Yelling at people OR giving them advice (yup, both cases) is going to change them very little, atleast in most cases. It is genuine interest in the game that will push them to be a good player. If they are not curious about their class mechanics, refuse to read forums (or even the goddamn tooltips of their own abilities), if overall them lack the will to perform at their best - no amount of yelling or advice is going to help them. They will stay terrible.
So the best thing to do is ignore them, make room for their mistakes and try to compensate where they are lacking. Unless they are REALLY pulling down the whole group and hindering progression, there's no need to bother telling them anything.
The problems arise when you come across bad tanks and healers - sadly, DPS can be terrible and still get by, but you will notice a bad tank/healer pretty much instantly because things start to get chaotic. So just hope that these "terribles" don't happen to the tank or healer >_<
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People admire higher values in things yes I agree to that, but you shouldn't abuse players because they are making mistakes. Because wow is so advertised and is popular this game is the first mmo for alot of players. If someone is standing in fire, not running out of aoe dmg, or they didn't attack something they where suposed to. I just recommend explaining things to them in a nice way. Nothing ever works when players are un-happy or frustrated.
Thats my 2 cents.
Last edited by Dunefire; 2010-12-11 at 07:55 AM. Reason: Clarification
Not flying my Sig because somebody got butthurt because I posted a question that they didn't like in they're little pet post and sicked ScrapBot on me :P
Too many times ive been a pug in some random guilds weekly run and after the first couple bosses i see the same people making the same type of mistakes that it just blows my mind. Can you seriously not figure it out? especially considering they have done this fight countless times.
Yes, i'm all for informing someone in a respectable way when they make mistakes, but once you repeatedly do this, there's no excuse. They are just bad.
Last edited by mmocba105e19de; 2010-12-11 at 11:49 AM.