Top 3 Worst raids ever

[Dvaldin]

To be honest, I've kinda enjoyed them all.
If I had to pick, I'd go with Dragon Soul, Gruul and Ruby Sanctum.

[Facerolling]

1) Ulduar
2) DS
3) ToC

[Verain]

Original Naxx
All of tier 11 was terrible
ToC

[CrazyKenny]

1. Dragon Soul
2. Naxxramas (WotLK)
3. Ruby Sanctum

[Weethor]

1-LFR 1st half DS
2-LFR 2nd half DS
3-DS (norm/hc)

[Jonas]

Molten Core
Aq 20
Aq 40

[Synbaby]

ToC 10 or 25
Throne of the Four Winds
AQ 40(mostly because of the run back after a wipe)

[hulkgor]

Some raids i just dislike, even though some have amazing fights.

Dragon Soul
Trial of the Champion (Love anub'arak 25heroic though)
Ruby Sanctum

[Perryn]

DS without a doubt, just a plain boring raid that while not as extreme as IC still overstayed its welcome by quite a bit, in large part due to LFR

I'm indecided about ToC. Yeah boring and lorewise just ridiculous, but still, it had it's moments and faction champions were fun. Still I think ToC makes the list.

Last spot, hm. Think EoE claims that spot, it just never kicked in for me.

[Flaks]

1. ICC
2. Ulduar
3. Karazhan

I hate long raids.

Favorites:

1. Eye of Eternity
2. Ulduar one wing at a time
3. Gruul's Lair

[Titansruler]

1. ToC - Let's fight in the same arena 4 times a week, the same bosses.
2. Ruby Sanctum - Very bad filler content.
3. AQ20 - Silly drops to learn your max rank of spells + boring lay out.

[pokeadott]

Suprised at how many people aren't mentioning my all time mosted hated raid...

1. Mount Hyjal Summit. The trash drove me mental after it had been on farm a while. Bosses were far too easy upto Archimonde and they were all boring looking reused models of other mobs except for Archimonde.

2. TOC. Didn't mind the bosses too much and the mechanics were ok but the 1 room design (2 if you count the cavern) ruined it.

3. Dragon Soul. Huge let down for me. Deathwing was th final boss of the expansion and yet he was 1 of the most underwhelming raid bosses i've ever fought against. Also when I do a new raid I want to explore a new zone but DS was mostly a bunch of glued together previously used areas. Yorshaj was cool though... Nice interesting mechanic with the blob combos.

/agreed

Honorable mention to Naxx 2.0 for complete recycling and the beginning of truly trivial raiding.

[Badhairday]

Honorable mention to Naxx 2.0 for complete recycling

I actually think it's awesome that Blizzard had the backbone to recycle an entire raid, and I'm happy that they did it. How many people actually killed a boss in naxx during vanilla? Was it 1%, or was that sunwell? Either way, it was extremely low, and seeing how many fun fights and how long the raid was, I think they made a great call.

[Drilnos]

I actually think it's awesome that Blizzard had the backbone to recycle an entire raid, and I'm happy that they did it. How many people actually killed a boss in naxx during vanilla? Was it 1%, or was that sunwell? Either way, it was extremely low, and seeing how many fun fights and how long the raid was, I think they made a great call.

I was very glad for it as well. Naxx 40, going by the number of people that saw the inside of it when it was relevant, barely counted as content. As far as I'm concerned, Wrath was when Naxx was added to the game. And I, for one, enjoyed it.

[Squirl]

I was very glad for it as well. Naxx 40, going by the number of people that saw the inside of it when it was relevant, barely counted as content. As far as I'm concerned, Wrath was when Naxx was added to the game. And I, for one, enjoyed it.

Naxx would have been much better if it were tuned harder than heroic dungeons. Pugs cleared it the first week on my server. I cleared it before most of my guild was even level 80.

[Drilnos]

Naxx would have been much better if it were tuned harder than heroic dungeons. Pugs cleared it the first week on my server. I cleared it before most of my guild was even level 80.

Karazhan was considerably easier than heroic dungeons and it gets lauded as the best thing since sliced bread around here. Entry raids should be easier than later ones.

[Squirl]

Karazhan was considerably easier than heroic dungeons and it gets lauded as the best thing since sliced bread around here. Entry raids should be easier than later ones.

Naxx was ridiculously easy and recycled. Also, heroic 5man dungeons were tuned far differently in BC. Kara was also the first real 10m, which got it much of its praise.

[Drilnos]

Naxx was ridiculously easy and recycled. Also, heroic 5man dungeons were tuned far differently in BC. Kara was also the first real 10m, which got it much of its praise.

You can't recycle something that's never been used.

[Drfireburns]

Karazhan was considerably easier than heroic dungeons and it gets lauded as the best thing since sliced bread around here. Entry raids should be easier than later ones.

That's because Karazhan IS the best thing since sliced bread. In all seriousness, Kara just had that really epic feel to it. Nightbane used to piss me off more than bad RNG during Prince. Chess was fun, the music was great, layout was fantastic and the eerie feeling it gave made for one of the best raids ever.

[Squirl]

You can't recycle something that's never been used.

Regardless of how many people actually cleared it at 60, it was already in the game. It carried that stigma of "not only did blizz just reuse an isntance, but they were too lazy to tune it properly!". There was also no nostalgia because so few actually saw it originally.