Tags for dungeon finder(allowing to choose the way you want to play a dungeon)

banaanc

hippyo wrote: »

Luckily, we will have advanced dungeon finder, grouping tool and guilds to use. We may need player tags like "elitist raider","laidback camper", "aestheticist backstabber" or something like that to help us discriminate.

this post gave me an idea, dungeon finder should allow ppl to tag themselves for how they want to play the dungeon
this would make dungeons more successful and more fun

tags could be smth like this

no tag - just as your average dungeon finder, finder adds 1 or 2 "newbies" max
"pro" - player who has completed dungeon x times or has x achievement,would allow for faster runs and less newbies getting on your nerves when you just want to run a fast dungeon and be on your way, should be account wide so you have easier time running on your alts
"mentor" - somebody who could qualify for "pro" but feels like either helping new players on a dungeon, teaching them or willing to take ppl through dungeon for a quest etc. maybe adding some small rewards for playing as a mentor
"newbie" - who lacks experience in chosen dungeon, if player pool queued for the dungeon allows it then parties are made form 1 "mentor" and 4 newbies. best way to learn.
"role players" - so they can have fun without being yelled at for being slow, RPing stuff, "wrong" gear/skill choices etc.

devoteoftempus

I see this as a bad thing. I say very limited tagging if any and only for special things. Like Permadeath, RP, and PvP. Having Newbie and Pro tags will only cause elitists like DDO has in their LFM with groups that list as BYOH, be self-sufficient, know the quest ect ect. While I almost always get good nice pug groups nowadays but it was pretty bad back when people were all up in a huff n a puff if someone died and lost that xp.