ANy one else feel?

Like we need something similar to Raider I.O in FFXIV for Party finder?

That the "N" is trying to over power the "A"? Not a hit on you but that made me :D Tho can you explain what you want? How did Raider do it?

That would weed out some undesirable players, so yes.

I don't feel, I'm a robot.

(can we stop with the clickbaity/vague titles please? It is in the forum rules after all.)

I used to do mythics in WoW, I just couldn't spend time each week "grinding" things to raise my IO score so I could do literally anything outside my guild.

Eventually I just gave up.

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Originally Posted by Izanagi_Fiaresu

Like we need something similar to Raider I.O in FFXIV for Party finder?

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no thanks

we dont need more elitists in this game

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Originally Posted by Izanagi_Fiaresu

Like we need something similar to Raider I.O in FFXIV for Party finder?

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I think this is a terrible idea. Raider I.O was beyond abused by wow players to the point that players were getting turned away for first time runs. So no take the idea and scrap it before it even begins.

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Originally Posted by Valkyrie_Lenneth

(can we stop with the clickbaity/vague titles please? It is in the forum rules after all.)

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Couldn't agree more.

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Originally Posted by Ayuhra

I used to do mythics in WoW, I just couldn't spend time each week "grinding" things to raise my IO score so I could do literally anything outside my guild.

Eventually I just gave up.

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same here , plus if u stop playing for a week ( well maybe 2) your rating is going to suck , ppl were doing +10 +11 , then +12 +13 ect , if u are out of the loop , or u have an awesome guild that help u out to scale ranking.....o u are banned from m+ content....no1 is going to invite a low r.io

first it was ilvl then r.io take its place

Raider.IO is a terribly inadequate tool that is used incorrectly by the vast majority of WoW's player base. If you ever fall behind in M+, Raider.IO, and the way the players utilize it, makes catching up extraordinarily difficult—and that's largely because it only tells you what a player has done, not what a player can do.

So no, a copy of Raider.IO would be quite bad for this game, but tools that tells you what a player can do would be welcome.