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

[HyoMinPark]

I'm so glad I moved to a Japanese world I don't have to deal with this crap. People just act like the adults they are and do their job, and deal with it if someone is underperforming instead of acting selfish and entitled.

It's also selfish to willingly underperform one's job just because "it's my sub and I play the way I want to play." There's nothing wrong with individuals not wanting to carry players through content when the content is far enough into the game/leveling process that the underperformer should have the most basic understanding of their job and role in a group. My actual understanding from Japanese parties is that they still expect everyone to work together and pull their own weight when it comes to clearing content. Not that they just willingly carry bad players.

And what happens if that player is just learning the class and isn't very familiar with their single target rotations, let alone their aoe?

We are mostly discussing players in content closer to endgame (specifically, a lot of us have been talking about Level 70 dungeons and how players should have the most basic understanding of their job at such a level), not discussing players that have just unlocked a job and are still trying to understand how it works.

The point a lot of us have made still stands though: if we give a player advice on how to perform better and improve (e.g., when and how they should be using their AOE skills), it's common courtesy for the player to accept such advice with grace, especially since a lot of advice is devised out in a very polite way by the helpful people in this community. If the person continues to just blatantly underperform after being politely educated on more efficient ways to play their job, that is rude and a slap in the face to the party trying to help them, and if the party decides to dismiss the player from the duty, they are allowed to do so if the majority rules it's warranted.

We are not talking about brand new players or players that have just unlocked a job and that are still learning.