Originally Posted by
DeadmanWalking
The problem isn’t that Blizz hands out 496 gear, its the short timers in LFR.
Short timers are people who only want to pay for 1 or 2 months of wow every time theres a content drop so they can ‘see’ the content. Most casual LFR players want to ‘experience’ the content, they do so repeatedly and gear up. The majority of them care about what they are doing and gear up all expansion, buy valor gear, enchant and gem. Short timers just show up, see the content and quit wow until the next content drop happens, then they buy another month, gear up for 2 weeks before the content drop and then push through the new lfr content until they see the final boss drop and then leave again. They don’t care about gemming, enchanting, boss mechanics, reforging or even having decent gear. They always underperform and they move in flocks.
Last week my friend wanted me to heal thier tank in ToT LFR and against my better judgement I went in and we wiped 4 times on Jin’Rok before ditching the party. After the first wipe I explained the mechanics and none of the short timers cared to listen. First pull there were 15+ people not standing in puddles, second a dozen and then stayed around 8 or 9 the rest of the wipes. There was no way that group was going to get past Horridon so we bailed and got another group.
Short Timers= People who don’t really give a shit how to play their class, gem, enchant, reforge, how to do boss mechanics or even glyph/talent. They just want to ‘see’ garrosh die then they quit until the next content drop. They move in flocks and they absolutely turn LFR into a shit festival several weeks before and after a new content drop.