Objectively, The Royal Managerie Will Be Nerfed

[Paladinleeds]

Sure, support more bad balancing and bleeding subs. Steps of Faith and A3S lesson wasn't enough apparently.

Steps of Faith was a case of one mistake and you were sitting on a slow 10 minute long wipe-trailer. It took forever to wipe. That's why it was nerfed. A3S was heavily overtuned even for those who would want to attempt and clear Savage. They don't make sense here. Final Steps of Faith was another example people use as being "too hard" and needing a nerf, and it never got nerfed. The only difference there was you could access tomestone gear before hitting that trial and it wasn't locked behind it. Doing the same here and making tomestone gear available before RM would put it on the same front as FSOF.

Foreign concept i know. But this is how I am.. i tend to help people. I dont stand AFK in idyllshire with my bright and shinies and scoff "at the little player" and think "oh i must carry these subjects"

I know you probably do not believe this, but some people are just naturally helpful without thinking for a returned favor.

Pretty much sums up my previous post. I like helping people. Heck, someone asked for help with it in-progress once, so I tried to join. DF gave me a different instance of RM (bah, whatever), and we clear it in 2 attempts despite having some newbies. Some good explanation, and support, went a long way. If helping people grasp the fight and help them through it with guidance and support counts as carrying people, then I'm proud to carry people! Because in my eyes, that isn't carrying. They're trying their best, they're working at it. Someone with more experience helping and supporting them, and putting up markers, and talking them through the mechanics, goes a long way.

[Annah]

Pretty much sums up my previous post. I like helping people. Heck, someone asked for help with it in-progress once, so I tried to join. DF gave me a different instance of RM (bah, whatever), and we clear it in 2 attempts despite having some newbies. Some good explanation, and support, went a long way. If helping people grasp the fight and help them through it with guidance and support counts as carrying people, then I'm proud to carry people! Because in my eyes, that isn't carrying. They're trying their best, they're working at it. Someone with more experience helping and supporting them, and putting up markers, and talking them through the mechanics, goes a long way.

See, this is what it's all about. You went through it. You know what it's like and you have no quarrels helping those who need help. This is what makes a great community.