Post Dungeon Stat Breakdown/Screen

[Heimdalgc]

I've always wondered how I've done at the end of a trial/dungeon/raid.

Can you add a stat screen?

Maybe have everyone's DPS/Total Damage, Amount Healed, Damaged Taken, Skills Used, etc. display?

It would help seeing how well you did, who deserves commendations, and finding new friends.

[Tanathya]

I've always wondered how I've done at the end of a trial/dungeon/raid.

Can you add a stat screen?

Maybe have everyone's DPS/Total Damage, Amount Healed, Damaged Taken, Skills Used, etc. display?

It would help seeing how well you did, who deserves commendations, and finding new friends.

It would be amazing.

[Sida]

I noticed that if running stuff on undersized party (or more commonly known, 'unsynced') it posts the time it took after you complete. Would be awesome to have that at least also for normal DF content. Maybe so it only posts it after you exit the duty so when you get the number you're already out of the party, so it wouldn't be tool for grieving either.

[Delmontyb]

Agreed! I've posted ideas similar to this, would be good if it gave you a score/rank (F to S) on how you did and how you rank overall on your data center for your job...

This could all be tracked by each dungeon and even introduce PvE seasons. I'm hoping we'll see something like this.

[Niwashi]

This would be really nice. If SE is concerned about griefing (and considering how some players act, that's understandable) then have it just give us details about our own personal stats during that run, then maybe an overall score (without as many details) for the group as a whole.

[Torunya]

I'm... actually very against this in the PvE scene. I was never a huge fan of the PvP games and the huge emphasis on competetive play, with scoreboards and rankings and whatnot; and I definitely do not want to see this in FFXIV in any other place except for PvP where it belongs. Knowing that there is going to be a huge "result screen" at the end of my expert roulette just leaves me with a grinding feeling in my stomach, and it's straight up uncomfortable. SE is already adding Stone, Sky, Sea as a means of dps measurement outside of parsing, so it's not like anyone determined to know what numbers they're dealing won't have ways of finding that out. But a full on status screen after a dungeon run? No. The day that happens is the day I hang up my shield and cry in a corner.

[Dzian]

I've always wondered how I've done at the end of a trial/dungeon/raid.

Can you add a stat screen?

Maybe have everyone's DPS/Total Damage, Amount Healed, Damaged Taken, Skills Used, etc. display?

It would help seeing how well you did, who deserves commendations, and finding new friends.

If they add it. It needs some kind of "mechanics done" counter. In many cases it's not as simple as reading a few numbers though.

Who would you commend or who is the better player

A the dps that put out 1000 dps on a boss ignoring mechanics .

Or B the dps that put out 500 on the boss but got all the dragon killers, correctly popped defensive barriers, placed the fodders, or even stunned/silenced crucial attacks. or whatever other mechanics may be present in the encounter.

[Sida]

I'm... actually very against this in the PvE scene. I was never a huge fan of the PvP games and the huge emphasis on competetive play, with scoreboards and rankings and whatnot; and I definitely do not want to see this in FFXIV in any other place except for PvP where it belongs.

I sort of think the same and I'm not fond of any sort of result screen that combines the results of the party in DF environment. However, I actually would like to get results of my own performance but only after exiting the duty, much like the commendations are presented now. That wouldn't give any ammunition to belittle others. But afterwards I could make some research by myself, ask from FC mates if it's in line of what to be expected, surf net.. or for those who don't care anyway, they can just ignore it. Maybe not even as any screen, but just chat messages like the completion time for unsynced duties is presented now.

While practise ground can be a good place to hone stuff and get an estimate of what one is capable of, this would give an indicator of how well one is able to pull it out in practise.