Oh I’m sorry, I didn’t learn to read words that aren’t there. mAyBe LeArN tO WrItE bUd. You’re talking about people with severe physical disabilities- what you wrote can easily be read as people not knowing how to execute their rotation.
Sorry mate, but the demographic you’re regarding is going to be left out of a lot of challenge content. But they’re not the majority of players, and that’s not the game’s fault. But most of them can do it to, I would venture to say.
Challenge: “a test of one’s abilities or resources in a demanding but stimulating undertaking.” The Mage tower does this. By all appearances you want it to be challenging for the lowest common denominator, which is silly.
Yeah, that definitely doesn’t sound like it’s going to be difficult.
A. You’re assuming I don’t have any myself just because I’m not complaining about this tower. Your condescension makes your point look weak. Not everyone sees a hurdle then turns and walks the other way. Many people with physical disabilities find a way to get over it, rather than break down and whinge that the hurdle is there in the first place.
B. This isn’t my concern, or the Tower’s concern, or Blizzard’s fault. This mage tower isn’t a personal attack on you, get over it.
Why on earth would they tune a challenge mode around the weakest possible link? Are you up in arms over how they tune mythic raiding as well?
It was advertised to everyone universally and never made any concessions like " if you have arthritis or can’t handle adrenaline, this will be just as easy for you as someone without those issues!" Don’t pretend like there are special demographics this was used to lure in as if they lied about difficulty. This is an extremely childish claim to make.
You can repeat the scenario as many times as you want after beating it as long as the tower is up, you’re pulling this point out of thin air and it makes you look foolish.
Show me your numbers on this.
I mean at this point I’ll just be talking myself in circles, so suffice it all to say, it’s not supposed to be easy. It’s supposed to be hard. Once you can get over your ego, which seems to be the real issue you have, you might even be able to do it yourself- but if you think for one moment you’re going to overgear your way out of failing mechanics, you have the wrong mentality for this.
Take the UH DK tower for example. 100% mechanics. There have been people who have knocked it down in 9 minutes. Some in 14. That is a massive dps cavern. As long as you can manage your emotions and focus properly, your dps is a secondary concern.
Guardian Druid tower. 95% mechanics. You have to know your positioning. You have to know when to save and when to use which defensive cooldowns. Higher dps can be a benefit in certain ways, but aren’t required above the baseline of burning the boss after a handful of annihilate in phase 2.
Please stop being mad at the game for your personal shortcomings and learn some personal accountability.
