Yeah they would do it to see the content, putting pieces of loot in there just encourages them to run it more than once
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They can see the content on youtube. or go watch a streamer?
Oh, what a genius. Tell people who want to actually play the game to not play the game if they want to see what they’re missing
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IDK what to tell you man, you have an unhealthy obsession with loot and its warping your view on what this game is
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If people really want to do something they’ll find a way to do it. If they don’t then they really didn’t want to do it.
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I genuinely don’t even know where to begin poking holes in that logic. It’s basically already a giant gap to begin with
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There is no gap in the logic. It is 100% basic common sense if someone really wants to do something they will do it. That is 100% basic human nature.
You know what, fair enough. In fact, you know what I would really, and I mean really like to do? Buy Europe, all for myself. I can totally do that, you said it yourself
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While my statement
highlights a principle of determination, it doesn’t account for practical limitations and individual circumstances.
To address the comparison about buying Europe:
Practical Limitations: The desire to achieve something does not necessarily equate to the ability to achieve it. There are practical limitations, such as resources, time, and skills, that can hinder someone from accomplishing their goals, regardless of their determination.
The comparison to buying Europe, an unrealistic and impractical goal, is not analogous to players wanting to raid normal content but facing barriers. While determination is a key factor in achieving goals, it’s essential to acknowledge and address the practical barriers that individuals might face.
No no no. You said it’s human nature, if someone wants something enough they will do it. Either nothing has “practical and individual limitations”, or everything does, including raiding. You don’t get to choose what does and doesn’t count
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How many times do you need to be told, LFR isn’t a catch up mechanic, its for people who cant commit to a scheculed raid enviroment to be able to at least see the raid. You know… the people that have zero effect on you what so ever.
And like it has been previously shown to you in other threads, no, it is not. The reason it was added was accessibility for more players to raid. Go away AI whale.
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same they decided to listen to the sweaty elitests agian and not do what they were going to cuz they wanted to make it into a 10 man something it wasnt meant to GG sweatys u fu##ed us over agian
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They can’t resist trying to ‘improve’ these old systems.
And just end up breaking them and their version is always worse than the original.
And yes, all they seem to care about are the toxic, elitist sweatlords. For whatever reason that’s their target audience.
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I do love me some Nobbel Lore ASMR.
This reminds me of the day blizzard added the anti boosting mechanics and that ended up screwing over a lot of legit players and didn’t stop botting and gold selling at all.
They decided to listen to the basement dwellers who think theirs is the only correct way of playing the game.
That’s not what raids are meant for. It’s not story time… you watch YouTube for that.
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its kinda funny the way this community is
“lfr isn’t coming”
“i bet its because you listened to sweatlords”
“no we can’t get it to work”
“darn sweatlords”
“here’s full gear from dungeons”
“sweatlords did this”
“what”
“casuals and sweatlords are natural enemies! like casuals and other casuals! Damn casuals! they ruined wow!”
it would genuinely be hard to find some elitists who care enough about lfr to try to get it cancelled
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Sometimes the arguments are funny.
To you. Raids have stories that people enjoy following, especially the last one of an expansion that caps off the entire thing
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