Mentor Roulette needs a serious overhaul

[Bsrking5]

Mentor roulette should not be a cakewalk. it's not a normal roulette. Extremes are not hardcore content. A mentor actually worth their salt should be able to help people in it. Put your big boy or girl pants on and do it. If the spouts can't handle it, they will likely abandon it themselves.

That doesn't explain anything. What makes it not a normal roulette? The mount for doing 2k? You can one of the tank mounts from daily roulettes. Btw extremes are not casual content. Casual (combat) content is content that can easily be cleared with limited number of wipes and general knowledge. That puts it in hardcore.

The goal isn't to pair sprouts with mentors in content they will just abandon.

[Zsolen]

That doesn't explain anything. What makes it not a normal roulette? The mount for doing 2k? You can one of the tank mounts from daily roulettes. Btw extremes are not casual content. Casual (combat) content is content that can easily be cleared with limited number of wipes and general knowledge. That puts it in hardcore.

The goal isn't to pair sprouts with mentors in content they will just abandon.

You are pretty arrogant for someone that doesn't know extremes are actually casual content. Extremes are meant as a bridge, so people learning extremes sets them up to make that decision if they should try savage or not. It's not the hard content itself. The mount is there so people will take the roulette seriously. Right now, many still don't.

Mentors are there to teach. While it has limited use in dungeons and guildhests, it should shine in extremes. If you are a mentor you should be able to handle extremes, even if you have to quick open up a guide on your phone, because you haven't done it in a while.

Not every sprout abandons stuff. It's more likely the mentors that bail currently (and some do it as soon as they see the instance), making the sprouts not have a chance to try the content in a queue in which they likely waited a while. The mentor should not be the first to leave. They signed up for it.