You are arguing with yourself. These are you problems. You have the power to change it. Stop crying on a forum about a 16+ year old game. If you don’t like it… you don’t have to play it? Go to retail if you so badly need instant X finder.
so you had no point at all about people sitting in cities and RDF hmmmm
Yep working on that, using my power to post on the forums here…
What I said makes sense. I am not surprised that someone who can’t spell ‘you’re’ correctly is having a hard time comprehending basic English. Anyway… have fun sitting in cities trying to find players :)! GL!
So you are saying people are not just sitting around in the classic servers looking for groups and much as retail servers and you had no real other point to make other than now just trying to focus on me mis-typing your and you’re.
I said that it was ironic that OP said he didn’t want to sit in cities trying to find groups… when group/raid/BG finder has essentially caused people to sit in cities. Your failure to comprehend anything from that text is… again, a you problem.
Really it makes people sit in cities didn’t know you could only queue up while sitting in a city.
*an people don’t just sit in the cities on the classic servers huh…
ya fail to see you having any real point…
Yikes. Please… go read a book.
You’re more fun watching you making 0 points.
I am glad I could help you spell. Now, shouldn’t you be sitting in a city trying to find a group?
no trying to see what point you were trying to make is much much more fun
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go play retail if you want to sit around in a cities with finder…
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while everyone in classic are… sitting around in the city with LFG chat ooooh big difference…
Literally nobody on my servers sits in a major city trying to find groups. People are out farming, PVPing, doing dailies on Isle of QD. You choosing to sit in a city is, once again (and just like your bad spelling), a you problem.
If you choose to sit in a city begging for a group, that is on you. KEK
What server I’ll go check it out.
Stratt on mine is just wall to wall alliance (westfall).
well if you join RDF and sit waiting in a city isn’t that also on you?
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High population OCE server. Come and see 
OCE? whats the server name? *NM, got it, Arugal cool I’ll check the cities out over there.
I want to see these empty cities.
*also waiting on an answer for this one too.
well if you join RDF and sit waiting in a city isn’t that also on you?
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Yes - it is. You choose to sit there. OP claims he doesn’t want to sit in a city under the impression that LFD will solve that problem…
- Nobody is forcing him to sit in a city and try find a group.
- We have seen how retail has made sitting in a hub clicking to join a raid, dungeon, BG, RBG, arena, whatever, the new meta. Why leave a hub when you can just sit in X and search for Y.
Therefore… the feature that OP wants so badly to save him from ‘sitting in a city trying to find a group’ has ironically created a community of people who sit in hubs searching for X.
I hope I was able to scaffold this text down to your capability 
Sooo RDF makes no difference to people sitting in the cities? still trying to see the point you’re trying to make? those “hubs” don’t exist in classic (can’t wait to check them out on your server)
*if it makes no difference why are you worried about retail and it’s effect on sitting in cites as a example if he feels RDF helps him , he can be out farther in the world and not closer to the place he wants to run, better for all, not like most people at max level don’t just get on a flying mount and afk fly to the instance anyway.
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These anti-lfd crowd and their mental gymnastics…
There is a clear difference, with LFD you can do wtv you want, if people like to sit in a city while they wait, its for them to decide, at least you have a choice, now without it your only option is to sit in a city. The choice is clear.
i haven’t seen anyone but solo antisocial players cry over it
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The social people are the ones worried about making friends in a video game, i guess. Maybe thats because they don’t have a life.
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