Please implement something to teach players how to play

[Caurcas]

You are doing a good job so far. Keep at it. You will achieve it.


In all serious though, You have content that these people don't play in. Leave the content they enjoy alone. What is wrong with you all?

Because it is content for us as well. We have to run expert roulette, we have to run 24 mans and their associated roulette, and we have to run raid roulette and do normal modes as well. It's also a matter of benefit, as groups benefit from "elitist" button presser as opposed to the net drain that is the average non-button pressing "leech".

[Wavaryen]

Because it is content for us as well. We have to run expert roulette, we have to run 24 mans and their associated roulette, and we have to run raid roulette and do normal modes as well. It's also a matter of benefit, as groups benefit from "elitist" button presser as opposed to the net drain that is the average non-button pressing "leech".

Well the leeches don't need you to get the dungeon done. So at the end of the day. Run the roulette and understand that you are playing with people like that. it is for them just as much as for you. The content is design with them in mind, So asking them to meet your standards when the game does not require them or ask them to do it is very much not required or needed.

[ForteNightshade]

Well the leeches don't need you to get the dungeon done. So at the end of the day. Run the roulette and understand that you are playing with people like that. it is for them just as much as for you. The content is design with them in mind, So asking them to meet your standards when the game does not require them or ask them to do it is very much not required or needed.

Trusts are designed specifically for these types of players who would rather leisurely stroll through a given dungeon and not actually utilize their skills. The only reason for those players to queue into DF is because Trusts take significantly longer to clear. In other words, they want to benefit from better players killing things faster. That comes with expectations that if not met, may lead to your dismissal.

Furthermore, DF isn't designed with the purposeful intent of playing poorly or not pushing your buttons but rather with the assumption inexperienced players won't understand the order properly or might make more basic mistakes. Japanese culture simply wouldn't allow for it because leeches are decidedly uncommon.