Too strict in-game communication rules

[Absimiliard]

You obviously don't understand that not all players are the same and that there is also a big difference between how you see things as a lost new player trying to make sense of FF14 and how you see things when you are an impatient veteran player trying to rush through a dungeon because you've already done it before.

You obviously don't understand that most people do not care. They have better things to do with their time than babysit a new leaf that refuses to fall in line. Time is a valuable commodity, and we're all slowly running out of it.

[AlexiaD]

You obviously don't understand that most people do not care. They have better things to do with their time than babysit a new leaf that refuses to fall in line. Time is a valuable commodity, and we're all slowly running out of it.

If they want to go slow, they can make their own party, its actually that simple, people want to be done with roulettes, not do a sightseeing tour for sprouts

[Jeeqbit]

You obviously don't understand that most people do not care. They have better things to do with their time than babysit a new leaf that refuses to fall in line. Time is a valuable commodity, and we're all slowly running out of it.

I literally said that veteran players have better things to do with their time than babysit a new leaf, when I said veteran players just want to rush through the content, so I understand that perfectly.

My point is that veterans will usually guide "leafs" through the duty in a linear way because they want to get the roulette done, even though a good percentage of those leafs would take their time and explore if a tank chose to do so.

And what if it is 4 leafs in the party or what if they are doing it with Duty Support? There is no guarantee, even, that there is a veteran player in the party and there is no guarantee any of them are trying to "rush to endgame".

Everyone is different and that is my point.