You may just need to learn a bit more. Do you have all the appropriate roles (2 DPS, 1 healer, 1 tank) What level are the members, and what level are you trying the dungeon yet?

Do all members know how to block/interrupt/dodge roll? All those are VERY helpful in group dungeons.

Communication is also key. To be honest, text chat isn't very useful during dungeons, as you're busy fighting and can't stop to type. Have you tried doing the dungeon with a party where every can communicate with voice? More experienced players may be able to do dungeons without communication, but when you're new, it's a huge help.

As well, have you tried to learn the mechanics? Maybe looked up a guide on the dungeon? It is possibly, but group dungeons definitely involve teamwork, and learning. They are the more challenging content in the game - so it should be expected you won't faceroll the place your first couple times in.

If you speak up with more specifics as to when your group is wiping, some players may be able to help you come up with a strategy to beat that phase.

Anguished wrote: »

Text chat is better than none at all.
Final fanntasy coils are harderb than these on the basis of everyone knowing their role, what to do phases, phase shifts.
Not evveryone has a Mic, it's more plausible for a keyboard.
The healer heals, tank does his stuff and dos go nuts.

But when the roaming crabs gang up its virtually impossible.

So is it the Clatterclaw fight with the summoned mudcrabs that's giving you problems? The key is just to have your DPS players AOE them down quickly. If possible use some crowd control abilities to hold them in place too (if you've got a Dragonknight in the group Talons works well for this, or if you've got a Sorcerer then Encase works too).