Would you like an in-game parser?

[Deithwen]

The idea behind this is not to make dungeons as hard as savage or extremes, but to make them progressively harder, or punishing for failing mecanics in order to smooth the difficulty curve which is, as Dzian perfectly painted, way too steep as it is now.

If they can make that happen, and with the right difficulty progression (ie make Dung 2 a bit harder than Dung 1 and so on), the overall player base would, in my opinion, be a lot better than it is now, and the average player wouldn't feel it a lot. Solo games do that a lot already. In fact, the vast majority do that.

We had that during Arr launch, and as far as I remember, a lot more people were interested into raiding, and the difficulty felt right compared to the rest of the content.

On a more personal note, I feel the current dungeons are way too easy, and become really dull quickly due to the lack of challenge. Take the last boss of Kugane Castle for instance. You might think you can wipe if you don't take the gold on the floor. Wrong. You can't even wipe to this, even if you let Yojimbo charge his attack to the fullest, you won't wipe. That means you can totally ignore this mecanic and you will still be fine.

[Tridus]

On a more personal note, I feel the current dungeons are way too easy, and become really dull quickly due to the lack of challenge. Take the last boss of Kugane Castle for instance. You might think you can wipe if you don't take the gold on the floor. Wrong. You can't even wipe to this, even if you let Yojimbo charge his attack to the fullest, you won't wipe. That means you can totally ignore this mecanic and you will still be fine.

That's a perfect example of the problem. It's conceptually a cool fight and I love the guy in the background scrambling to find more gold. Then it turns out it doesn't matter because it's no threat no matter what you do. It's not like its a terribly hard mechanic to begin with, but making it completely impossible to fail just means that you can doze off during the fight and it hardly matters.