If folks only ran it for the gear, which is a good incentive mind you, then folks wouldn’t ever run anything above 15
You quite clearly haven’t played Diablo or any Roguelite-game in the past 20 years or so, this is an incredibly popular genre of games, running the same thing over and over again with slight changes to it
10K in M+ is not good DPS. I ran with someone in lower kara 15 at 298 iLVL, finished overall with 25.6K DPS. My last guild clear on Sylvanas, which includes a lot of moving around between phases, and I had a 286 warlock pull on the logs 13.5K DPS and that’s 90% ST damage.
Not entirely, the higher your timed key the more chance you have to get a third piece of gear drop.
Yes but also not quite
Since going above a 15 will increase the yield by some small percentages but overall you wouldn’t go above a 15 if all you cared about was the gear, the increase wouldn’t be overall a valuable time investment for the general player compared to just doing more 15s
But you are correct even if I don’t think it particularly matters in the context of which I responded to Krutz
Pretty sure WoW has been an RP game for some 18 years now, the whole definition of an MMORPG is role playing in one way or another.
Just because someone decides to take a Night Elf to dance on a mailbox does not mean that guy running around with their Dwarf hunter in Dun Morogh is any less of an RP’er.
I don’t understand how you go from having a terrible experience with players who are clearly incompetent and not ready for a +17, yet, come to the conclusion that queueable would solve anything. If anything it shows that queueable would be a bigger disaster.
IO/Score shows a players experience while IO’s website will show a run-by-run list of all keys completed and timed. It gives the group leader player agency in deciding who joins. Queueable removes that agency.
The tens of thousands of characters running above 15 that gives no gear advantage, they must hate their lives doing something they hate past its usefulness.
Yeah, I did read your OP. You do realize all of that is already Logged right? That’s how sites like Warcraft Logs function. Queueable wouldn’t work. Just look at LFR and how gutted it is and people still fail it.
You do also realise Blizzard do nothing with this information and that’s even IF someone logs it, not everyone logs M+, it’s pointless to tell us to use what is there when it’s not always there to use.