Is this the newest LFR hating thread?
LFR serves its purpose just fine. Why people go on some rage crusades about it over and over again?
Its the story mode. Its not supposed to be hard or require much thought at all. Its not doing its job when blizz makes it hard as has been noticed, for example, at n'zoth.
Its not there to teach people.
Its not there to be a stepping stone to "real" raiding.
Unless it has changed over the years, LFR is the only reason why it is even worth it to spend resources on raiding content.
That's a misconception. The existence of harder content that barely anyone is going to do does not only have value for the tiny minority of players who do that content. It has value for everyone because it gives people something to look forward to. It's important to know that you have not reached the end of the road just yet.
I would love this, smaller groups are just more fun in general.
Every thread is like entering an LFR with 5 stacks of determination. -Compstance
I think LFR as 10 man would probably make more sense than it does as 25-man. I'll put aside how I feel about LFR and the whole topic of "should it be there or should it be removed?" cause it's kinda beside the point.
so you want to make LFR for 10 people only AND increase it's difficulty to normal at the same time, while making the loot only as good as the regular normal raid?
dead on arrival.
So that would basically double the queue time for all the poor souls who do LFR in the first place? Same amount of tanks needed but for 15 less players. If they really wanted to help LFR, they might as well make it a 40 man raid.
If you can't be bothered to make your own group of 10 and and just do normal mode, then I see why Blizzard should spend resources on making an LFR difficulty that does it for you. It's a game -- play it.
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I'd just be happy with LFR being worth running more than once for a non-raider. As is, I can't even motivate myself to run the current one the once, since it's a slog and I'll literally get nothing out of it and it isn't fun and the story doesn't seem especially good. I wish the real casual gear up sequence wasn't over so quick. It's totally killed the game for me outside of leveling alts. I don't want to do Mythic+ and I don't want to raid, and previously, the game was okay with that. Then the final patch of MoP happened, and it's been annoying as hell since. It's funny because people STILL whine about the loot in LFR, and I just don't get why. It's fucking worthless. You easily can outgear the content before it's even fully unlocked, sometimes before it's even out. People wanted a tourism mode? It's what we have now, and I hate it, and I hate it a lot because character progression is over in like a week and it didn't used to be that way. MoP was mostly perfect in this regard. The only downside was crummy dungeons and some other stuff. I miss it
Oh, I thought Blizzard had done this. The title tricked me.
LFR is fine where it is. Just don't make another mind control mechanic again
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LFR is fine. Only what i'm asking is to add one extra difficulty. That is Normal and Heroic for that matter. Just 10 man.
Only for the content that is outdated.
I prefer to raid every day all older raid dungeons from same expansion (Uldir, BoD and EP) then forced to do 5 man dungeons even I did them 1000 times already.
But you can already put together a Normal 10 man group...
Are people really so socially inept that they can't put a group up on the group finder? You don't even have to talk to anyone.