if you complete a 10 with 19 deaths, you do not deserve an 11. And with or without affix, you don’t get an 11. (in most cases.)
Yea, if my entire party disconnects, the key should auto complete itself, and I should get a +3 because of factors beyond my control.
you might be right if you didnt have to run back to where you were after a wipe…terrible design is terrible whether its challengers peril or the antiquated design of running back.
I’m not entirely sure I understand what your comment has to do with mine? Or are you just trying to make some quip about “Mythic + Culture?”
Yeah, because my post definitely insinuated that everyone dc’ing deserves a special prize… That was sarcasm, by the way, since you don’t seem to really understand anything else I’ve said.
Seems to me that finishing a run with 4 people when someone disconnects midway through is a damn good measure of skill though, regardless of if you’re 10 min off the timer or not. Should you plus the key if you fail time? No. Should you lose 15 sec because that guy died when he went offline as opposed to the 5 sec it’s always been? Also no.
For the record though, I don’t think anyone here asked or cares what you think we “deserve”.
But this is what it is. people what to structure reward systems so they get what they deserve.
Instead of the game not letting you pass at 19 deaths (due to not timed) they want it nerfed enough so that they pass with 19 deaths.
The extra time is just a dumb compromise to throw whiners a bone, but they fundamentally disagree with the philosophy that deaths should be punished.
IMO, without the affix a single brez’d death is not punished enough, but with the affix a wipe is too punishing.
Here’s a couple alternatives:
Removing a time penalty that has never existed in the past isn’t nerfing the content. You still have both tyrannical AND fortified to contend with. Personally, I’d rather see an affix that blocks you from using battle rezzes than this Champion’s Peril nonsense.
This affix took the place of a real affix for similar difficulty.