Is this some new take on "Vanilla raids were harder"? Because WotLK Classic raids wont get destroyed by current, "inferior" players, eh?
Is this some new take on "Vanilla raids were harder"? Because WotLK Classic raids wont get destroyed by current, "inferior" players, eh?
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Not about teams per say but I hope BLZ stay away of stupid shit like a boss being mathematically impossible and go "Oh.." this time messing up the WF.
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Well there was trillions of human beigns running 100 metres yet Usain Bolt beat them all, and i'm sure it will be beaten in time. It's called experience, insights, knowledge, preparation... things that weren't available back in WotLK. Hell, people back then THEORIZED the amount of armor the boss had to theorize if arpen builds were viable, we know every value possible of every boss weeks before they are available, and the exact amount of DPS a class is able to do in a given time with a perfect rotation within a 0.05% margin of error. It's just a comparison between a horse carriage and a Buggati Veyron ¿Aren't the horses doing as much as they are capable of? Of course, but they just don't have the tools to compete.
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I’m just hoping the raid doesn’t get cleared in two weeks again. Hopefully Sylvanas is a boss they wipe to for a month at least.
It ignores such insignificant forces as time, entropy, and death
A two weeks race is fine imho (and longer than most of the races usually); if the best guilds in the world with an infinity of tools available and an infinite preparation need one month of 15 hours of raiding every day to kill the boss, something is seriously wrong in terms of balance.
Although I do agree with what you are TRYING to say, you ignore the fact that these top guilds have nowhere near the ilvl of those coming months later to kill it, as these guilds will be progressing and re-killing the earlier bosses for weeks on end before attempting the final bosses. Using Limit as an example, compare their average ilvl on their first kill, to a guild that gets the world 100th kill, and there will be a massive difference.
It is something Blizzard have spoken about at length though, trying to make the content challenging enough for these top guilds, while still making it manageable for the "average" mythic guild. Obviously they could extend the fights as long as they wanted - they absolutely COULD make the fights harder - they COULD make it so highly tuned that even Limit have to spend weeks reclearing the raid to gear up their team, but then the average mythic guild wouldnt stand a chance even months later. They COULD add a decay feature, where it naturally decreases in difficulty over time, but I dont think many would like that.
They are also in a bit of a pickle - if they over tune it, and Limit is half way through and they decide nerfs are needed, it can obviously have a massive impact on the "race", and they have shown in the past that outside of "bug fixes", they are extremely reluctant to do any nerfs / buffs until the "race" is over.
See, in your very first sentence you already went wrong. Limit is already near the very top of the gear curve when they first see these encounters due to their boe purchases and split runs. The vast majority of guilds took months to get to the gear levels Limit was going into the fights at in the very first week. Secondly, even if the average guild is going into it with around 5 ilvls higher it hardly makes up for the combination of 20 of the best players in the world + outside coaching.
Oh it's this time of year again where people base their personal and continental identity on a raid in World of Warcraft. Cannot wait to see what kind of drama the community will manage to drum up over this on this go around. That is always what I find funny about this. The people actually competing and doing the race are pretty cool with each other and often very friendly to the process (not to say some beefs do not exist) while the community surrounding it is full of extremely sensitive and often damage people arguing over things no one really cares about.
Good luck to the racers. Anyone that isn't overly invested grab your popcorn because their are going to be some heads popping off in here soon enough.
And people also had over 10 YEARS less collective experience. Talent is one thing, but supporting talent with experience, knowledge, and technology massively increases performance.
People like to tout Y+0 as some sort of amazing achievement, but the reality is that most people quickly stopped trying to even attempt it because it was considered impossible - that was a mistake, but it didn't mean the people who succeeded were somehow magically more skilled than everyone else; they just kept trying when everyone else wasn't. Even Y+0 is miles away in difficulty from modern mythic design. In fact it's mostly trivial now, considering the increased complexity of fight mechanics over the past decade+.
If you seriously believe that old TBC/WotLK era raiding can hold a candle to modern fights, you're suffering from severe nostalgia goggles; and/or you haven't actually raided at a competitive level in either era, and don't comprehend the actual difficulty of those raids.
There were some old raids that were more ENJOYABLE than modern ones, to be sure (Ulduar comes to mind), but there is absolutely no question that modern mythic is the hardest WoW has ever been.
does method still have that one creepy josh guy who had some (hefty) allegations against him because of that one stream where he held a knife or w.e.? definitely not rooting for method
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Anyways, as Preheat is my favorite player I will likely be rooting for <Limit> this tier.
considering Josh admitted to it and method admitted to knowing that it happened, It's safe to not call it "allegations" when it's just facts at this point. Josh sexually assaulted a girl and treated her like shit on stream, method knew and hid it cause they wanted his heals.