Level Syncing isn't the best solution

[Sigma-Astra]

Did you bother to read the OP? In particular, I call your attention here:

I think you missed the sarcasm in her post....by a long shot.

[Kirsten_Rev]

I think you missed the sarcasm in her post....by a long shot.

I didn't. The sarcasm ridiculed the idea in general, which is fine - there are a lot of problems with it - but overpowered level 70s isn't one of them, at least based on the OP. A sarcastic post that would have worked would have focused on, say, the perfect and effortless-to-maintain balance that would oh-so-surely result from such a system.

[Sigma-Astra]

I didn't. The sarcasm ridiculed the idea in general, which is fine - there are a lot of problems with it - but overpowered level 70s isn't one of them, at least based on the OP. A sarcastic post that would have worked would have focused on, say, the perfect and effortless-to-maintain balance that would oh-so-surely result from such a system.

I felt it worked just fine. /shrugs

The idea of there not being a level sync means that you can theoretically get three level 70 players that want to steam roll through, for example; a lvl 50 dungeon for possibly glamour, and you get someone that's only at level 50. Since differences in play style is a valid reason for vote kicking a person, they could kick that level 50 player just based on their level and being detrimental towards what their goals are. And....there's not a damn thing SE would do about it.

So, with that hindsight in mind, you're going to get a lot of salty players getting kicked for not being at max level. Overpowered and possibly arrogant players at level 70 could potentially be a problem....not a balancing issue with skills per se, but definitely a social/community problem.

Which is what AppleJinx was hinting at. Although, I've seen people kicked for far less sometimes.