Gearing Alts is already a nightmare because the people doing keys 2-11 are the same baddies that were being terrible in heroic dungeons a few weeks ago.
M0? Sure, slap that in lfd tool. Honestly could probably just take out m0 and just call it heroic and uptune existing heroic the slight amount it would take. Give people a 2 keystone as they are gearing to get to m+ levels and get rid of the useless difficulty that is heroic. Anything with a timer though keep it out of lfd
it’s not, of course. but people think it’ll make them more successful because the “elitists” won’t be able to reject them from groups.
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yea people just hate reading that they got declined.
Lets be real, a dps queue for a class with no hero would be way longer than just staring at LFG.
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agreed. it’s very much a psychological thing. people see “declined” and take it as a judgement of their personal worth and not just, you know, the group got 40 dps applicants and couldn’t take them all.
Just take the weekly lockout off of M0s. I’ve never understood it.
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I think I agree with you. One of the main reasons I haven’t played mythic dungeons is because I really don’t like the idea of someone who knows nothing about me judging me before I’ve even got in “their” group.
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+5’s have 2 affixes. That might be a bit much for ppl that are used to queued content.
in your mind, how does this “fix” M+?
wouldn’t +6 and up have the same problems 0-5 have? when would the calls for 6-9 to be added pop up?
This is so completely incorrect I’m almost at a loss for words.
It’d be fine for regular mythics.
Not for keys, people expect some responsibility and manual filtering with (tighter) timed fights that you can fail.
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All eZ. Absolutely should be. Still don’t wanna do them.
They aren’t judging “you” they are scrolling through a list of 20+ names and IL and picking the highest ones.
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I honestly think all content should be on the LFD. Mythic raids, all M+ levels and all Arena modes, enter at your own risk.
The thinking side of my brain is fully aware of that, unfortunately the feeling side negates and overcomes.
Most people seem to believe we humans are thinking creatures who feel when in reality we’re feeling creatures who think.
You have to be in a guild or have friends. Neither here.
No you dont, you ever heard of a group finder lol
I’d agree with you if it was “in the moment” but after we’ve had time to calm down and look at a situation I think we are very much thinking creatures.
Like I get being frustrated as you see “+15 has been delisted” “you have been declined from +15”
but 20 mins after I assume people should be able to remember the reality of what really happens and move on
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okay, i would love to learn more about this. is the idea that a randomized group finder that has 50 dps applying for every open slot going to be a better experience than a manual group finder that has 50 dps applying for every open slot?
OMG…just LOL
You do realize the literal intention of those AIs is to be stomped, yes? Like how bad do you have to be in this game to not only yourself lose to them but also your entire team? Like there is just no way.
I think actually we need a more robust LFG tool for keys and this includes the OPTION to list your key and set parameters BUT the caveat is that, once set, you’re obligated to let the group finder actually build and run the group. You can’t set an IO/item level higher than your own and while you can pick specs, you’re forced to take the 1st applicant of that spec that meets the requirements. You don’t have the ability to kick anyone from the group nor are they able to swap their spec once in the group.
You always have the option to build groups the old fashioned way and good players certainly will, but at least there would be a queue option that has smarter group building capabilities at the loss of control…so left of bell curvers have a more reliable way “in” at the cost of the overall quality of groups built that way…but sure for lower key levels, it’d likely work fine since the margin for error is far more generous to begin with.