Minimum ilvl of dungeons

[silverlunarfox]

Vote kicking will only serve the purpose of pushing the problem on someone else at a later time, so for anyone else reading, how about being constructive and polite. Ask them if they have their glamour, or incorrect gear equipped. If they have the best gear equipped, then suggest the next time they queue up for something that they take the effort in either getting better gear from poetics, vendoring the gear, or simply doing a few of the Level 50 dungeons on their main class. Sure this relies on the assumption they will take the constructive feedback into account next time they queue up. There's no use in reporting a player, or a 1-off experience for something that can easily be attributed as a mistake, or lack of foresight on behalf of the player (e.g. queuing up to levelling roulette as a fresh Level 51, expecting a dungeon such as Halatali, or Toto-Rak to pop)

This^ Vote kicking doesn't solve anything.

And maybe they were just hoping for decent drops from Dusk instead of blowing a ton of gil on gear that could be replaced by the dungeon gear.

[Legion88]

This^ Vote kicking doesn't solve anything.

And maybe they were just hoping for decent drops from Dusk instead of blowing a ton of gil on gear that could be replaced by the dungeon gear.

165k gil is not a ton and this is just for the most expensive lvl 50 equipment from the Ferula Market in Ishgard.
If you want to equip a single job it goes down to 140k to 150k gil.
Also he could use his poetics to get lots of even better gear.

If you don't like a random party makeup, I wouldnt be using duty finder. If you're using duty finder, you should be comporomising.

You are so right. I would kiss you, but compromissing means all people are taking steps to each other until they find the middleground.
But in the OPs example the accused DPS doesn't want to compromisse he just didn't care and this could be seen as griefing.

This is why I don't examine people. What I don't know can't hurt me, right?

I like your naive style.

But like the old romans said: Ignorantia legis non excusat.