We need that to streamline and organize groups better.
There are lots of people looking for tanks, healers and damage dealers for a greater number of different dungeons, and yet it is a getting a bit lost in the LFG channel.
There is a shortage of tanks, yes, but it is aggravated with the impossibility of following up like 100 messages per minute in the LFG channel, if not more.
The tool was part of TBC, but we don’t need that old version that would’ve had to be coded.
We can use the same version from Retail.
It is easier.
It is efficient.
It is good.
It helps to know exactly what we are looking for.
Since we already had some changes to the game, having a better tool (and HAVING a tool) for dungeon or group finder is definitely going to help improve the game.
EDIT:
TL;DR;
I am not talking about the LFD dungeon that will queue you up and meet you with random persons automatically, that was introduced later on Wrath.
I am talking about the group finder that existed in OG TBC, using the current interface of Retail LFG, which basically lets you list your group and the leader will decide who invites etc.
Dungeon Finder will be here with Wrath of the Lich King and if it’s cross-realm we can definitely wait for that game-killing garbage. However, it is curious that we still don’t have the old Looking For Group tool that was part of The Burning Crusade.
You have to clarify this point hard because people hate being teleported to the dungeon and cross realm. This is what people are scared of including me
Dungeon Finder has been used by Blizzard to describe the system as well. LFG is what the retail system is that still requires manual entry and grouping.
You probably missed the part where I said that there are way too many people using the same channel to find more people and it is becoming hard for people to connect with.
The Group Finder tool that existed in TBC helped groups to be formed. Sadly you weren’t there to understand what I am talking about, so that is why I hoped that you would’ve read the thread instead just trolling.