I get what you're saying here, but I think he was referring to the new ultimate coming in 6.1x? That would be the next step up. But you also kind of dodged the point. If the current savage tier is not engaging, then where else is there to go other than the new ultimate? I also wonder why ultimate is being dismissed before even running it? That would be like me saying that the difficulty on EX needs to be raised because I am not engaged enough, and then someone tells me to run savage; and my response to that is, "no". Just tune up EX, or better yet; just overhaul healing, or nerf tank sustainability.
That is kind of the angle I am seeing things from.
I would hope so. Otherwise their arguments hold the same weight as the example I set for myself above.On top of that, healers who complain about healer engagement likely either have already cleared and farmed the Ultimates we currently have, especially since we had a loooot of time in ShB to do that, or they very understandably chose not to participate in such content. It's also a really really tone deaf thing to say when we haven't had an Ultimate in nearly 2 years and none of them allow healers to play with their lv90 kit.
I agree and disagree. I think it's a good thing to try and open the more difficult fights to players who are a little on the edge about doing them or not. But I also think that these encounters should live up to the name. When I reflect on older discussions, I seem to recall some EX fights being comparable to x1s, and x2s encounters; and I think even Shiva Unreal was said to have a tight window similar to lower tier savage fights. So it would seem that the lower difficulty early on really isn't anything new. In this case though, there is a new Ultimate coming soon. And if the majority of those who are griping do run ultimate, then I'm not comprehending the issue other than wanting to tune-up what's locked in place.At this point especially P1S is only savage in name, as far as difficulty goes, it's an extreme fight. I don't really vibe with giving savage extreme-tier difficulty for the sake of "accessibility", people sign up for savage to do savage, not extreme.