Tutorial for finding groups

I always heard gangsters should never be trusted.

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You can coordinate with players in the dungeon. Rdf doesn’t prevent that.

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Can you preface your future comments with clown/clown so we know how to refer to you instead of having to infer it? Thanks

Do some battlegrounds and get back to me on this.

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Let’s see. 1 hour to gather party, additional 15-20 for summoners, add on another 10 and I’m being incredibly generous on this one, for a tank to ditch because he’s tired of waiting so you look for another. Or RDF that takes maybe 20 minutes for the DPS to get in, instant for the others. You tell me clown kek.

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How is Blizzard going to make people play longer if they don’t waste peoples’ time?

revert instant mail on the same account/ :smiley:

Tutorial for finding groups:
Step 1: Add RDF.
Step 2: Use RDF.

Or don’t. I’m not your MomDad.
You can still use the LFG tool and wait forever! :+1:

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Waste X amount of time using LFG tool, messaging those in your level range, waiting half an hour to an hour for each person and then either disbanding, or spending a larger amount of time looking for additional players and travelling to the meeting stone.

Realize for the time investment of forming a group and running the dungeon it really isn’t worth the loot or the experence and your time would literally be better spent leveling so that you can reach maximum level in order to be able to actually find a group manually in a decent amount of time.

OR

Hey, bit bored of questing, maybe I’ll just queue RDF. okay, 15 minute wait no big deal might as well just keep doing what I’m doing… queue pops, you do the dungeon, etc. all the menial tediously ridiculous work is done for you and you’ve had fun. Spawn back at the same location and continue doing whatever actually eager to run another dungeon.

Anyone with half a brain cell knows queue-based matchmaking is what you need in 2022, and every major game has it.

It’s hard enough finding people for bloody group quests let alone dungeons.

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This tutorial is basically a guide to cold calling.

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Tutorial for RDF

Use it and enjoy it.

Or dont, thats also fine.

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Lol, getting repeatedly denied is part of the social experience.

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Yeah, SFK is sooo out of the way that it takes a party one hour to get two people there to start summoning.

What a ridiculous take.

When you don’t have a legitimate point, you have to exaggerate.

But classic have the fastest leveling option “buy shop boost”

Getting to Scarlet Monastery as Alliance sucks.

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while you were memeing this is only slightly possible on a locked server with 2-10+ hour queues, any low to medium pop server will just find no one lol, i know ive been on both and tried on both.

What is ridiculous is you thinking everyone here hasn’t experienced this.

Groups fail prior to the start of the dungeon. This is undeniable. Yet here you are pretending it’s an exaggeration.

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Can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic or not…but I’m getting the sarcasm vibe here.

Um, yes it is. It is in the SIlverpine forest and it is a Horde territory
First you need to have FP, which will be A VERY VERY Long run through a number of high level zones. Then you need to have another person with this FP available.

And then you need to fly across the entire continent to get there.

The only 3 easy to access dungeons (as Alliance) are Stockades, Gnomer & ZF. Rest are actually really really far away. There was a bit of reasoning to do them in Classic, but not since TBC/Wrath. Most certainly not in Wrath, unless you already have an easier way to access it & have a group who is ready to farm it to actually make all this travel time worth it.

Oh, so we are supposed to accept the extreme example that rarely happens and then conclude what a waste of time forming dungeons using the current method is?

These RDFers are hysterical.

Enjoy your questing lol.

So all anyone has to do is sent out whispers to random people, and put those same random people on a list? I feel like there is a better, more efficient way to put random people into a dungeon together.

I wonder…

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