How would an optional, official parser be toxic?

[Arrius]

A person who doesnt bother to improve his gameplay will not magically become better for having a parser, similar on how people dont play tanks despite all the bonus they keep putting for playing as one including faster queues, exlusive mounts, role bonus etc

But that person is easier to spot with that and knows that the others will see the bad performance more clearly.
And thus easier subject to Vote Dismissal.

[SleepyNeko]

But that person is easier to spot with that and knows that the others will see the bad performance more clearly.
And thus easier subject to Vote Dismissal.

I think SE will want to minimize the amount of Vote Dismissal for their game as players are more likely to unsub over being vote dismissed constantly, since it'll be the same problematic people. On the other hand Sigma-Astra, did you manage to finish the dungeon with the MNK or did you guys vote abandon? I think as long as you are about to finish the dg then all is well, it might take a lil longer but thats the attitude SE has with FFXIV. Its not hardcore content so there isn't really an expectation on player performance

[Bourne_Endeavor]

I think SE will want to minimize the amount of Vote Dismissal for their game as players are more likely to unsub over being vote dismissed constantly, since it'll be the same problematic people. On the other hand Sigma-Astra, did you manage to finish the dungeon with the MNK or did you guys vote abandon? I think as long as you are about to finish the dg then all is well, it might take a lil longer but thats the attitude SE has with FFXIV. Its not hardcore content so there isn't really an expectation on player performance

Which is fine for dungeon content because it's trivial. That philosophy can easily have the opposite effect though, especially in harder content. Better players become far less willing to join pugs and help people get their clears because they don't want to deal with players who can't be bothered to improve yet expect everyone else to put in the work for them.