You are not unique in this area. Majority of people I raid with are married or have kids. If something comes up we either take a break or don’t pull the boss until the player comes back. I’ve waited in raid groups so that a player could feed his cat or tend to his grandparent. And of course we all at some point have to use the bathroom. No one is saying “Sit there for four hours and DON’T MOVE!”
We get it. I don’t have time for ranked PVP or M+ dungeons. That means I don’t get access to those mounts. No big deal.
This is a forum and we have the same right to voice our opinion as you do. Deal with it.
You’re making zero sense. Saying that everyone should have the same definition of “less stress” and it should be mine is implying what I’m saying is fact so yeah, in a way, you did.
Anyways, I wish they would do a player housing system. That would keep all types of players busy. I haven’t logged into WoW in a week because I’ve been grinding reps in SWTOR to unlock decorations.
I was mad at first. But then I saw one. If it looked like JellyCat, Id still be mad. But current design, I might ride it for a day or 2. But then back to my normals
The thing is the complaining would have been significantly less if Blizzard hadnt let people believe that it was going to be in LFR. They switched it last second and that is what has rubbed people.
For weeks people were thinking “neat, I just LFR and i get to have this cool cat” only to have that taken from them last second.
Wether you support the change and hate the complaining or you hate the change and complain, both sides should be directing their grief at Blizz not each other.
Blizz created this problem by lying about who was going to be able to get it.
Except that…it does. You join a normal pug, kill a boss or two then hop off. Join another later. I wrap up gladiator and +20s with a healer who is on for 30-90 minutes a day and often only a few days a week so I think most people just aren’t very good at managing their time.
