I don’t want RDF in the game, but this post is grossly misinformed. The experience of the LFG tool in no way compares to RDF in terms of ease of use and priority ordering. RDF absolutely offers positive QoL improvements to the game; however, it’s the opinion of much of the player base (and seemingly Blizzard) that the benefits are not worth the downsides.
Whether or not any given person agrees that the downsides are, in fact, downsides is neither here is not really relevant to this thread. What is relevant is that spreading misinformation like this helps no one.
Read what I wrote carefully. Let’s not lose sight of what the actual issue here is. This post is wrong and wherever you stand on the RDF issue, it should not be supported.
We don’t know if this version of ‘Wrath’ will have it in or not.
I did read it, hence why I chose to reply. You said that it appears to be the opinion of much of the playerbase that the benefits are not worth the downsides. I then asked for any actual proof that this is actually the case.
It’s not even remotely the same… Well let me elaborate a bit more. This is not at all how it is working in lower levels. No more than 5 hours ago on my level 52 rogue I started a group and baby sat that LFG looking for 2.5 hours
Full group - I go to stone - As soon as I arrive at stone we notice that not a single other person was heading to the stone, tank leaves - Find tank - Healer is AFK then disconnects - tank leaves.
This went on forever I eventually gave up and started questing
Plans change because billions of dollars are on the line. No such degree of intensity exists with RDF. Can we please not chuck all nuance out the window?
If by crutch you mean definitive answer, then yes, yes it is. Problem?
A definitive answer would be something like, “We are never going to add Dungeon Finder.” It wouldn’t be, “We do not have plans to add it.” This implies that they do not currently have plans for it, but plans change all the time.
If you ask someone if they want to hang out with you, and they say “I have no plans to”, what type of answer is that, Raharrak? When people tell you no, do you think they are really saying yes?
Do you know how early in advance this stuff is done? I’m guessing you’ve never worked on the development of a product before, have you?