The fun comes from overcoming a challenge.
And that challenge comes from careful group coordination.
If solo content is gonna compare to match rewards it has to be so hard that even mythic raiders are intimidated by it, challenged by it.
Mythic Raiders cannot think: “oh I’ll just gear with the easier solo content”
Soo… if you can do that ridiculous tough solo content, yeah, get rewarded. You’d probably be able to mythic raid easily then tho.
Nope, you’ll use it in the maw. It’s not available in torghast.
The fun for YOU comes from overcoming a challenge. Not all agree. OP asked for a way to gear, and was fine if it took longer to make up for a lower perceived or actual difficulty.
If you aren’t looking for difficulty then you aren’t going to need better gear.
Cannot believe I’m in the same boat too. But yeah, nothing says that should be able to level up our gear from doing the same daily quests day in and day out. Personally I would welcome challenges that I can take at my own pace, especially if it did not mandate the participation others. WoW may be an MMORPG but nothing says that you must interact with others. Besides, mentality such as this:
smacks of nothing but pure elitism. Only those good enough to fit through the filter of acceptance should be entitled to anything good, no matter the amount of work they put into the game. If the game was to be only raiding to reach the peak we would be looking for a group before we logged on.
I remember getting badges of frost for better gear just for doing your daily dungeon, it doesn’t have to be anything difficult to reward gear, just a dedication of time was enough back in wotlk.
Like I already said.
They don’t, they I sub when they have progressed their gear as far as they can. If you can get gear with no effort you don’t need the gear.
I just want tmog that isn’t stripped trash.
Way to completely ignore/misinterpret what I said.
That’s why they had to nerf the content and the rewards.
Originally, when they introduced the concept, it sounded like it was going to be Horrific Visions 2.0 with infinite scaling.
But they also wanted to use it as a currency dispensing mechanism for the players to obtain what they needed to create legendaries. This meant it had to be totally accessible for everyone.
It turned out that Horrific Visions were way less popular than they planned on. Some people thrived on them, to be sure. But a lot of people hated them and didn’t do any of the 8.3 content devs were planning on keeping everybody busy for the rest of the expansion.
But the one size fits all (or nobody) solution remains.
Visions were ok. It’s just they were just 2 of them. Everyone will get bored if we only had 2 dungeons to pick from and only run for gear…
We sort of have that already. I mean after a time ilvls are increased across the board.
If you allow it to become an easy grind… again it’s gonna be a looooooong easy grind. So long, next patch likely release, people move on to even higher ilvls. The gap gets wider… one may continue grinding until obtaining max ilvl for BFA… right about now? When we’re about to launch SL?
Then he may flaunt his max ilvl for a week or two?
I’m not thinking that’ll be enjoyable.
Can’t avoid reward must match merit. If we’re playing fair.
Way to say nothing of value
Some people thought they were okay. Some people loved them. Some people hated them and quit over them.
I agree, you haven’t.
They were better when we got the essence vendor, and the vendor for corruptions, the rng before made it feel less like you had power over your choices.
It sounds like you’re trying to find some justification for providing no gear progression to casuals, because if you were a casual who also happened to be a mythic raider you’d be bored. So better not give those people any gear at all.
That doesn’t give those players anything to do, or any way to progress once they finish the story though. It’s just “quit and come back in 12 months and you can progress a little more then.”
They can raid 