Cus we definitely needed a 50th thread on this.
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Maybe Blizzard should learn to read what their achievements say and not change them last minute.
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I repeat, maybe you should not be gimping yourself and whining about it.
Somebody sounds a little jealous.
Yes well unfortunately some people’s applied meaning of the word is wrong.
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I completed all 36 of the mage towers in legion, mythic raided during some tiers, completed keystone mastery in others, and more. In no way am I the best player, but I’m not bad. There are many others like me. The thing I’m bad at is having free time and a consistent schedule between work and family obligations. Calling everyone who doesn’t do something “bad” is such an overbroad misstatement.
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You can burn through normal faster then LFR. In many cases you’ll have multiple normal bosses down before the LFR que even pops.
You’re bad at time management.
I both (A) work 60-80 hours a week and (B) take care of a sick parent. I couldn’t care less about your black and white statements. Your character’s race speaks for itself.
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Whoa… Context matters here. Tell us your true feelings about people different than yourself. 
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Well luckily I’ve taught you how to be more time efficient.
No, because I can do work emails while I’m in the queue and log them as billable hours.
You shouldn’t be playing wow while at work silly.
I’m salaried. Work doesn’t end when I go home.
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I’ll jump back into raiding once Blizzard adds a queue. I’m not against doing normal and heroic, I’m just so spoiled by being able to queue for content, that’s the only way I’ll do it.
And from what a lot of you are saying about normal difficulty, it shouldn’t be an issue if Blizzard decides to add a queue. It allows me to take on slightly more difficult content without needing to join someone’s discord or commit to the entire run.
Dang sounds like you picked the wrong career.
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hahahaha fair enough
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I thought that the fact LFR even exists is evidence that Blizzard cares? You get to see raids and complete storylines without investing in a community, at your convenience.
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It’s the “no good deed goes unpunished” scenario.
Casuals: WAaaaaaaaaaaaah! I don’t raid and I never get to see the end of the storyline!
Bliz: Ok … here’s a completely unchallenging version of raid so you can. We’ll even give you a chance at some gear and add a stacking buff so each time your group wipes it gives you a better chance the next time.
Casuals: … Waaaaaaaaaaaaaah! I want ALL the things the other raids have cause it’s not FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIR!
Bliz: … what?
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You mean the “casuals” who swear Blizz hates them and who complain every day that they have nothing to do but have been subbed continuously for almost 20 years?
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@OP
When I read comments like this, I get the feeling a lot of people do not understand what a reward is. You ARE NOT being punished or discriminated against because you did not or can not complete a certain task. You are reward because you did. There’s a huge difference.
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I wonder how many sub renewals they’ll lose over this one.
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