When you play baseball with friends, it doesn’t matter how many players you have, you just cover positions and play ball.
When you play baseball professionally, there must be 9 players in specific positions, period. You can’t just throw a spare person in the outfield, and you don’t just play with 7 because this is a competitive team sport with specific requirements, rules, and rewards.
The existence of professional baseball does not DISALLOW people from playing baseball on weekends with their friends. Those teams just aren’t gonna be featured in the playoffs, or get paid to play.
So why does the existence of professional mythic raid teams dictate casual players’ ability to participate in mythic raid?
We can’t just get 20 people. We are ALL crying about this. Mythic raiders cry about this, because the roster boss shouldn’t be the hardest thing about the game.
We don’t give a crap about race to world first. We aren’t racing. We don’t care. We just want to PLAY THE GAME, at the highest available difficulty, because it’s FUN.
Wanna limit RWF groups to 20 players only? Do it! Great! That’s a professional league, that’s a level the average person doesn’t play on! Don’t let us casuals throw together 13 players and call it RWF-worthy, because we simply aren’t participating in the regulations required by the professional esport team.
Blizz has spent YEARS limiting AND expanding on how we play their game because they want us to experience the content. New expansion? Play through this 6 hour questline to be able to participate in endgame! New zone? No flying! New raid? Casuals, please try LFR! Don’t like LFR? Try storymode! ANYTHING for the entire playerbase to see the content they painstakingly created.
Yet when it comes to mythic raid, we get blocked by number of players.
Bring us flex mythic. Let us see and experience the content.
Competition is for the pros, leave the 20-player requirement specific to RWF pro/esport teams.