Did you know not performing as you think another player should in a group

[HyoMinPark]

And no those things are not intentional in most cases. You yourself said some players do it intentionaly . Then you contradict yourself by saying its always intentional. And the fact of the matter is many people disagree with everything you said...myself included. You place the game in front of the people on the other side of the screen. I will continue to be polite and courteous to those people and if a dungeon run doesn't go so great. Oh well I don't really care. Its a game . Not the end of the world. I'll go back and try it again.

So you're telling me that a BLM spamming a singular spell is not doing so intentionally? Is not intentionally playing their job in an a. suboptimal manner, and b. a way that is just completely wrong? What about a tank not using cooldowns? Or a healer not using HoTs, shields, or other party buffs? Yeah, I don't buy it. Very few people who play suboptimally don't realize that they are playing suboptimally, and normally you encounter them in the very first couple of dungeons, not in a level 70 expert roulette dungeon.

Being courteous is a lot more than just saying hello or making polite conversation. It is also working with your team to try and make a run go as smooth as possible. Intentional bad play is not being a team player, and is not polite or courteous to the other members in your group in any way. It doesn't matter how you try to spin it.

And if this is "just a game" and "not the end of the world," why did you create what is basically a vent thread to lament getting Vote Dismissed for not meeting the expectation of your other party members?

Duty Finder is NOT just there for new individuals to find groups for content. It is also there for veterans to use and run content. The time and playstyle of one group does not trump the time and playstyle of another. All members of a party need to cooperate with one another. A player intentionally underperforming and refusing to listen to advice and improve is not good team play.