And this is the problem. Now if FoH couldn't just give up because they already had one notch below on farm maybe you (and the rest of the guild) would have stuck it out.Yeah I really enjoy the challenge. I left FoH to pursue it.
Thats another thing that ruined WoW IMO was the entire LFG and LFR bullshit. I know this has been argued to death around here, but years later you can see the impact it had on the game and pretty much all negative.
My.problem with your argument is it comes down to personal responsibility. You see mythic and think that you absolutely need to get there.And this is the problem. Now if FoH couldn't just give up because they already had one notch below on farm maybe you (and the rest of the guild) would have stuck it out.
Nuke it from orbit.Well, that was quick. I found out about Will It Classic - A Community driven source for up to date information on addons for Classic WoW and there is someone making an LFG/LFR addon for classic:
GitHub - fbrusch-ik/wow-classic-lfg-lfr: An implementation of the LFG and LFR Protocols to enable random raiding like in retail.
An implementation of the LFG and LFR Protocols to enable random raiding like in retail. - fbrusch-ik/wow-classic-lfg-lfrgithub.com
I do agree some QoL changes would be nice but how far is too far is the problem. I don't trust them not to fuck it up. I'd honestly love to have dual specs in the game, or at least massively reduce the cost to respec.There are going to be certain QoL things that everyone is going to be upset about. For instance, when Vanguard introduced its dual targetting system everyone lauded it as a great breakthrough. WoW added focustarget for a similar setup. But classic isn't going to have focus targets enabled which kind of sucks.
I think fundamentally we are on different wavelengths here. Neither of us is going to agree the other is right.Yeah I wanted to do "mythic" but I didn't want to quit the guild I was in to find another one over it so I quit the game instead. You think that's good for the health of the game, I do not.
I'd rather there be one mode thats more difficult than heroic, but not something catering to no lifer guilds like Method.
I also think they'd be better off not wasting time with new leveling zones and multiple raid difficulties and instead focusing on not letting massive amounts of time between new end game content lapse.
Then the guild died and you stopped playing altogether. I've also left guilds to go to better guilds and ended up quitting later on. Some of that is going to happen no matter what, I don't want a faceroll easy game, I actually want things to be difficult enough where accomplishing something feels special. I just don't think having different tiers of options for the same content is healthy for the game overall.I think fundamentally we are on different wavelengths here. Neither of us is going to agree the other is right.
It was a hard decision to leave my guild to pursue a challenge, even harder because I had been the GM for years.
You're correct. The different tiers of content just split the playerbase up, just like a paid DLC does. Don't have the DLC for whatever reason? Too bad, can't do the content that other people are then moving on too. I imagine the various tiers of raids hurt the playerbase (guilds) as much as the raid size reduction, since the higher you go, the lower that population will be.Then the guild died and you stopped playing altogether. I've also left guilds to go to better guilds and ended up quitting later on. Some of that is going to happen no matter what, I don't want a faceroll easy game, I actually want things to be difficult enough where accomplishing something feels special. I just don't think having different tiers of options for the same content is healthy for the game overall.
Yeah, but look at the size of my mythic dikkkk when I succeed in game and destroy what socializing is left in my at all costs guild brah.The current Mythic tier difficulty fractures guilds and creates a lot of turmoil and strife. It's absolutely bad for the game because guilds stop being social networks of people who enjoy playing together and instead become a means to an end meant to satisfy personal achievement.
Don't like the idea of a permanent transfer, goes against the whole losing your character. Maybe offer a one time copy from Classic to TBC, then the same from TBC to Wrath.Way to do progression servers is to have Classic only servers and Burning Crusade only servers and Wrath only servers.
Then if you are on a Classic server you can talk to a NPC at the Dark Portal lv60 and permanently transfer your character to the Burning Crusade server, so the players decide when to progress or not.