Judging by the amount of forum posts, there’s a number of reasons why casuals would like to do M+. Unfortunately many of them seem to not know how to form groups to do just that.
Seriously. In this virtual game the majority are on equal footing. Hell, there’s a blind streamer who plays this game and runs m+ on key levels higher than the people crying here will ever do.
If they really want to get into m+ it only takes one single step to do so.
Clean in theory. However guilds usually raid with the time they line up on. When they are not raiding it’s rare that times line up as well. So your clean solution can get muddy by a variety of different play times.
Fair enough. But when you get a guild that is mostly active on the same time and doesn’t form into mythic+ cliques, it works so much better than Pugging ever will.
ick. Who would even want to?
They way ‘real’ raiders behave when they come into lowbie dungeons is enough to never want anything to do with them in harder content.
that ‘muh facerollz’ crap right before they pull 4 fearing mobs and cause the hysterically entertaining wipe and get vote kicked is always good for a laugh, though.
Your right about that, That’s where all of my mythic plus history comes from…Basicly I only group with my guild. Sadly it is not enough to keep up a IO score or keep up with demands for gear.
I am never motivated for do Mythic plus. And the few times I am, the system eats up the free time I’ve cleared and I barely get anything done.
It became a all or nothing system for me. I only have so much free time, if I raise my IO score I would need to quit raiding. I really love raiding. But the lack of weekly up’s in my item level do hurt a lot over time. I wish the two systems where better balanced with the gear rates.
