Raider to Non-Raider: an exhibition on thoughts and misconceptions

[TheUltimate3]

Honestly, I'm almost at the conclusion that the largest part of the raiding community in this game is just bad. As I've said earlier, if the complaint about Savage is that is actually hard, and that SE should make a slightly less hard Alexander (or equivalent) is disgraceful and one shouldn't even call themselves a raider at that point. Criticism about the mechanics, the loot drops, that is fine. But if the issue is Savage is actually difficult for the majority and they should make something easier? Get out of here. And again, this is coming from a scrub who has in order of raiding history never progressed out of Karazhan due to guild poaching, made it to the Amphitheater of Uldar all of once maybe two times, and never made it past the Crimson Halls before it was nerfed to oblivion.

I can only hope SE has heard the cries of the anguished though, and proceed with the next tier of raiding appropriately;

1) Alex NM2 only dropping tomes. Having gear in it makes Savage Alexander gear is not worth having. So as an intensive to have people actually do it, it will just drop tomes. Slightly more than the expert roulette.

2) Alexander Savage be equivalent in difficulty/mechanics to 2nd/3rd Coil. From what I understand, going exclusively by the complaints lobbied about it, Savage Alexander is harder than Coil or at least more gear dependent than the last bindings of Coil. As such, make them more equivalent to the last two Coil, which again unless I'm mistaken, brings the difficulty down to more..."reasonable levels".

3) Beating the last floor of Savage will give each party member a upgrade item for whatever set is available at the time. No rolling for it, you just get it, for the incentive to run it.

For bonuses, I'd bump up the levels of all the Trials and raids to 60 and remove the lvl 50 versions in general.