How do you tune that? Tuning for less than 5 is pretty hard, borderline impossible. Not to mention, what does the rest of the raid do while they wait for 5 people to do something? Why is splitting my 25 man raid into 5 groups more compelling or interesting? It sounds like a pain in the ass, I rather play with the other 24 people like I intended when I joined the raid.
So basically Plane of Time which is something we railed against when it came out ....
The scarlet clockwork fight was pretty fun in GW2. Basically it had 5 MOBA like lanes that had to be defended with limited ability to swap from one lane to the other to bolster a week lane. Once the final fight started you went into an event where there were different platforms that were automatically filled with people to even them out each fighting a version of the same boss. Each had to win in the time limit to zap the clockwork and get to the next part of the fight. Overall it was one of the most fun pug raids in a game I have seen it was about the limit of what you can ask a raid of total strangers to do.
I take it you've never been to Tanaan Jungle then. Jesus H. Christ, do you ever take longer than 30 seconds to spew this shit onto our browsers?
Gothik.
GW2 did a passable job scaling events from solo through zerg levels.
Again, WoW players don't want interesting filler content between boss fights. They want to take restroom breaks, enchant their gear, transmog, talk about the upcoming boss, joke around... not take shit serious.
Maybe you should elaborate because you seem pretty worked up about mere suggestions on how to make raids different.
Well then your pretty safe playing wow then since they'll never change at this point.
There are a ton of good games right now, WoW is in a stagnant point (as are like every other mmo). Diablo 3's new season is really damn fun and scratches that multiplayer itch pretty well.
Tanks even badly geared ones typically are not an issue for all but a couple LFR bosses. Most I am pretty sure tanks auto attacking could do what you need them to do.
Not saying your decision was wrong, but that probably speaks more to you being overgeared for LFR than the tank being undergeared. It's not like you can really gear for stamina these days; it's all about ilvl. The only real itemization choice you get besides sidegrades are trinkets, and bonus armor is more important on those than stamina.
Oh no I definitely agree but it's instantly a turn off in any situation. I don't need to do LFR at all, I just wanted to do something but I realize I don't actually want to do something so I found a reason to blame it on. Tank liked swimming in the water on Gorefiend and asking why he's taking so much damage too, so there's that.
