What is toxic about a timer? It just is there 
And nobody knows your amount of Titan Residuum. I am missing the toxic points.
The dungeons are full of mechanics. Packs are not like legion anymore, which means you have to coordinate route, interrupts, stuns, how to stack, where to place gold, etc. It is all about teamwork.
The timer itself breeds toxicity due to pressure and the negative implications of that timer not being met.
specifically, without the timer people would be far more open to people with their mythic plus, you cannot sit their chatting with a timer on and you cannot take a quick break to relieve stress with a timer.
As for titan residuum, you need to remember that this resource existing now spreads greed within the community, if you are saving up that resource then you simply cannot afford to hand out pieces of armour that you have no need of even if someone else would massively benefit from it. However, the azerite armor itself does this also because of the multiplying cost of respecs.
As i have said recently, blizzard are only thinking of performance and not the actual player experience, it doesnât matter if you perform well if you donât feel good about it.
Because we, humans, are often ashamed after making a mistake. Leaving is easier than saying âsorry, I messed up that timeâ.
Try giving feedback to the ones who really need it. Big chance that they either ignore or attack it.
Happens relatively often actually. Perhaps not in normals, heroics or twâŚbut in M+ it does happen. Friend requests are also not uncommon, did something right rhenâŚright?
I probably then have been lucky with my groups 
some do, some donât to all of the aboveâŚthis is normal human behaviourâŚ
donât ask me to tell you if people are genuinely more âentitledâ these days or just want to get it done and get out because you will never convince me that people are any different today than theyâve always beenâŚ
âŚjust always treat people the way you want to be treated and most will respond in kindâŚ
In TBC when I started playing, the community was horrendous to newcomers, or at least that was my experience (peopleâs experiences vary). With the introduction of LFD (end of Wrath) Iâve not really had problems. If Iâve accidentally done something I didnât intend, I say âsorry my badâ or words to that effect.
On the other hand I canât say Iâve really seen people just leave a random dungeon after making an error either.
I think that game is more interested in âWho is capable of doing high DPSâ, claiming that it is a super easy thing to do and what have you. Still a miserable experience regardless.
because joining a group and not saying âI donât know thisâ means thatâs everyone assumes you do. When you fail, its your fault for not saying âI donât know thisâ but you just wont accept that will you. The attitude of keeping silent instead of admitting you donât know it comes from other games ⌠in my experience anyway and from what others tell me ⌠which implies other games are less tolerant of ineptitude or noobishness, which completely contradicts your assertions.
im happy to help, If I can, if you tell me you donât know what to do or how to. If you donât, expect me to not offer help just out of the blue. I hate it when I get whispers âomg you have that skill, omg you play that way, omg lalalalaâ
I would occasionally say something like ânice healingâ or something like that ⌠happy to. I aint your mom though, so my job isnât to inflate your ego.
There is plenty of snowflakes about, but thatâs to do with political correctness and an unwillingness to accept blame ⌠which is endemic of this current generation of cuddle-wuddlingtons that exemplifies the pathetic nature of people born after the year 2000 and absolutely nothing to do with the player base as a whole âŚ
though I will accept that kids are ruder than older players. Shocker, spoilt kids are rude ⌠no way.
technically high dps is an easy thing to do, just take all of the left side talents with whatever traits support that, your dps will become very high with minimal effort. There are some exceptions where other builds are even easier like gloomblade rogues however.
Left side talents⌠That sounds very vague. Though I havenât played a DPS in that game for a good while (Play only tank, less stressful), and I havenât played the game for⌠Five months now. So not sure what you are on about.
all talents on the left side of the talent tree are passive and buff the base aspects of the particular spec meaning they add no additional complexity while increasing performance.
Plenty of reasons to be honest.
Maybe they think itâs waste of time continuing with that group.
Maybe they want to blame others for their âmistakesâ.
I can give you an example: a long time ago I wanted to push my key, I did a group (I only PUG).
It was an Underrot key, not the hardest but not easiest either.
We arrived to the third boss, there was an Emissary of the Tides and three mobs that need to be interrupted; the DH CCâed the Emissary thinking it was a 2 minutes CC, after 6 sec the mob came to us and we wiped. I didnât know the CC lasted 6 sec so I thought it was somewhat my fault so I said âI think it was my faultâ, the Warlock went ragemode but he didnât left the group.
When we got to the Emissary I tanked it separately and we completed the dungeon.
Iâve another example: ML +16 PUG.
A paladin with decent runs queued and I accept him.
Everyone was ready to start the dungeon, we had geared and mid experience so I thought it could had been a good run.
After the pull-timer dungeon started, I noticed the tank didnât know the way. When we got to the first boss he didnât know any mechanic at all writing in group chat the typical âWftâ, we wiped and he felt the dungeon.
So, I think it not related with âWoW issuesâ, itâs that people nowadays tend to behave in one way rather than other way. Depends on the people not the game itself.
I understand what to mean here.
Some people actually ask for freedback before starting a dungeon but is the person whoâs new that ask other players.
At least Iâm not use to give any type of âvalidationâ to someone that doesnât ask.
(I think self-criticism can be one of the best ways to improve yourself.)
Why should they?
Actually thought Iâve seen many people write on group chat âGGâ, âGJâ.
Iâm not sure about this one.
Maybe my opinion isnât âvalidâ because I havenât played any other MMO lately but Iâve heard some communities can be pretty âtoxicâ when it comes to âWoW refugeesâ, for instance FF.
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