Just another thread asking for in-game parsing for ps4 users

[LittleSparrow]

No. You can not. Stop asking.

[Silica-chan]

Please don't ever change your stance on this Yoshi.

[LittleSparrow]

Please don't ever change your stance on this Yoshi.

Yoshi basically says he accepts people using them as long as they use it responsibly. Unfortunately most people use it as cancerous as they possibly can.

[Inuk9]

Unfortunately most people use it as cancerous as they possibly can.

Don't think so. In what evidence you base these claims?

At least in my datacenter never saw people harassing others openly.

[LittleSparrow]

Don't think so. In what evidence you base these claims?

At least in my datacenter never saw people harassing others openly.

Most of what I've seen are people harassing the DPS for not being above a a particular number in DPS. Those are the people I report myself.

I don't know what normal DPS numbers are and I suppose they do, but I'm assuming most people in dungeons are trying their best (I've even seen someone say this, that they were trying their best) and it's blatantly cancerous harassment to start verbally abusing them for not doing enough.

[MyaValentine]

Don't think so. In what evidence you base these claims?

At least in my datacenter never saw people harassing others openly.

no point on asking for evidence they simply don't have any , they make statements they can't support expecting everyone to take their word for granted, probably happened once and think that's the rule and not the exeption or even worst they hear it from someonelese when I've seen people getting harassed more for many other stuff that has nothing to do with parsers at all. Building on the stigma that wow had and I bet half of the didn't even played the dammed game, like another user said DCUO has dps meters their community seem just fine, FFXIV community is not overwatch nor blizzard it isn't a super trending community full of kids ridign a bandwagon, is a very selective community that doesn't have the amount of toxicity gmes like wow or overwatch had and has. If parser toxicity was a real thing as they like to scream to sky we would already have it. parsers has been a thing since 2.x but again. 4 years of active play and nothing.

I'd tell you I had a famous 3.x Ice mage who was doing less damage than our healer and wasted almost 50 min of our lives while we were getting unsulted and mocked as if we were wrong. We must deleted black mage their kid brings toxicity and it's cancer it happened once on a dungeon, I'm ok for people to roleplay as much as they want but Unfortunately most people use it as cancerous as they possibly can.

[Canadane]

Yoshi basically says he accepts people using them as long as they use it responsibly. Unfortunately most people use it as cancerous as they possibly can.

From what I've seen, that's quite in the minority. The vast majority of people parsing understand the rules and aren't going to give you hell for underperforming.

[Moonlite]

From what I've seen, that's quite in the minority. The vast majority of people parsing understand the rules and aren't going to give you hell for underperforming.

With the risk of punishment right now. Maybe not even the people using parsers right now. But what happens when the risk of punishment is gone? We already have people complaining that it takes 5 more mins to do a dungeon already. If those people ceased to exist, then maybe others would be more receptive to other in game tools.

[akaneakki]

Yoshi basically says he accepts people using them as long as they use it responsibly. Unfortunately most people use it as cancerous as they possibly can.

I see more people get carried. Whats your opinion on that?

[LittleSparrow]

I see more people get carried. Whats your opinion on that?

I think as long as you're trying your best its fine. I also thinks it's bad if people don't take advice on things.

I don't approve of just standing around doing nothing, I votekick those people.

There's a major difference between not doing anything and trying your best and underperforming in comparison to what is the best your class can do.