Suggestion 3: Future-proof content by capping at least instanced fights and dungeons.

[Rutelor]

I think if a person wants to go into a dungeon over the recommended level, they should be able to. Doesn't hurt anyone else. Why do I care if someone else facerolls over low level content?

A cap is not a prohibition. It's just a feature that preserves the same level of challenge permanently. It's more fun that way, the supporters of this system ascertain.

Nobody has claimed that the absence of a cap hurts anybody. We're just talking of improving the overall level of challenge and the viability of content. Everybody that can get in once, can continue doing so. Furthermore, the conditions of that first time will be preserved in perpetuity, so that the experience is likely to keep its luster longer.

[darkstarpoet1]

A cap is not a prohibition. It's just a feature that preserves the same level of challenge permanently. It's more fun that way, the supporters of this system ascertain.

Nobody has claimed that the absence of a cap hurts anybody. We're just talking of improving the overall level of challenge and the viability of content. Everybody that can get in once, can continue doing so. Furthermore, the conditions of that first time will be preserved in perpetuity, so that the experience is likely to keep its luster longer.

the problem with this line of thinking is that you think people run the low level dungeons for fun. the majority of people don't run the low level dungeons for fun. most people only run the dungeon for achievements or gear. if you are a r50 you do not care about the r15-30 gear in those dungeons.

if they were level capped i'd still only run those low level dungeons one time and that's just for the completion so it would not extend the life of that content for me one second.