Seems they did something. But that didn’t satisfy people who want to do the above quoted crushing. So they somehow, miraculously find a way to get multiple groups of 5 in. Amazing.
Blizzard doesn’t let raids in because they literally have been quoted over a decade ago saying:
We decided to make this change in order to improve the experience for all players who are queueing into random groups normally and expecting to face similarly random groups, only to find themselves crushed by a full team of coordinated opponents.
Don’t blame them for not doing more like banning people. Just admit you like having an unfair advantage. That’s it. But you have some incredible cognitive dissonance that this is somehow not what you’re doing (getting an unfair advantage by circumventing the 5 man maximum queue).
It’s hysterical the mental gymnastics you continue to take around the advantage to somehow say “well they could do it too” or “use in game voice” or “blame blizzard for not doing anything“ (spoiler alert: they did, and you’re going around it).
Epic bg premaders never can admit they do it for an advantage. It’s somehow “skill” or whatever weird things they tell themselves in their heads rather than, “hey, I like winning, and want an advantage to do so, so I’m going to do this!”
I queue regular bgs in groups all the time (5 or below, we just press queue and it works! Wow, somehow the game just allows it and we don’t have to count down or coordinate with anyone else, we just press queue!).
I know it gives us an advantage. It’s fun, and I like winning, knowing that I have someone who will heal me when I yolo in too far.
And if we had more than 5 people, you know what we’d do?
Just like has been created and capable of doing in the game.
But go on, tell me how it’s blizzard could stop it (again, they put something in plans you’re literally bypassing), or how anyone can do it, or how it’s not about an unfair advantage, it’s just “skill”.