I was watching his stream and they had mind controlled Emberstrife to get him to use an ability to forge the Seal of Ascension. Turns out the dragon’s ability had been recently used by another group and was on a 3 hour cooldown. In vanilla this meant you had to camp there or come back with your party (because you have to weaken the dragon before you MC it, you couldn’t just do it with a solo priest).
Instead, he asks on stream for a layer invite and boom, there’s the dragon, fresh and ready to go.
Split the servers and remove layering now. People are abusing the system for everything from rarer farming to avoiding PvP. I mean you complained that flying ruined world PvP.
When people flew away they had to go somewhere else. At least you won the objective, you denied the the resource. Now they just switch laters and keep doing exactly what they were Doing!
This is worse than war mode. At least you have to go to an inn to turn off war mode.
Abusers can eliminate PvP by layer switchin right where you stand!
Edit:
First, I am not saying Asmon should be banned. I’m just pointing out this breaks the game.
Some ppl said “video or it didn’t happen”.
It was the seal of Ascension quest.
Here it is, go to 9:36:24.
Video title is “ALMOST 60–DOING UBRS–FARMING PRERAID BIS–MOTEL CORE THIS WEEKEND”
“Flames of the black dragonflight 3 hr CD.” That’s where they kill the one that has the CD, then they ask for a layer swap. Then he goes on to call everyone who doesn’t layer abuse a bunch of names.
I personally find his stream entertaining. Believe it or not, you can enjoy an entertainer’s work without agreeing with all of his opinions or actions personally
You’d never be able to watch anything if you had to 100% approve of everything the entertainers do.
My point is that Blizzard needs to remove layering now, split the servers, merge them later when they’re low pop, allow free xfers from high to low pop, just like we had in vanilla. It worked then without layering, it can work now.
I mean it worked in 2004-2006 when a decent computer had a Pentium 4 with a 130 Passmark score, now we have PCs that exceed 20K Passmark on one socket. WIth 153 times more processing power, we should be able to have what we had 15 years ago…