He made mistakes and was a key player in many guild-first boss kills

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I have a rogue in my guild that has since stopped playing WoW. He was not an officer, but he was one of the most skilled players that we had.

As such, he consistently topped the charts, rarely made mistakes and was a key player in many guild-first boss kills. His problem, when trying to help other players in the guild to play better, is that he often chose his words and timing poorly.

He would often begin by asking someone why they were doing one thing instead of another. His intent was to get them to question the reasons behind a decision that they may not have thought about before, but this tactic immediately put them on the defensive.

Then when he suggested that they do something his way instead, it made them feel like he was tricking them into giving the wrong answer so he could tell them they were doing it wrong.

Even worse, he'd often do this between boss attempts when people weren't ready for it and there was no time for a conversation.