Toxic endgame community...

[TheMoonflow]

I'd go by majority rule on this one.
If 4-5 people in the party wanted to watch the cut scenes then I'd kick back and watch them too.
But if most everyone wanted a speed run then I'd be happy to skip the cuts, even though I've yet to watch them.
It's not like I won't get another chance to see them since I'll be running the damn thing endlessly to gear up.

[Rin_Kuroi]

I'd go by majority rule on this one.
If 4-5 people in the party wanted to watch the cut scenes then I'd kick back and watch them too.
But if most everyone wanted a speed run then I'd be happy to skip the cuts, even though I've yet to watch them.
It's not like I won't get another chance to see them since I'll be running the damn thing endlessly to gear up.

This is the way I go with it. I like speed runs and I like watching cut scenes (at least the first time anyway). However, I try to consider the desires of other players I'm grouped with. If enough people want to watch cut scenes or speed run I yield to their desires or leave.

I still don't understand why this is such a big deal.

[Brises]

I'd go by majority rule on this one.
If 4-5 people in the party wanted to watch the cut scenes then I'd kick back and watch them too.
But if most everyone wanted a speed run then I'd be happy to skip the cuts, even though I've yet to watch them.
It's not like I won't get another chance to see them since I'll be running the damn thing endlessly to gear up.

This is what I did on my first praetorium run. There were about 3 of us who were first timers and the rest wanted to speed run. So we all went along with it just to get through. However, I won't move on when someone is watching a cut scene. Even if I skipped, I will wait. If the rest want to rush ahead, cool, they can play by themselves. Most likely they will all return in a couple minutes.