They absolutely did NOT do this in Legion. Legion was the start of all this. You were in FoH right? You did not experience any Mythic tier while current until Antorus, and that caused the guild to completely fall apart before you were even half way through and Noodle ghosted everyone and just straight up server transferred. I do not understand why you are arguing about this with me.
No one here is arguing with you.
I did peek into mythic during EN, Nighthold, and TOS, separately from FOH. The EN group I played with monstered through EN Mythic, but it was the first tier and replaced relatively quickly so it didn't matter. The half tier between EN and TOS caused alt guilds I was following and playing with to dissolve due to Hela's tuning. That was long before TOS.
Noodle is the singular reason FOH crumbled midway through Antorus and I assume he would say no different. Losing a tank and raid leader tends to do that to a guild. Also not the first time I have experienced this first hand. It dates back to before mythic raiding was a thing, but speaking specifically to mythic, when Siege of Org opened mythic, Blackfuse murdered a guild I was in when they couldn't consistently field enough for 25 after hitting a wall being so close to the next expac, even after being server first for everything heroic prior to mythic being a thing.
Other than my inconsistent attendance on Mondays, FoH progressed every week. Albeit we were far behind the curve being a historically average, casual as fuck heroic guild, going from server rank of 300 to the top 4 or 5 in a single tier, kinna still butt hurt about the whole thing, but it is what it is.
Average guilds are fragile and the game itself is quite long in the tooth, so individual player dedication is waning heavily without monetary or ohysical rewards. Makes me better understand the proliferation of games like Destiny, Anthem, Division, etc, allowing short time frames for encounters, and gear trickle without substantial content we should expect from a subscriber based game.
