Is progressive content or the community to blame for player skill gap?

[bswpayton]

There's a skill gap and there's an experience gap. I think a lot t.

So where does that leave us this summer, when for instance binding coil is a no go now will be then, people dont even like Alexander now, so I can actually see it becoming even worse to try and do that binding coil is now because at least binding coil had a good story. All primals below storm blood with be the same challenge as they are now gettin in a sync party to do them and some people just want deal with the hassle.

So will have people who the hardest actual content they would have done is dungeons thrust into whatever crazy primals or raids are in storm blood with little experience with those type mechanics

[SendohJin]

So will have people who the hardest actual content they would have done is dungeons thrust into whatever crazy primals or raids are in storm blood with little experience with those type mechanics

they won't be thrust into EX Primals and Omega Savage, they don't have to do those. they can still do Omega Normal mode and just do the Primals in the story mode.

[bswpayton]

they won't be thrust into , .

Well of course but with how dungeons work , its pretty much nothing like , some of the extreme primals are so its very possible that someone could either jump to storm bold never doing any of the harder content before it. Or other players will deal with wats going on now with Arr content , people will run all of the primals unsync and cake walk over them like whats happening now already. And once they get to the end of storm blood they would of had no experience with extreme such content. There wasnt a single dungeon or hardmood that I can say that prepared me for any extreme primal when I first started, now I see what people mean by mid-core content its like going from the easy last msq quest dungeons to an extreme primal are night and day. The hard mood versions of these arent even close to preparing u for the extreme versions either, its actually pretty int interesting how wide that gap even is.