/random "You rolled __."

[Eunys]

A pug group should have play and loot as the job you are rules through the dungeon finder, premade groups should have no set loot rules to allow the players to decide.

[Keres]

Your right, I don't know much about WoW, don't care to know really. I'll spit out info that I hear around the internet. I know for a fact for ME(aka opinion), WoW was made by somebody throwing up on a computer.

FFXIV community in a nutshell.

[Lavani]

I'll be sure to change my weapon appropriately so I can lot on everything. That will be so much better than random drops.

Simple solution, record the class a person was before the drop, like during the encounter so after the drop it won't happen.

What happens if, because of party makeup, you're playing a class that you definitely don't see yourself playing very often and that you don't care for as much?

lets see, there are Tank roles, DPS roles and healing roles. If you really like to dps and the group needs a tank or a healer but you hate both, find a healer or a tank instead of another DPS. If you filled the group and are still in this situation then you didn't look at your team comp very carefully when inviting players. As a last resort just have each player seeking the DPS item do a /random (which they should add ) and give it to the highest score.

[Alkoun]

I'll be sure to change my weapon appropriately so I can lot on everything. That will be so much better than random drops.

I see your point.
Doesn't the game lock you into your class/job once you are in active mode (no class/job switching mid-fight), until the end of the battle (rather, once you're in passive mode)? How about.... the game locks you into active mode (so you can't go into passive and thus switch classes/jobs) once an encounter begins? After the fight, you can switch freely, but the game only allows you to roll on a piece of gear that pertains to the class/job you were locked into during that particular fight.

[Antonn]

Antonn everyone in the world does it. Soo get over it.

Indeed. The "I don't know anything about it, but I think it's dumb." is a great point to make when suggesting to change or add a feature to the game.

[Rokien]

See that is kinda dumb, what if I hate playing a healer and I love playing lancer, though the group needs a healer. How in the world do I get my lance that I want!? See pretty dumb. Right assumption is right.

[Zenaku]

Ummmmm "required / desired"?

Just out of curiosity... Why not call it need/greed?

No need to copy everything from other games just saying.

[Alkoun]

See that is kinda dumb, what if I hate playing a healer and I love playing lancer, though the group needs a healer. How in the world do I get my lance that I want!? See pretty dumb. Right assumption is right.

That's just the way the cookie crumbles. If you HATE playing healer, then you probably won't have your healer levelled appropriately, or have gear for it, or know how to play it effectively, and, well, you wouldn't be in that situation to begin with.

[Rokien]

How this game works, makes you level up other classes to be effective. Soooo If I want to live, yaa kinda have to level up a healing class for cure and what not. Sooooo don't see your point.

[Jynx]

That's just the way the cookie crumbles. If you HATE playing healer, then you probably won't have your healer levelled appropriately, or have gear for it, or know how to play it effectively, and, well, you wouldn't be in that situation to begin with.

Tell that to all the people who used to enjoy playing a healer and grew tired of it, and Vica versa. Why be punished for having something leveled and/or going as that class to better fit the situation, should not the rewards be "Rewarding" for you regardless of what class you went in as?