I picked that option because the only time I have left groups is when I genuinely have to go for RL stuff. If I start something I like to see it through and so called 'bad groups' are often made up of people who are simply still learning.

I have only left a vet dungeon 2 or 3 times in my 3 years playing this game.

And those times have been due to bad teammates, and then I mean constitutionally worthless players who don't know what a skill is in the first place.

Don't pug - profit.

Im willing to give pugs a fair go. I mean sheesh we were all pugs once.. I'll only bail usually if there's a smart-arse or know it all who dictates to me how to run a dungeon I've been running hundreds of times since March 2014.. there are some low CP players who've surprised me over the years. Just give them a chance to prove themselves before vote kicking I think is fair..

From my experience people that leave are usually the problem, so I don't mind.

tunepunk wrote: »

When I get a vote kick popup before we even got started, because someone didn't have high enough CP, or got questioned about what he was wearing. It's a good indicator that this is going to be a toxic group, so i rather wait for the next one.

ive got kicked cause i had a too high cp lvl. they wanted to play normal and not with someone who can nuke the whole dungeon away ....

If i can't keep up as DD, i'll usually leave so they can replace me with better one.

If playing as a healer, i rarely quit. If others do not know mechanics, and aren't willing to learn or listen, i leave after enough wipes, as it won't proceed.

If they are new and tries to learn, i won't quit unless IRL calls

Normal dungeons:
Never. I can solo them so dragging 3 others won't be hard.

Veteran dungeons:
The team has failed too many times and refuses to read chat. It's ok if they don't understand English (all 3 of them is a rare situation tho but it happens) but man I can explain in all 3 Scandinavian languages and German too. Still don't understand? Bye bye. If it is only one player messing up about what I just said, I'll vote to kick and replace.

Depends. I do not do group content often, but when I do, I prefer tanking. Which means my dps is small and I'm personally not awesome enough to carry a group.

If the group members are willing to learn and follow mechanics, I'll be there for as long as it takes. If they are rude (to me or each other) or outright refuse to adapt, then I'm out.

For me its not really about how good or bad players are but the amount of time taken.

I like helping people... and helping people improve... so happy to take the time, but there does get to a point that I can't invest any more time. For example 2hours on a really standard dungeon... think that was about the most I've done.

I have never left a group, even though there have been times when I really really wanted to. I was in a group doing a dungeon and we were very obviously not doing well. I try and stay positive and was willing to think of a a strategic way to get through a really hard part when the leader just said screw this and left. I would have been more then happy to continue and we really did try but it was no use at all.

Another time we were doing one and I swear we were doing well. I knew the area kinda well so I was willing to give it a go. We wiped again and again but I being stubborn like I am was determined. So a person left and one of the people called their friend. He came and proceeded to run ahead and kill everything. Now I know that doesn't seem like a big deal, but I would have liked to kill stuff too. I kept saying for him to slow down a bit since you know there were 3 other people with him.
Got to the final boss and he kept getting killed. Over and over. I tried to find out what the plan was besides hitting that wall over and over. After 2 minutes he said "f this" and left.
His friend was so sorry she kept apologizing for him.

Those two things had me not wanting to do dungeons and trials and stuff. I felt very much like what's the point? Although now I'm feeling maybe like yeah I can do this thing.

Call me an eltist idc but im not playing to teach you how to play. Play however you want but dont expect me to stick around for it.

Vaoh wrote: »

If they have an attitude, and suck, I won't help them.

They have to go out of their way to annoy me before I even consider leaving.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

I was in a group with a PUG lv35, lv20 and it took an hour to find someone else to help out. Guy they had come in was a CP260. Ended up doing the last boss solo since they didn't know the mechanics, but they were certainly nice enough that I could not say no to helping them out.