This game needs better DPS feedback

[RickXRolled]

The primary argument is about the harassment party wide parser's can and have caused. That is a very legitimate argument and I have seen people doing such with party wide parser's many, many times in groups. Also if someone is only doing 30% then you do not need a parser to notice that in the first place. Personal parser's I am fine with, party wide one's I am against. Very few people seem to actually privately whisper/tell the player and give helpful, kind advice to them rather than resorting to shaming, belittling, insulting and harassing them in public group chat.

It's always the underperforming players who complain on the forums that they see allot of parser abuse. I wonder why that would be? Always the underperforming players afraid of "harassment" because they are well aware they suck. They just don't want others to be able to see they suck and call them out on it. They do not want to be held accountable.

If everyone were to play well, there would be almost no elitism. Elitism exists because bad players frustrate some people to the point that they become total dicks. If bad players didn't exist, there would be overall less stress and irritation caused by things like enraging on a8n.(a simple casual fight) In other words, bad play breeds elitism.

People don't like deadweight on their team. Which is why deadweight players get kicked from groups. Then the deadweight player comes on the forums to complain about evil elitists kicking them from parties. They cannot win a fight because nobody wants them on their team, which according to them, is the true evil. They paid their 15$ after all.
These people deserve no sympathy. They have no one but themselves to blame. Instead, they blame the players that won't put up with their crap.

I've said this before and I will say this again. The truly toxic players aren't the ones who care about winning and call out people making mistakes. The toxic players are the whiny dead weight players with a large sense of entitlement and fragile feelings.