Why must I be judged on my healing performance because everyone can see the party HP list. Why must everyone see the emnity I generate in a list.You know what might be even better for the party ? Talking.
Sharing strat so that no one would be caught "off-guard" by a "Oh, you do this that way"
It's nice and all but it sill does not answer one question: Why do I have to be parsed because this fellow want a parser ? Why do everybody have to eat pancakes because some of us want them ?


Did you let people die ? No. Then it's fine.
Did the tank lose enmity ? No. Then it's fine.
Did we kill the boss ? Yes...but seriously, we should have been faster to do it because I don't want to waste time on a slow team. And by the way, our healers did really too few DPS, so they were bad healers...and frankly, we had a PLD as a MT, it's a huge DPS penalty.
And rejoice ! You'll also be judged by the parser, I'm sure you'll love having to sastify your party members on both.
That was a suggestion, but people answered by "No, I want to see your numbers because it matters to me"...which has nothing in common to this "This good PS4 player want to improve, give him a tool to do it" good intention.
Videos mit der Hauptgeschichte und ausgewählten Nebenquestreihen (deutsch): https://www.youtube.com/user/KSVideo100

Well, then the acceptable solution would be a personal parser. And have the possibility to have group parser for pre-made groups.
As my friends and I would like to see what we can achieve as team-work
Last edited by Reisui; 05-30-2016 at 06:17 PM.



I've done ex primals in the past. I haven't been interested lately because the weapons look absolutely hideous and I won't do content if the reward isn't aesthetically pleasing. I've also been more occupied doing other things I enjoy, such that I can't devote much time to them, what with the fact nearly every party that shows up is a farm party and I won't sneak into one for a clear.
I agree they are indeed ugly, but when they are in draw stance, I think DRK looks cool and paladin one. But yeah, if anything parsers in just savage or primals would be fine. But if a open parser happens, there will and I know more people who will call out and use offensive words, but I also hope those who can improve alot, understands they have been a burden all the time more than anything, can improve and I think it's healthy people can see and realize how bad they been. And hopefully they will improve.I've done ex primals in the past. I haven't been interested lately because the weapons look absolutely hideous and I won't do content if the reward isn't aesthetically pleasing. I've also been more occupied doing other things I enjoy, such that I can't devote much time to them, what with the fact nearly every party that shows up is a farm party and I won't sneak into one for a clear.
So the people that are anti parser are saying they don't want to feel like they are being monitored performance wise good or bad while they play the game right? Well I got news for you. Regardless of a parser your performance is and will always be measured even without one. Example: how fast enemy's die, how much you dps as a healer, tank cool down usage ect. Some of these arguments are ridiculous.

I would like either a personal or a group parser.
A parser would be really helpful to me and friends I have who play on PS.
Be it to see our progress or even to be able to experiment, and not just to read guides up, since that is what we PS players need to do. We don't have the joy of experimenting since we can't determine the actual result.



Well, now that the excitement for the Mandeville event is done we come back to this? This amuses me.
Well clearly we could've killed the boss 5 seconds faster if the healer DPS'd harder. /snark
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