Party finder ilevel restrictions

[Norack]

I see this all the time, especially with the extreme primals, even sent tells to the leaders asking if i could join there i90 extreme titan when i was only 67 and they said i was "to weak".

So I set up my own party of almost everyone being i67, it took about 5 hours cause absolutely no one had any idea wtf they where doing, and we where all noobs. But we all stayed, learned, and won.

The fact that we won must of been a mistake on SE's part because clearly the only ppl that are able to beat titan extreme are ppl that have a ilv. of 90 or above, right?

[Melisenna]

ITT: I don't meet the ilvl requirement somebody set and now I has a sad.

[Doo]

I see this all the time, especially with the extreme primals, even sent tells to the leaders asking if i could join there i90 extreme titan when i was only 67 and they said i was "to weak".

So I set up my own party of almost everyone being i67, it took about 5 hours cause absolutely no one had any idea wtf they where doing, and we where all noobs. But we all stayed, learned, and won.

The fact that we won must of been a mistake on SE's part because clearly the only ppl that are able to beat titan extreme are ppl that have a ilv. of 90 or above, right?

Damm 5 hours, maybe they set a higher level to avoid taking so long.

Also most parties won't last an hour before players start leaving.

[Wobi]

if they meet the high ilevel requirement they set, it's unlikely that they're being carried.

That's the point though, the system does not require the creator to meet the level they set. Also for reasons beyond what I can fathom the max iLVL goes up to 200, but perhaps they are planning ahead.

[Norack]

Damm 5 hours, maybe they set a higher level to avoid taking so long.

Also most parties won't last an hour before players start leaving.

nah that was taking ppl that had no clue how to do the fight and no skill what so ever, now i can do it with 67's in about 10 minutes or so.

[Worm]

This was a pretty common occurrence in WoW, you'd always see people spamming for parties of people who were way overgeared for content. I guess it's natural that people choose the path of least resistance.

[Jarlax]

In this case it's how the players are using the tool's given to them. your always going to have "that guy" that wants to get carried through "whatever" and use the tools available to do so. It is a good feature and a way to limit who joins you "if you create the party you have that right". Me, personally I will take a group of minimum geared folks to Titan or other HM content, I completed this content with practically the bare min when the game first came out; I know they can. As long as they are willing to listen and follow instructions, that the most OP thing in any game, not overstacking a group, its cooperation and communication. Example: when I first beat Titan HM it was on a Saturday morning; I hooked up with a bunch of guys in Toll in a shout party and no one had defeated it in the group, we all had patience and communicated with one another and after about 1.5 hrs of tries we downed it.

If all available groups with openings are over your average item level, why not start one I bet your not the only one with a lower average that are looking to do "whatever" as well.

[Kyros]

I'm all in for not letting the party leader set an iLvl higher than its own. It annoys me entering some party with an iLvl80+ requirement and having the leader in AK gear.

[eagledorf]

Just leave the party if you see that the leader is lower ILevel than he set. That's not acceptable and I personally would never set an ilevel requirement that's not at least a few levels below my own (unless my own is really the lowest reasonable ilevel and it's just to learn a fight)

[Joeymtl]

While I agree that skills are more important than gear, that some requirements are way overkill for the content, and that I also find that the more important pieces like body and legs should be worth more in the average balance of the ilvl, I don't see why anyone would want to have less freedom to chose who they want in their party.

If the party leaders who set those high requirements can't find people in reasonable time, they will lower the requirements, the market law appplies there too. If they find people, we can't really complain, they make parties for their needs, not ours. And if he's here to get carried, leave his party.