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Every other weapon class in the game is pretty chill towards others; hit whatever part you want, whatever's easiest to reach, etc. As long as the monster dies it's fine.
That's usually the only time I even notice, and do a mental tut.
Honestly if you join randoms and expect them to adhere to your expectations you've lost the game already before it even begins
Just did Arena Quests yesterday with my friend, to get some Blackbelt coins, and just to get "A" ranking, and "Teamwork", is basic knowledge to anyone who has at least half a brain.
Though in this case, I suppose it'd be the same thing as saying "Common Sense, isn't so common", among reality. Applies very much so in Monster Hunter.
It's also kind of a logical fallacy to expect people you've never met to care about you, lol