problems to hold Aiatar's hate because he was handicapped. I'm happy enough to say that we stayed, me and the two DPS, altough we didn't clear it, we got Aiatar to 5% and the time ran out. I hope I find this tank again and I hope he finally found a way of playing the game.


I will say this that if both healers are dead in Titan Hard & TEX, and there isn't a SMN (or it's obvious that the SMN isn't going to use their rez for some reason) then I will jump. No point in letting the wipe drag on longer than it needs to.
Though I once accidentally fat-fingered Elusive Jump and fell off of the platform. I almost did that on my BRD once, too. *facepalm*
I LIKE the fence. I get 2 groups to laugh at then.



Everyone was alive. I was helping a BLM who was shouting for help at Limsa as a WHM, and the three machinists began jumping after they realized she was having problems to dodge things and saying "let's see how much you can dps without us babe".I will say this that if both healers are dead in Titan Hard & TEX, and there isn't a SMN (or it's obvious that the SMN isn't going to use their rez for some reason) then I will jump. No point in letting the wipe drag on longer than it needs to.
Though I once accidentally fat-fingered Elusive Jump and fell off of the platform. I almost did that on my BRD once, too. *facepalm*
The other healer quit because of that and I had to call my best friend SCH to help.
The MCHs were probably together with a tank, since the vote kick never passed.


Well, if I had to sum it all up, I think the cause of most, if not all bad players is a lack of empathy for their fellow player. Not giving a ****. i.e. refusing to be malleable, coming in willfully ignorant of how to play your class, not being a team player, etc. All that, at least in my opinion, fits under the umbrella of only caring about yourself and no one else.
tanks - "I'm just gonna pull whatever whenever and however I want. It's their job to keep up with me regardless of what I do."
dps - "eenie meanie minie moe...I think I'll attack this add. What? Tank is focusing on something else? Ah, who cares? I should be able to do whatever and someone else should be able to fix my mistakes!"
healer - "I don't know how enmity works so Ima just cast regen before every pull and then yell at the tank later because he can't hold aggro" or, alternatively, "ah, everyone is topped off and everything looks good for now...guess I'll sit here twiddling my thumbs"


Me.
I research my classes, perform rotations, watch boss videos, try my best to do mechanics but a combination of a shoddy internet connection and slow old lady reflexes means I am probably going to embarrass myself at least once. I admit whenever I see someone talking about how many "lol bads" they see I frown and think "I am probably in that number".
So me. I'm a bad player. Probably.
My own definition of bad is someone who refuses to take criticism and learn from past mistakes and who is clearly not suffering from Bad Internet Syndrome. These are the people who scream at you if you point out that using Blizzard into perpetuity isn't the best way to do dps as a BLM... But I rarely run into people like this.

Agreed completely. The fact that you admit to making mistakes says to me that you aren't a bad player. As I said in the OP, it isn't the mistakes that make a player bad, it is the refusal to correct them.Me.
I research my classes, perform rotations, watch boss videos, try my best to do mechanics but a combination of a shoddy internet connection and slow old lady reflexes means I am probably going to embarrass myself at least once. I admit whenever I see someone talking about how many "lol bads" they see I frown and think "I am probably in that number".
So me. I'm a bad player. Probably.
My own definition of bad is someone who refuses to take criticism and learn from past mistakes and who is clearly not suffering from Bad Internet Syndrome. These are the people who scream at you if you point out that using Blizzard into perpetuity isn't the best way to do dps as a BLM... But I rarely run into people like this.
IRL? What's that? Sounds dreadful!

The only bad player, in my opinion, is someone who is rude and ugly (attitude-wise) and hides behind internet anonymity to ruin other people's experience by being an @##hole.



People who don't try and/or don't care - things that often go hand in hand. If someone is clearly trying, I'm happy to stick it out with them and offer tips where I can. But I have no patience with people who cause issues because they're lazy or they can't be assed to spend the time to figure out how to play their class at least semi-properly.

In my opinion, I'd consider a bad player to be someone who doesn't at least know the basics of their class skills or can't learn mechanics when usually they are simple. Again my opinion.
I haven't been called "bad" much and I absolutely do not consider myself to be a bad player. I can learn mechanics and fight or heal flawlessly, but I can get caught in a lag spike that can cause my death and I don't have any control over it. Just last night I ran Snowcloak on BLM (my 2nd run of dungeon). First run I did fine on SMN, this time not so much. It was all fine and dandy till the last boss. Thanks to lag and not being able to reach the icicle in time because of miscalculating my position (was pretty frustrated in that fight anyway), I died...repeatedly. :/ I was rezzed each time which I honestly probably didn't deserve it. Near the end, the tank tells me "stop being bad". Which of course that made me feel even worse. I left immediately when I could. Gave no comm or cast my lot, just left.
In a way I find it rude to tell anyone they are being bad, you may hurt their feelings, but I know it won't stop anyone from saying it, because it's highly unlikely you'll see them again. Good thing most people like this, I probably won't see again. And none of these comments is going to stop me from enjoying the game.
Celi Roronoa || WHM | DNC | BRD
I'm female IRL. My sister is Kuroashi/Aoi Kurogane.
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I LIKE the fence. I get 2 groups to laugh at then.



