Wasn't new Savage supposed to be easier than first?

[SuperZay]

If you don't take time to better yourself as a player, you have no place in Savage to begin with.

When majority of raid population is left with 1-2 fights for 6 months AGAIN, it doesn't do well for a game and sub numbers.

[Kaze3434]

When majority of raid population is left with 1-2 fights for 6 months AGAIN, it doesn't do well for a game and sub numbers.

so, you going to ignore the guy who already posted that a6s has been cleared and group(s) are working on 7?

[Velhart]

Finally overcoming a major obstacle in a game after a few hours? Yeah, that's definitely rewarding and can be a lot of fun.

But weeks? That's ridiculous and I know a lot of people aren't doing it for fun, which is what a gaming is supposed to be about. Hardcore raiding is toxic in a lot of ways.

But don't be so thinskinned it's just one guy's opinion.

If it wasn't fun, I am sure people wouldn't be doing it. If the game wasn't fun, people wouldn't be on. Not following your logic.

When majority of raid population is left with 1-2 fights for 6 months AGAIN, it doesn't do well for a game and sub numbers.

Well that is what you get when people keep asking for instant gratification content, it gets old and stale very fast.

[BrokenFox]

If it wasn't fun, I am sure people wouldn't be doing it.

Haha not true

(Not saying you can't have fun doing it but to suggest that everyone involved is doing it for *fun* is completely false. I've seen this personally, lol)

[Aaliyahrose]

When majority of raid population is left with 1-2 fights for 6 months AGAIN, it doesn't do well for a game and sub numbers.

You are comparing the 99% of players to the elite hardcore 1% of raiders that can clear content in a matter of days to determine how hard Midas is.
I don't think your argument is justifiable and the statistic doesn't make sense to compare. It's only been a few days. People are still like ilvl212 or whatever...
The ilvl jump of 30 levels is also an extremely marginal increase in numbers. We are jumping to conclusions a far to early to even judge the content.