Just add soloqueue with its own ranking and treat the ranking like rbgs. I don’t need titles or mounts, I just want to play end game content when I get home from work. At least update the archaic group finder. Too much time spent looking for people to play with and not actually playing. Anyone else feel this way? Thoughts?
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mechagnome rogue, what big cheeks you have!
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If they added a soloq for rbgs then why would anyone ever queue for random bgs or rated bgs again? You add one game mode and lose two. lol.
Maybe, but as of right now a lot of pvpers are spending most of their time looking through group finding and not actually playing. Even when you finally get a grp going, everyone bails after the first loss and you have to start the whole process again. I don’t know if soloq is the answer but there has to be a better way than what currently exists 
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Work on finding communities and populating your btag list and stop starting at 0 when trying to get something going.
If blizz needs to work on anything, it needs to be the premade group finder and a way to organize your friends list.
Nah, I already work 8hrs a day 5 days a week. I’m good dude.
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How about: you can’t queue for solo queue BGs unless you have a minimum item level, which would align with what you can get from random BGs.
I think people would still queue for preform rated BGs and even randoms to play with a team of their friends or to help alts gear.
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Well somebody has to work and the developers are on vacation!
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Lets not. /10char
Seems like those 40 hours have taken a heavy toll on you. It might be best to look at other games.
That is such a terrible answer that is overly used.
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Have been.
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Yeah would love solo q
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I would love solo queue, but I know how toxic people are and playing with manchild who think they are better than they actually are (thus blaming everyone else for losing) is not pleasant.
It would need to be heavily moderated to be successful and I don’t think Blizzard is in the market to spend money. They already cutback on gms and developers, not sure if the greedy corporate in charge would want to hire new people to moderate while not explicitly increasing revenue.
For rbgs, could even have duo queue.
Wow has such a huge population, which would only increase with solo queue that mmr would be quite accurate after some time.
Let’s keep hoping
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For starters, thanks for the thought-out response:) And yes, I agree. People would definitely be toxic and play the blame game. However, I already see a lot of that in random bgs and group finder. Although, it would probably be a lot worse with the randomness coupled with rating and rewards on the line. I think it would be worth it though. That’s just my opinion. I’ll keep my fingers crossed with you 
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What is preventing you from grabbing anyone out of LFG and qing?
I have been doing this. I find it quicker to build a group using group finder and then que. It just takes time and the groups seem to fall apart after one loss. It just seems very tedious and too time consuming. I don’t mind so much on weekends when I have more time to play but I’ve just been avoiding it during the work week and logging on less as result. I’m just looking for a solution for us more casual players. Still want to participate in end game but don’t want to spend more time forming groups than actually playing.
Skirmishes are your solution.
It takes literally 1 minute to find 2 people in lfg unless you’re picky about cr.
RBG’s are great for alts. A lot of people queue RBG’s because they give conquest and a bunch of honor. You can make your own group real fast and go to work
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No form of character progression in skirmishes. Also, this isn’t just a me problem.
Even top end players find this to be an issue.