What if Ulduar

[Heaah]

Advanced (more hardcore) players get:
- nothing, maybe Malygos untill they figure out phase 3

What about:

Sartharion with multiple drakes?
Glory of the hero?
Glory of the raider? (including Unduying)
Heroic: Glory of the raider? (including immortal)

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Both A and B suck.

Option C - Instead of 1 raid instance with easy mode / hard mode, you have 2 raid instances with progressive difficulty levels of bosses.

It wasn't hard to understand that this was what i was talking about in my previous post.

Yeah but it isn't hard to understand that this is unfair BS so nobody cares. :
I can't figure any other reason for option C than the need for the jealousy of the others not raiding the hard instance. It's not about clearing the same raid over and over again, it's about farming it with all the other bad/normal players that run the ez-mode and experience the same instance, bosses and lore and actually get the same items with other colors and lower stats.
There is no other reason for wanting an whole instance for your own and the other Pros. Where you - if it's really hard - wipe over and over on the same bosses in the same instance until you bring up enough loot for a normal progression. But I know, this time the clearing over and over is worth it because all the others would never see it.

Topic: The problem with hardmodes is, there are only 2 modes. In every good game there are 3 levels of difficulty, Easy, Normal and Hard. Blizzard should handle it like that, because the way it is now, it seems the great players are underchallenged.

[Durbi]

If Ulduar didn't had a choice between easy and hard mode and all fights were hard it would have been maybe the best instance ever...and i mean the same Ulduar that was released the first day, before any nerfs, where Razorscale was challange actually.

[Squishie]

If Ulduar didn't had a choice between easy and hard mode and all fights were hard it would have been maybe the best instance ever...and i mean the same Ulduar that was released the first day, before any nerfs, where Razorscale was challange actually.

But how many people would have got to see the instance? Blizzard perhaps didn't find that happy middle ground where both Casual gamers and Hardcore raiders could play the same game. But they where closer to it than at any point in the games history.

The days of only the top raiding guilds getting to kill an 'end boss' are over. Raiding is the natural progression of the games storyline and to lock out much of the population because you don't deem them good enough. Is a very poor design policy.

Its very difficult to balance a game around 8million (ish) people of varying skills and time to dedicate to the game. Naxx they made to easy and I think they realised that facerolling is not what the majority wish to do. They got closer to the mark with Ulduar, which could keep the Hardcore and the Casual players happy on the whole and TOC is even closer to where the game should be.

An easy instance for those who want it, and a challanging and extremly fun instance for those who want that. The only mistake (in my opinion) is making people clear normal first. Instead of people selecting which path to choose and being held to that. Until at least one full clear.

[DJet820]

If Ulduar didn't had a choice between easy and hard mode and all fights were hard it would have been maybe the best instance ever...and i mean the same Ulduar that was released the first day, before any nerfs, where Razorscale was challange actually.

Lol...if you couldn't do razorscale, you never would've gotten passed hodir. Don't try to act hardcore.

[Durbi]

Lol...if you couldn't do razorscale, you never would've gotten passed hodir. Don't try to act hardcore.

When did i say i didn't kill him...just saying he was really fun then