WoW is a MMORPG not just a game of Tetris. I like that WoW has a story that takes me on a journey. I wish I could see it this week in LFR but it’s only a week which isn’t to bad. If it wasn’t for LFR most players won’t get to see it at all.
Because Blizzard has done a terrible job with tuning raids, no one wants to do them anymore. Thus, their “participation” is down. So they are forcing us to do this quest to help boost their metrics.
I’m perfectly fine with that as long as the war campaign isn’t going to gate anything important (eg: flying, followers, future patch regions, etc)
(to clarify: I’m not against raids having a meaningful participation reward and I realize that obviously whatever it is I won’t be getting it any time soon if I’m not going to participate; my anxiety comes simply from the quest log listing the raid quest as the next step of of the main war campaign and worrying about how much of the rest of the expansion that gates)
Then just watch the ending on youtube. You don’t need to finish the raid… it’s not a barrier to Zandalari/Kul Tirans and it doesn’t get you any mounts, pets or toys so if you are unable to ignore an unfinished quest in your log or you simply can’t abandon something you have no plans on doing then that’s more your own problems.
Why do you believe this raid quest is a requirement?
The war campaign ends, you get an achievement for it, and then Talanji offers you the quest to defeat Jaina – because its logical to the storyline that after being involved in the war campaign, you’d move onto defeating the Alliance.
If the raid quest was required, we wouldn’t get the achievement beforehand, we’d get it after turning in the quest to Nathanos.
Cmon, lets at least complain about important things! (and no, the weekly kill quest awarding i400 items is not important either)