Give me a legitimate reason to NOT have a LFD tool.

Because people keep claiming to have proven it wrong, but haven't. They also won't actually prove it wrong.

maybe it's because they can't?

No, it hasn't... prove it wrong if you can.

What navarh said.

It was.

Prove it right.

Go back a couple pages and read.

translation: It doesn't exist.

couple? more specific plz

and don't say you meant taht dartkhaos nonsense?…

Your calculations consider the increased pool of Tanks and healers made available. But do they take into account the increased pool of DPS looking for them?

for end game content: Larger Servers wait time will increase, Smaller servers wait time will decrease. There will not be a decrease across the board on all servers.

Current LFD tools in wow were originally designed, and most effective, in finding groups for lower level dungeons that no one ran when leveling. Not for current content. That was never ever an issue.

so?

what you (and anti-lfg creatures liek you) fail to understand is real problem in like x100 scale

people search for different FP at given time, less people avilable less chance that some of them need same stuff as you, LFG solve this

no friend list or guild can't solve this task stop lie to people

you need friend list as long as whole euro-region at that_game to match same avg wait time for party…

1-4 is 4x15=60 minutes total

3-7 is 3x20=60 minutes total

8-9 is 2x30=60 minutes total

Overal total = 180 minutes. Divide that by your 9 groups and you have a 20 minute average, not 6 minutes 40 seconds.

65 divided by 3 is over 21 minutes.

There, you've successfully held me hostage to your nonsesne.

Your arguments are starting to sound like an undewear gnome's plan.

LFD + ? = profit.

*short cut* we need it.

I love you too. However the first mistake was assuming that in the hour only 4 groups can be formed with an average wait time of 15mins. Why? Because if the average wait time is 15mins and every 5mins someone queued and only waited 15mins you'd have 10 parties formed at the end of the hour.

However we're talking about average wait time. So that could mean one person waited 5mins, one person 10mins, 2 people waited 20mins and one person 35mins. That averaged out to being 15mins average wait time.

This is bad start to your equation. The second thing is you cannot have the average number be less than the smallest number of the set being averaged.