Big wins for casuals! Dual Spec - Cross server

finaly flashpoint finder , i have a reason to resub again when it comes out ..

like 5 days left before my sub ends and definetly not resubbing after some fixes and fpfinder


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dont be stupid plz ,

i always laugh at these people who say this ...

break comunity lol ...break social aspect ... lmaoLOL

gtf o dude , .. hows spamming in general chat for 30 minutes ... like : ..

Looking for 1 healer and 1 dps for FP ... LFM 1 healer , LFM 1 HEALER ! , LFM 1 healer x 100 ..

hows that social ?? ...

the fact remains , most of us just wanna play this game and not waste time 30 mins - hour , spamming the same message over and over ....

dunno how thats being called social ... sriously it's just a lame excuse , and not even vial

Yeah you're right man. I imagined general chat going from chuck norris jokes to dead baby jokes. I imagined group content being nerfed untill it was suitable for ages 5 and up. I imagined need rolls on items that would have been downgrades to the player. I imagined all the FU's and trashtalk I saw in runs. I imagined all the bads I carried.

There is absolutely no evidence to back that up. None. It's all false reality derived from supposition. It's people's imagination making something un-real real. The truth out there is that, by a huge huge margin, most players have a pleasant experience when using the cross-server LFD tool in WoW. There have been countless threads started by people trying to whine about the tool on the WoW forums, and they are consistently an avalanche of responses from people that have good experiences that bury the whine.

Who is forcing other people to play this "Fisher Price MMO" other than themselves? The Hardcore MMOs that you folks are so desperate for still exist, they are just the shriveled husks of what they used to be because it's a formula that doesn't work anymore and has developed an entirely niche community.

How does not having to stand around in Fleet and spam a LFG message dumb down the game? In truth in the end it will improve the game, since more people will be able to experience group content. More people that experience group content makes for a larger pool of better in group players, which allows for more intricate group oriented content to be designed eventually.

It's when access to group oriented play is restricted by unnecessary roadblocks that game play gets dumbed down. Designers have to keep making group oriented content for players that have never learned, or are slowly learning, how to play group oriented content. It's novice content forever.

It's not a big win for casuals. It is a big win for everyone. Even people crying about these things will use the tools and it will make the game better for everyone.

MMORPG is a nich genre. People who actually like mmos are desperate for a real mmo. Imagine being a punk rock fan and ever since Green Day got popular, all you have to listen to is bands that sound just like Green Day. Its like that.

How does replacing an organic experience in the game world with a fixed one screen menu/lobby system that you just teleport in and out of without ever seeing / speaking to another individual NOT dumb the game down?

You go first

Driz

It's not a big win for casuals. It is a big win for everyone. Even people crying about these things will use the tools and it will make the game better for everyone.