Tutorials to teach players how to play effectively

[Yeol]

How I learned playing my job:
- Reading ability information.
- Searching online.
- Getting yelled at by experienced players.

When I get told that i'm not playing my job well, it hurts. But that doesn't put me down, it makes me learn from my mistakes and not do them again. Make sure to never get yelled at for that same reason ever again.

Not everyone is going to be 'okay' with getting told what to do by other players. But, they need to keep their mind open a little and accept that they've done something wrong. Don't go defence mood or yell back. Just accept it and fix it.

[Devils_Lawyer]

The art of learning to play well comes from both sides of the table.

People must be willing to teach as well as be willing to learn but unfortunately there are bad eggs on both of those sides that makes such a thing a lot harder.

But honestly i blame partly this problem on SE, everything in this game other then optional content such as extreme primals or raiding is face roll easy and offers no reason, no need and no motivation to ever become better since the few things you must do that actually requires coordination you can just hide alongside the other 7 players that will beat it for you.

What this game should have had from the beginning was a main story (and its dungeons) that became harder over time with more complex bosses so people would have had little choice but to become better and better.

But then again this is a casual game....

[DPZ2]

What this game should have had from the beginning was a main story (and its dungeons) that became harder over time with more complex bosses so people would have had little choice but to become better and better.

But then again this is a casual game....

Saved yourself with that last line.

There is complexity, and an increase in difficulty in dungeon instances as you level. You just can't experience it more than once, after which it is less complex and less difficult, due to familiarity with mechanics.

I hope the Mentoring system works out, although I would guess only a few of the folks who complain on the forums about 'bad players' will contribute.