Quote Originally Posted by LastRavenX View Post
I think your overreacting a bit. Most people who raid only use act most of them don't depend on stuff like the trigger call outs and the marker placer one is really like the lowest priority one. Since most of the time someone just places markers normally anyway xD or we all have different marker setups. I feel like this was just cause of the twitch incident where a streamer got banned for targeting x player with harassment on stream.
It isn't Arthars that prompted this but the World First group. People noticed the marker placement program, which became increasingly prevalent on streams. I think it's a bit silly how they're reacting to it since most used that program for convenience sake. It's annoying to have readjust markers constantly. Ironically, they made their own version of it.

Quote Originally Posted by Liam_Harper View Post
Exactly.

They know it, we know it, yet they continue to pretend it's evil and no one parses and the game is all rainbows and sunshine. Meanwhile low dps players are kicked with zero input, the raiders have to work with clunky third party tools that the devs have little input on, ps4 players are excluded entirely and you have to sneak around like a naughty child pretending you don't use it just to maintain this illusion. If abuse over dps is harassment, you can enforce that rule even with parsers. They're in denial and have their fingers in their ears. It's frustrating. They won't even consider a parser strictly limited to EX content upwards or adding one to SSS.

It'd be interesting to see what would happen if thousands of raiders came together at once and openly posted to Enix "I parse in savage, ban me, I dare you".
We essentially do. Raiders watch streams of Savage and Ultimate where ACT is prominently displayed. It's actively talked about on reddit and even on the forums themselves.

Their stance is silly but not unsurprising. They want to ensure a hugbox where no one feels bad, which is ironic considering as you put, people will simply kick without saying a word. I suppose the logic their is the person can easily dismiss said kick as not their fault. My own theory is they don't want to deal with having to actually police players who will legitimately harass people. So it's easier to let it stay a third party tool they can blanket ban you on. Less work on their end.