This Loot System is Awful

It’s not though. You can still kill all of the Demolishers, it will just take longer.

This is most definitely not true.

But, as pointed out earlier, you don’t lose any loot because of it.

That doesn’t qualify as a boss.

But again, doesn’t impact the amount of loot you receive at the end.

It does, actually. You get more loot if you hit the timer. And you get more IO and the opportunity to push a higher key. If you burn the key, you go backwards, wasting the time you already spent AND the time you spend to get back to where you started.

You would be wrong because you can overheal every single fight and remove the possibility of stupids killing the raid on basically everything except heroic mekka. Also there is no raid timer so yeah that isn’t a factor you still have to clear it.

Lol what in a 29 man raid one person can absolutely die and not matter. The 5 man hard limit allows way harder tuning.

I really feel like you should get 3 options from your M+ chest and be able to choose, or have multiple items drop like they did during beta.

Maybe that’s too generous or convenient for blizzard though.

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I was not talking about Heroic, but thanks for stating the obvious.

Why are you comparing mythic to a difficulty that drops 400 ilvl gear?

Because of the suggestion above that it should drop 410 or higher.

Only at the levels where individual execution is as difficult as mythic raiding. I’m not saying tens should drop 410 gear.

But you did say 15s should. 15s are not hard.

I think that could be debatable. I made a post s little bit ago about assigning Ilvl to loot by ranking on the leaderboards.

Top 35% get ilvl 400
Top 15% get 410
Top 5% get 415

You say 15s aren’t hard, but really that could item level creep, right? You’re 9/9, 416 with pretty much you’re pick of gear. But, if it was based off of your ranking on the leaderboard, it would be based on overall effort. Could be a better system overall. Besides, “difficulty” is somewhat relative, % of completion is really the only metric that can be reliably used.