It will only take you two minutes to wait but it may well take the other guy half an hour to do the whole dungeon all over again. Let the player finish the quest first to get the skill point. (Yes, I’ve been there… repeatedly…) And if one player has said s/he’s doing the dungeon’s quest, for HEAVEN’S sakes don’t ALL leave the group immediately after the last boss. Tanks who communicate are a great boon tanks who rush the dungeon to keep ahead of their teammates may do silly things like forgetting to activate the Scroll of Glorious battle. If you want Hard Mode, or if you want to just rush through quickly, say so. If you get inexperienced teammates, try to teach some basics, all the while following rule #1. If you get experienced teammates, try to learn from them. If you’re having difficulties, ask questions. I say ‘try’ because sometimes communication is just impossible – might be because you don’t share any languages or people on the other end just seem to have the chat turned off. If you can’t sign that contract, I suggest finding groups in your guilds instead, it might save everybody an unpleasant experience, yourself most of all. We should think of clicking that queue button as signing a contract with the community: “I’m looking for a random group and, for at least fifteen minutes, I will try my best with the people I get, no matter their skill level.” Because for 15 minutes, you won’t be able to queue for another dungeon. Elitism has no place in dungeon finder random groups.

Your random team mates will have random skill levels.

If all else fails, see rules 7 and 8 below.)

I have both seen and been guilty myself of ignorance, frustration, lack of communication, rushing things and disappearing from group for real life reasons, but I have never seen an intentional troll in a random group in ESO. Anyone can get frustrated, but bad manners or solo mentality only makes it worse for everyone. A lot of this should probably be explained in more detail, and of course it’s all just my opinion, but 10 quick rules to start us off: So here’s some tips to get us all on the same page. So you decided to use the Dungeon Finder? Well, you know you might never meet those strangers that have grouped up with you again and this can be liberating – but there’s always a certain percentage of the human race who find it too liberating. 10 Rules for Using the Dungeon Finder in Elder Scrolls Online

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