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Well, few people who aren't sc hoars think that having lots of sc makes you good. It actually takes skill, or at least a vague idea of what's going on/what needs to be done.
I think my quarrel is more with people who empathically refuse to realize that they don't know what's going on. They don't realize their own limitations, and not of the people around them like the rest of their pt. They don't really know what needs to be done to be successful, but think they do. It's your argument, but less class-based and more situation-based.
Like the one fighter who not only doesn't realize that he can't and never will withstand MD's jump, or GGK's stun aoe, but shouts at and goads everyone to attack even when things are running smoothly. This despite me and other people telling him that that's a bad idea, and that he should stop trying to "help." If by "help" he means burdening the clerics further (the clerics who are busy keeping tanks alive, and revving mages/archers who couldn't escape the aoe blast in time), and killing them off when they ran towards the dragon to rev, and the dragon decided to jump again. Yes, I'm bitter. Especially when in the next kq he started that all over again. A bit more bitter when I was only tank, and I saw him running away from the dragon when I was feared, instead of at least trying to hold him away from the other squishies until I got unfeared.
I agree whole heartedly with Hessah: people need to be willing to learn!
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