Would you like an in-game parser?

[Thunda_Cat_SMASH]

You don't raid... What makes you think you know how "formulaic and barebones" raiding is if you don't do it. You keep interjecting your un substantiated opinions about end game and the toxicity of the community into a thread that's asking for a tool to assist in people improving. You also seem to equate parsing to botting, when in reality I can accomplish the same thing with a spreadsheet and the chat log, given 30-60 minutes. It's a convenience, and it doesn't automatically make players 1337.

I don't raid because I don't find predictable fights difficult, nor are the rewards particularly worth the time. Fights that are mapped down perfectly to the gcd with no possible change are neither fun, nor challenging, in my opinion. If it can be mapped out to the tiniest detail, it's formulaic, and if it's formulaic, it's predictable.

[Deathgiver]

I don't raid because I don't find predictable fights difficult, nor are the rewards particularly worth the time. Fights that are mapped down perfectly to the gcd with no possible change are neither fun, nor challenging, in my opinion. If it can be mapped out to the tiniest detail, it's formulaic, and if it's formulaic, it's predictable.

Your comments again demonstrate that you have no idea about savage tier raiding. Are there predictable portions to the fights? Absolutely. Are the savage versions less predictable than normal? Absolutely. The majority of people looking for in-game parsers want to have access to improve themselves to a point where they can enter savage, or are already doing savage and just want to get better at their roles. I haven't seen a single response saying "I want a parser so I can kick scrubs in ex roulette."

[Frowny]

I don't raid because I don't find predictable fights difficult, nor are the rewards particularly worth the time. Fights that are mapped down perfectly to the gcd with no possible change are neither fun, nor challenging, in my opinion. If it can be mapped out to the tiniest detail, it's formulaic, and if it's formulaic, it's predictable.

You'd be surprised how people can still fail scripted events. A9S itself it heavily scripted, A10S seems to have variation from my experience. And the gear is only to push the next tier, min/max or get a head start augmenting.