Both have no wPvP and you can queue cross-server, in no way is either server better or worse for PvP.
Unless you say Grobbulus you’re just letting your ego speak for you as always, I’m not even convinced you like playing the game lol
Both have no wPvP and you can queue cross-server, in no way is either server better or worse for PvP.
Unless you say Grobbulus you’re just letting your ego speak for you as always, I’m not even convinced you like playing the game lol
I wasn’t aware there were guilds running raids at 4AM EST this weekend, 2AM next weekend, and maybe 7PM the following week.
That’s the issue with ‘being in a guild’. You have to raid on their schedule which is usually going to involve Tuesday; a day I cannot raid on.
((I’d love to look at my Legion LFR logs (I’m not paying them money). Those logs would be all over the place, as to when the raid was done. Sometimes it was AM, sometimes it was PM, sometimes it was a wing a day; other times full clear in a single day.))
So? The point is the ‘parse culture’ is getting worse. Hmm…actually it’s more like the ‘min/max culture’, because this all started with DPS Meters.
I mean people are sick of carrying bad players, what do you expect to happen?
I wasn’t aware that every pug group during these times was requiring 90+ parses to run with them…… oh yea they don’t.
If you can’t join a guild, get the wb’s, buy the consumes, spend 10 minutes watching/reading a guide on what order you’re supposed to press your 3 button rotation in. Congrats. You just parsed a 60+ and any group requiring parses will now take you.
What’s funny is when I pug I take anyone 60+.
As a Microsoft investor I don’t want money left on the table. Growth is a challenge and we just paid a lot for that “goodwill”. Giving it away to companies like WCL and restedXP for free is bad business.
If there is money there, then we need to know about it.
Swarf and chips are one of the first things outside consultants will look for is money like this that is just there for the taking.
Blizzard is just too old and lame to do something. I want to see Microsoft go to war with some of these folks.
Just like everyone other pug leader that screens for parses/logs. You have a full clear logged, you didn’t grey parse every boss, you’re in.
This whole “I can’t get into any pugs because they’re only letting in people with 99 parses” complaint is absolutely ridiculous and hardly ever happens.
Blizzard owns this “parse” data
Most of us have 401ks etc.
I am willing to bet that Microsoft is in your portfolio.
WCL is making money using the information that YOUR investment paid for. They are stealing from YOU and blizzard is letting it happen
Archon is the hero we need at this time. Maybe blizzard will actually take their head out of the sand to realize that addons have become a detriment to the longevity of their own game.
Blizzard wants more than 100,000 subs so they don’t do that
WCL is stealing from all of you and you are ok with it.
If you live at your parents, your parents have a 401k which has Microsoft stock…
You have no excuses. Fight for your data or be data dumb and poor to boot.
Unless you are a bum without a 401k IRA etc then you own Microsoft… you own blizzard. Act like it
Don’t be the guy at the used car dealership who doesn’t even ask “is that your best price”?
Make them pay to use your property
I want to see Microsoft go to war with these folks. WCL, domestic gold sellers, gold sellers in countries they can get at, RestedXP
W-A-R
“Bad players” use to be those that stood in fire. Now it’s applied to those who don’t play the meta for their class or the role that class is fulfilling along with playing at the skill level of someone getting paid to play the game professionally.
Neither am I, but I still point out how ‘rating’ people makes for a bad community.
So your argument is that the add on properly, and easily, identifies people who have less to offer than others?
Time to shell out $25
False, I am in a guild and only 2 of my boss fights have a grey parse, I also have raided a total of twice this entire phase so I am a bit rusty when it comes to the feral “rotation” and was confused on how to do some of the fights, since my first raid was with a pug that did everything differently
Here’s the reality, this is never going away, people will always use some kind of metric to discriminate when picking people for a raid group, this is just part of the game at this point. The ONLY way blizzard is ever going to care is if they create a server specifically for addon-free play, and even then they’d have a hard time caring. The reason why is because they aren’t here to cater to players who were never going to stick around longer than a few phases of a seasonal. They only want the hardcore players who will keep all 5 of their subscriptions going, and those players want meters and logs.
The toxic addons aren’t going anywhere, there would need to be a major shift in the direction of SoD for this to change.
I would like to say something about tiktok but I don’t want to bet banned from the forums that fast…
This is one of the last bastions of free speech on the internet brother
Unlike other places on the internet, there are no algorithms to silence you here. You will be heard brother.
Speak
So what you’re saying, let me get this straight, is that the cost is the subscription to WCL. Not a subscription for the addon test itself?
Yeah that’s fine. Really only matters what happens when they release it generally after testing. Right now it sounds essentially like a glorified Patreon perk.
The real line which has already been crossed with raider io and probably other addons is allowing a third party program to interact with add ons, this is the part that you’re paying for not the add on itself. Which is a violation of more important TOS things than just paying for add ons.
Blizzard apparently doesn’t care about this so… but if they do that should be easy enough to kill.
That’s how i understand it.
It’s part of their sub, but isn’t a sub itself, like you don’t just sub to get access to the alpha version.
They said it will have a free version on its actual release.