The (Broken) Promise of Tomorrow - 7.3 Expectations

[Alahard]

So why exactly did SE feel like the delubrum savage entry system was bad. In the live letter translations I am reading something about not wanting to railroad people or give them as much support and for groups to form "organically".

The thing that is railroading people into organizing on discord is the raid itself being very strict and unforgiving, not the method of entry. I realize I'm asking a "what where they thinking" question when they clearly have not put any thought into this but I feel like the question needs to be asked regardless.

Trust me, none of the raiding core have any idea what they mean by "organic" group building.

Do they not understand how raiding communities form and communicate?
Do they see the way we queue up for DRS, and heck Savage/ex/ultimate as wrong in their eyes?

Do they think players are supposed to say high to every person they come across to physically figure out who to invite into raids????

We REALLY WANT TO KNOW because it makes no sense.

If it was the idea that we talk to strangers, it doesn't work when zones have limits.
It also wouldn't explain the random queuing like it was a nm dungeon.
Was it because they wanted the randoms to be a legitimate raid mechanic?????? WHY??????

[FuturePastNow]

Was it because they wanted the randoms to be a legitimate raid mechanic?????? WHY??????

They felt they had removed too much stress and friction from the game, and wanted to add some of it back in, so I'm going to go with... yes

[Alahard]

They felt they had removed too much stress and friction from the game, and wanted to add some of it back in, so I'm going to go with... yes

But we meant in fight design and class design ( please stop just adding to the 2 minute meta to start).

We didn't mean we wanted the playerbase to be in a constant civil war.