I know they won’t address it because it’s been years but I got nothing else I can do while waiting for the weekly quest so I’ll complain on the forums.
Edit: You win Blizz. After 45 minutes time in queue with an average of under 10 minutes I give up.
Blizz doesn’t share how the queue determine what dps to pic next so all we can do it guess. It would be the decent thing to do to give us some metrics. Average is obviously an oversimplification or an outright lie. If the queue for hunters is 30+ minutes I can switch to another character. The sunk-cost fallacy is a tough while waiting and they could solve this if they cared.
My suggestion is to stop doing queued content. Make some friends and play with them. No more waiting!
There is a reason why people schedule raids and it’s because you don’t have to search or wait for a group. And when your group gets loot it benefits you as well! It’s win win really.
We got a discord for running dungeons with ~10 people with different sub groups playing on different nights and then we send pings for pick up groups. Send the ping a few mins or hours before you plan to be on to give people time to respond and get on.
I mean for TW I don’t see why you shouldn’t be able to have a follower version, or at least pay gold (blizz loves a goldsink) to fund a bounty that tank or heals players online in your cluster can see, incentivize them to queue. If they ran an ingame bounty system, this issue would probably pretty much go away. Would have to be transparent tho.
players in queue get to add gold to a pot and the queues are manual, and all the players get to decide which group to join based on the size of the pot. And at the end they split the gold equally.
Didn’t say I was qualified. But guess what? You don’t have to be a director to criticize a movie. Directors like George Lucas painstakingly fight against that fact but it doesn’t change it.
so each unique queue would have its own average. people who queue for Arakara, city of threads and the rookery will ONLY see averages from other palyers who queued Arakara, city of threads and the rookery.