Has anyone else noticed a clear difference in group skill level from a week or even two weeks ago? I'm lucky to finish a mythic or mythic+ without someone just leaving the group or constantly being dead half the instance.
Has anyone else noticed a clear difference in group skill level from a week or even two weeks ago? I'm lucky to finish a mythic or mythic+ without someone just leaving the group or constantly being dead half the instance.
When did we arrive at this shitty mentality that casual = bad?
How were you doing mythic+ a week ago?
Obviously raiders are now done with mythic dungeons, so the people you will find there are going to be worse on average.
Can't say I've noticed this personally though, I've only been running with guildies, who are always the same level of awful
Excuse me but what? Casual means you dont play hardcore/as much as 'big boys' while noob means new players or as gaming community sees a bad player. You can be a hardcore player and still be bad. Being a bad player doesnt mean you are casual player.
Ontopic: sadly the ones who leave or play halfdead/half afk are the hardcore players cause they seem to think they are better than a pug grp they are in and dont need to play as good as usually. Well thats just how my experience has been so far.
Last edited by Tinary; 2018-09-07 at 01:06 PM.
Mythic is a challenge and three weeks after the damn expansion has just dropped, people are still be getting gear to be able to enter and ergo still learning the tactics. If I get stuck in a group with some bunch of elitist, arrogant, ignorant assholes who assume everyone should insta-know the new Mythic mechanics and then rage when said mechanics catch me out, I bluntly tell them to go fuck themselves and then leave. There's no excuse for that kind of ultra-shitty behaviour, especially when the whole aspect of Mythic is learning and handling the increase in difficulty and learning it through wipes. Be patient, respect that not all people are as super duper freaking awesome as you, and take the time to explain tactics if people say it's their first time - it's in everyone's best interest, period.
I noticed this on week one. People bad at the game can take off from work and level in a day or two and get into the first rat race of gearing quickly. Hell its even easier for bads then because everyone excuses things away with "oh its new" or "we arent geared for this yet". Now that people are more familiar and geared a little easier its become a lot easier to just get mad and say "everyone sucks" or "casuals are taking over" type of bullshit.
the game caters to casuals. if you want to run from casuals, you should run away from the game or only group with your hardcore friends, and see if you are that good...
Casual is referense to how serious a person take the game and how much he/she plays, not how good that person is.
If a Method raider quit raiding and only play the game a little, he/she is still very good.
While someone can play close to 24/7, meanin the opposite to casual, but never improve and remain bad.
Please don't be ignorant people!
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Casual is a matter of time investment not a matter of skill.
Casual is opposite of Hardcore/dedicated.
Bad is the opposite of skilled.
Welcome to World of Warcraft 2018 edition, where doing anything with ilvl at or below base award for the task you want to do is hardly ever possible with random people. Personaly I didn't have any issues this time (unlike in Legion), cause I've done only a couple of mythics 0 with pugs last week, but once in m0 I've met 2 people with overinflated titanforged gear who had literally no idea what to do at any boss so I had to explain everything and wipe over 3 times to make it to the end with them,which sucks.
There's abundance of free gear from world quests, random BoE with inflated ilvl, stupendously high ilvl crafted trinkets to buy and we're in P2W model of WoW, so it's not unlikely you'll meet some assholes with 350 avg ilvl trying to sneak into m+ for a free ride, having no idea either how to play their spec or what's going on in the dungeon or raid. Good luck, playing with pugs has been a russian roulette from Legions launch.
Side note - look at the people who play the game nowadays, there's some retard who quoted you earlier and asked how you were doing m+ last week, even thugh you've clearly stated it's either m0 or m+ and it doesn't even matter at all here, cause you can compare any group freely. People can't read and understand two fucking sentences, so what can we expect?
Last edited by Prime92; 2018-09-07 at 01:38 PM.