I'm not sure which of the two induhviduals in this story is the true druidiot - you decide...
I was at the Darnassus bank last weekend when I saw a lvl 10 druid asking for help to get his bear form. I though, "hmm, I don't remember that being very hard." Then I inspected him and saw that all his gear was gray - mostly "ragged leather" stuff with a white staff. Ok, so he's a newb, no big deal. So I offered him my assistance. I like to think that I can be helpful when it's needed.
Anyway, I invited him to join my group which he did. Then I proceeded to ask him where he was in the quest chain. At which point I waited... and waited... and stared at him...and waited some more. Then I asked him if he HAD the quest chain. After more waiting, he finally responded that he did not, in fact, have the quest chain in question.
So I have him follow me to the quest giver over in the druid training area. All the while, I'm getting the ill-feeling like maybe I've just made a huge mistake, 'cause the little exchange to find out his progress took about 5 minutes. At this point I've also concluded that he has no idea how to use /party, so I try to help. "Type /p to use the party chat". His next response is still just a general chat. I tried again, but to no avail, so the entire rest of our grouping time, I spent party chatting and having him respond with /say. Not terrible, but still...
Once we get to the point of him having the quest chain, it take another 5 minutes to convince him to cast the moonglade teleport spell he just got. When we get to moonglade, he just stands there staring at me as if to say "what next?" Well, It's been awhile since I actually did the quest so my memory is a bit fuzzy. After watching him stand around doing nothing, I finally ask, "what's next?" He says, "I don't know". So I tell him to check his quest log... and then after waiting for 5 more minutes I ask again, "what's next?"
I've already taken way to long to tell the tail, so I'll skip a bit. In the end It took me at least 30 minutes to get him to the point where he had spoken to the bear spirit the FIRST time. At which point he stared at me for awhile and then said, "I don't know how to do this." That's when I left.