seems like they are easy enough that we should just be able to use the eyeball to queue into them?
They’re meant to discover and go to through the actual door on your adventures as part of open world content, not the lazy lobby game.
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They’re meant to discover and go to through the actual door on your adventures as part of open world content, not the lazy lobby game.
I mean… that was true for dungeons at one point you had to run to the dungeon entrance. But the game changed and now we can queue into them.
So why the double standard?
Delves aren’t dungeons. We had to go to Torghast and the entry point for Horrific Visions. Those are all considered part of open world content. As are Delves, which are based off of Horrific Visions and Torghast.
There is no “double standard.” Blizz described them as places you discover in your adventures along the way and find hidden away to enter into adventures.
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because it was a bad change.
Delves are literally designed for open world players. Those players are out in the open world and will go into the entrance. They are not dungeons. It sounds like you want to play dungeons.
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yes delves work great if you just want to solo them but what if you want to group up with other players to do them?
well then you have to list a group and manually send invites and… I see that as just unnecessary busy work - a barrier between me and quickly forming a group
I imagine a system as easy as the island expedition map where players can just queue up to do a specific delve, or even a bonus reward for doing your first delve daily.