That’s such a stupid troll. I HAVE done LFR before, it was godawful so i don’t anymore. I have guildies who do it on their new alts and hear the horror stories when they try.
An independent observer is EXACTLY the sort you want deciding how systems should be maintained, “or removed.”
Nonsense.
When I played LFR I enjoyed it to whatever degree.
I just didnt like the huge mob of players compared to 5 man runs and the one or two ‘real’ raiders who like to scream at new players for making some silly mistake.
LFR is just fine or it wouldnt be played at all.
What a joke
Thats like Blizzard hiring LAWYERS to make a video game LOL.
Sorry but I want a GAMER making the game, not a bean counter.
I dont want someone who doesnt LFR telling them how to do LFR.
The LAST thing you need is someone who relies on LFR for anything being the one in control. You’re too afraid to lose what you have to ask for something better.
Its fine.
As I said…I dont like pet battles. i think they are stupid and pointless and serve NO real purpose.
But I aint going to be infantile and spend my time demanding they be removed from the game. SOME players enjoy that stuff.
So is this your opinion or the masses because I knew quite a few players and people who only do LFR because they have to. They just can’t muster enough skill to do 2-5+ keys and some struggle with mythic+.
Some players do.
The most amusing thing to this is simply how defensive you are being. I offered to replace LFR with solo or groups of 5 (or lower) content that is instanced that provides enough challenge to whose who struggle or can’t.
Also just for the record, you do realize game companies hire lawyers all the time for game development for legal reasons right?
which is why the game has so many more millions of subscribers and is doing so well right now.
I honestly have no clue what the video is supposed to be showing.
That’s part of the reason why he was hired, he was the GM of one of the world first guilds. He was one of the people who figured out that C’thun was impossible to kill.
I’m not saying I agree with all the things he’s done, but he was hired because of his passion for the game.
So a lawyer plays a game and that makes him qualified to make that game?
I guess I should be next in line to make the next DND game by that logic. Been playing RPGs long enough.