Originally Posted by
Taeldorian
That’s completely innacurate. I put my own gaming experience in the hands of toxic players. I did that, not master loot. I joined a random guild that had the raid progress I wanted at the time and I knew they used master loot. It was my choice to join, master loot didn’t make me do anything.
On the other hand, if you say master loot allowed these problems to happen then what about personal loot? Back when I pugged a lot of m+/raids I was harassed a ton for loot. I’ve had players tell me I’m garbage because I didn’t give them loot they wanted because I needed it. There is very obvious harassment issues with personal loot especially within pugs which I believe the majority of people participate in. Not only that but it promotes this toxicity while also promoting loot whoring and selfishness. Another example is transmog, I’ve had people tell me to fuck off because they wanted something for transmog when it was a huge upgrade for me. That’s fine, I get it’s there loot but that’s a very selfish mentality to have.
And now players are going to have that exact mentality going into heroic/mythic raid guilds. “What’s mine is mine everyone else can fuck off” isn’t a mentality that’s healthy or positive in an environment that should be promoting teamwork to the best degree possible. Yeah this really sounds great for the game. Exactly what it needed.
Master loot and personal loot should be options. Neither of these should be forced on the game. Do you remember how bad forced group loot was in LFR? People would roll need on shit they didn’t need just to spite people. So, these should both be options so guilds/pugs can go with whatever option they please. If you decide to join a guild that uses ML and it’s a no name guild then any consequences that come with that are on you, not the system. It works the same way with personal loot, if you join a guild that uses PL and you end up asking people for gear they don’t need that you do and they don’t give it to you, those are consequences you need to accept as your own fault for joining that environment.