This MSQ change makes nobody happy.

We needed another thread about this... why?

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Originally Posted by Gemina

Because people who haven't been to the forums in a little while may not have seen it, or did and don't want to go through multiple pages of really what is 2-4 posters bickering amongst themselves because they don't see eye to eye. It is not mandatory for you to read or reply within a thread you feel addresses the same topic of another unless you're a mod, and I don't see them complaining or shutting down said threads.

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"Made the thread because there was already another thread" is really awful logic.

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Originally Posted by Hasrat

"Made the thread because there was already another thread" is really awful logic.

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Did I say it was logical? I never even remotely mentioned whether it is or isn't because it's irrelevant. No one here is obligated to read a thread they don't want to, nor are you obligated to participate in any thread that comes up of the same subject that any poster here has the privilege to create.

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Originally Posted by Gemina

Did I say it was logical? I never even remotely mentioned whether it is or isn't because it's irrelevant. No one here is obligated to read a thread they don't want to, nor are you obligated to participate in any thread that comes up of the same subject that any poster here has the privilege to create.

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It creates more clutter that is unnecessary on the forum. There are already two other threads about this very topic on the front page. This is 2018. People should at least check the first page first before clicking submit on a new thread..

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Originally Posted by Gemina

No one here is obligated to read a thread they don't want to, nor are you obligated to participate in any thread that comes up of the same subject that any poster here has the privilege to create.

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Obligation and privilege, eh?

Funny thing about that is it can be turned right back against you. No one is obligated to create an unnecessary thread, and we all have the privilege to dismiss it as much as we like.

Also, the whole "forum guidelines" thing kinda says don't do that.

Please use the search function placed at the top of the forum to see if your questions have already been answered. If there happens to be a thread with similar topics, please divert your questions to that particular thread.

It also says not to derail threads, but we're way past that, and considering all discussion has been neatly contained in other large threads, this one effectively has no reason to exist.

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Originally Posted by Coratanni

It creates more clutter that is unnecessary on the forum. There are already two other threads about this very topic on the front page. This is 2018. People should at least check the first page first before clicking submit on a new thread..

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Do you really want to argue about unnecessary clutter on the forums? How often in the threads you are pointing out to that are the most relevant go off-topic from the subject header? The thing is though, when you respond in such a thread with something along the lines, "There are already multiple threads that address this topic." you bump it. This along with those who really want their voice to be heard is a big contributor to all the clutter. Pointing it out is counter-productive.

If you truly feel that there is one thread that should be responded to, then you will serve your interests the best by keeping your responses within said thread. I know from experience that starting a thread of the same/zero interest quickly dies if no one contributes to it. If you really feel that it has no place, then don't give it one.

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If people weren't such jerks during runs then this wouldnt have happend.

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This isn't a valid defense for bad design choices.

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Originally Posted by Hasrat

Obligation and privilege, eh?

Funny thing about that is it can be turned right back against you. No one is obligated to create an unnecessary thread, and we all have the privilege to dismiss it as much as we like.

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No argument there, but how are you dismissing it by replying in it?

Forum guidelines advise against going off topic, or starting multiple threads on the same subject, but you also don't see anyone getting banned for it either. All I am saying is don't add fuel to the fire, otherwise all you're doing us contributing to the same thing you oppose.

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Originally Posted by Enla

Why hasn't it happened? I want the answer to that as well, because in all honesty the only way to fix the broken system these two dungeons have is to convert them into solo instances. There's literally no reason just to have a roulette dedicated to two dungeons that will never be expanded upon; and if the issue of zerging is so prevalent then it's all the /more/ reason to solo gate them. SE has already gone on record saying those dungeons were poorly designed and yet they keep making the cheapest fixes possible without ever addressing their issues head on.

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isn't it obvious? time, budget and human resource, if they want to make it into solo instance then they have to rewrite alot of ARR code for it to work properly, but make cutscene unskipable still feel like an afterthrough, it won't fix anything, it's just scare ppl away from MSQ roulette even more

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Originally Posted by SargentToughie

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Even being forced to sit through the cutscenes, veteran players who just want their rewards will just spam click through the cutscenes, move on, and kill a boss while the new players are still watching.
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Reports say that the dialog in these is set to auto progress and can't be clicked through.
So, there's no rushing through the dialog to get ahead of others.


Still think it should have been revamped to a solo duty personally.