I just do the best I can. Funny enough I’m fine in a lot of other areas. It’s only those with constant mist effects (the last part of Waycrest) and fights with ridiculous amounts of mechanics like Azshara that give me problems.
That’s yet another argument for LFR. If I didn’t have an understanding guild, would anyone else be taking me and my bad computer to places?
ironically once it loads i m good to go its just the intial loading dungeons seem to load faster than open world
No offense (really, I’ve been there), but should you be inflicting this upon anyone who isn’t on board?
I get LFR is easy, but dang…
Because it’s not like I’m straight-up non-functional in these areas. I can still do DPS and mechanics. I’m just a few seconds slower than the other guy. But I also play a mage so blink is a lifesaver in that regard.
That’s not really an argument lol.
If its that bad, you are still being carried.
Even if its just LFR, its still unfair.
I’d do your best to upgrade this holiday season.
Low end PCs are really cheap now.
But all that aside, obviously you could just find a guild filled with people willing to support you no matter what.
Hell, I drag people along to mythic who have no business there because they are friends for years.
Just gotta get out there and make connections.
Sadly, right now, there are no reasons for guilds like that to exist, thanks in no small part to LFR 
Queuing didn’t hurt the community. Players do.
If you cannot come together without being forced, then you are this issue.
Unemployed, have no money to speak of.
Perfect! That’s the easiest to fix.
Look into external SSDs.
Get one that is as small as possible.
Should be like less than 50 dollars.
Copy WoW over to it, and you’ll never have issues like that again.
I did it this summer and never looked back!
I been saying this for years, but people have self perceived reasons for believing LFR is a problem especially when they see a Youtuber talking about it being a problem just so they can get likes and subscribes.
And I don’t know why people use “Without LFR people would have incentive to do normal or higher” as a pillar for their argument.
You should, they make up the majority of the player base.
No it wouldn’t be the best version of the game cause with only a thousand people, there’d be no game.
It really doesn’t prove your point at all.
How are you paying for wow then?
Wildstar had a single ad comparing itself to hardcore wow and that ad was the most successful piece of video game marketing I have ever seen, after a entire decade and by a lot of people who never played it they just quote the ad.
i will thank all of yall for being helpful and keeping it civil for the most part . maybe its time i look for another server
Game tokens. I work toward a quota of gold every month.
Oh, well clearly it’s alive and thriving now then.
How do you pay for internet etc?
Point is, if you are alive in 2019, you can save a bit of money every month to get a new PC.
They are much cheaper than you realize.
It isn’t but to put it into perspective you essentially had to do pathfinder part one and two in wildstar to learn your end game talents…
The games death was its level of grinding.
Who pays the repair bill?
My family pays for it.
Yes I am alive in 2019, and I actually do want to work, but my depression, anxiety, and seeming inability to actually land a job (no one wants to hire someone as pathetic as me) is preventing that.
Pathfinder one and two were accomplished by playing the game. Damn near mindlessly.
If Wildstar considered that grind, it would have been the most casual MMO released in years.