"Just get a guild"

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Sick to death of hearing this. Blizzard, if you didn’t want people to pug everything and expect things to be tuned to the pug experience, you shouldn’t have allowed realms to be annihilated slowly over the past decade. It should not be the player’s responsibility to try to piece together the frayed ends of community that are left in the game and honestly I’m sick of people trying to make excuses for it.

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If i were you, I’d join a guild. :upside_down_face:

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Personally they just need to add a way for solo players to do all content with NPCs helping them like the trust system in FF14.

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This, I don’t have time for a guild and a guild doesn’t have time for me due to shift work, and my family.

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Yeah. We need to work harder to take the MMO out of the MMORPG.

I am sure with more effort, we can completely turn WoW into a single player game.

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Now this elve is master class :rofl:

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What are you complaining about exactly? Normal and Heroic raids are easily pugged later in the tier, so are mid/low keys. High keys and Mythic raids aren’t meant to be pugged.

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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is my top recommendation if you are looking for a game where you can kill giant, fire-breathing monsters without needing help from other actual people.

Or Monster Hunter World if you want that WoW feel of grinding; it takes a while to gather enough Rathian asses to make a new helmet.

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Making wow single player would make it better. Players are very toxic, like method who just makes a bunch of money with the e-sports crap. The game is no longer a game to sit down and enjoy. It’s this big D contest, and has become the biggest clown show on the market because of it.

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No. Just no.

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I mean… communities are a player driven experience.

Join a guild.

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I completely disagree. But it sounds like an offline game is better suited for you.

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No. Go play a singleplayer game.

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“gett offffff myyy llaawwwwnnn”

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Why wouldn’t it be the player’s responsibility?

How is it Blizzard’s responsibility to force people to be friends with you?

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Any randomly queue’d PvE content is, by all measures, Solo content with NPCs. Sometimes you just get unlucky and one of the NPCs is a dick, one of the NPCs kills the orb too fast, etc.

LFG isn’t actually a group with other players.

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If a group of people are the best team in the world at [insert thing here] typically they can use to make a living, or at least a decent amount of side cash. WoW has always been about epeen flexing, hence the existence of the term. Also I sit down and enjoy the game for several hours each day, so I can confirm that it does still work.

You may no longer enjoy the game, but in that case I recommend a break to try other things, recharge your interest in the game, and pick it back up if the itch returns.

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disagree

get a guild or accept what comes with pugging which is a massive headache depending on content/ilvl etc

also sunday was yesterday

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Well, clearly you should be punished for that.

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Im right there with you on that. I don’t want to be bound to be on at a certain time for a certain amount of time on a certain day (or days) to be able to enjoy current content.

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