Scoring System for instances

[Tlachtga]

You have the wrong MMO. Anything that could show somehow how bad they actually are is the worst idea ever, and is instantly shot down by the community because of possible toxicity that might happen. Maybe.

It's best to just keep it as it is; the MSQ/dungeons/most content being pathetically easy, making you feel like you're a god at the game, and perpetually keeping your contribution to fights hidden and out of sight.

Please think of the newbies!

[Danouri]

Things like this is one of the many reasons the wow community turned so toxic, all this does is put a number on what someone is doing, no matter how good the intentions people will use it to exclude and harass others, its in fact one of the reasons I left wow for this game. I would fight tooth and nail to keep this game the way it is

[SamSmoot]

I wouldn't mind a system that showed how you were doing relative to an average of the last 200 players of the same item level and job that ran the same instance. No numbers to shout about, just a position on a bar graph that only you can see.

Perhaps, at the end of the run, you could expand the display to show how you did on the use of each ability as well. It would serve as a learning experience without being something you could use against others.

I thought I was doing pretty good until I installed ACT, and saw how badly I was actually doing, so now I'm reading guides and beating up dummies in my spare time trying to improve. Without some performance data comparison, you have no incentive to improve.

On the other hand, you should never be excluded from content because you can't live up to someone else's expectations.