If you could pick 2 dungeons to blacklist from roulettes, which two would you pick?

[Tigerlilley]

Keeper of the Lake - I hate the aesthetic, I hate the boss fights, I hate the blaring alarms that go off.

I would have usually picked Aurum Vale as a second but I'm starting to hate it less. I think:

Haukke Manor - The dungeon itself is fine, it's just most classes aside from the tank don't have aoe at this level and 1 , 2 ,3 each seperate add is just tedious.

Which dungeons would you blacklist - and why?

[Cortawraith]

Labyrinth of the Ancients
Syrcus Tower
World of Darkness (if I'm allowed to complete this collection)

It's shame that you see those like 90% of times doing AR-Roulette, while we have alot more interesting AR's available (also there's the issue with itemlevel-exploit that's still a thing)
In my opinion those should be seperated in MSQ-AR Roulette or integrated in MSQ altogether.

[Tigerlilley]

To be honest, if I could pay Yoshi $10 extra a month to -never do ARR content in roulettes again- I would.

[Banriikku]

Only two? Because everything ARR would be gone, not because i hate ARR dungeons but the classes are annoying in this level range. In my opinion older content and how you synch needs a serious overhaul.
If only two picks: LotA and Syrcos Tower

[Rein_eon_Osborne]

Leveling
• Copperbell Mines: the amount of Yes/No options when the only viable way is forward is annoying.
• Ktisis Hyperboreia: first boss intermissions always lines up to mess with your cooldowns. The last remaining pulls after 2nd boss just drags (devs really trying hard to prevent wall pulls lol)

50/60/70/80
• Hullbreaker Isle: lighting is bad for my sight, especially during night time. 2nd boss has really annoying intermission timing. 3rd boss is where DF folks always never gets that the last two kraken’s tentacle will stick to the platform with player that has highest enmity even when its in middle of throwing a random player to another platform. Stay in that same platform and stop trying to “chase” it gdi.
• Copperbell Mine (Hard): 2nd boss. get the frick out of the bomb’s range after I put it down, people!! why do you love dying so much!?

Trials
• Seats of Sacrifice: QTE. Enough said.
• Seats of Sacrifice: QTE. Enough said. (1)

Normal Raid
• A9n: please, stop re-energizing the pile of scrap if they’re already in the proper tile >_>
• E7n: ohgodwhy.jpeg

Clown Tower Raid
• LotA: oh god that RP’ing naked WoL…
• ST: oh god that lv1 glamour gearset…

Expert (just picking one since it only has 4 atm)
• Sigmascape: my least liked of the current roulette pool. I think I’m getting this one way too often in the past month that I’m starting to disliking chicken tenders…

[rainichan]

Weeping City of Mhach.

I hate that place. I hate it with every fiber of my being. They could delete it without losing anything of importance. The vore orb could just sink into the marsh and be forgotten.

I can't think of anywhere else that I'm like "eh, we can delete" but this place lmao.

[LisSquid]

I haven't done dungeon roulette in years, to be honest, so my opinion of them is pretty invalid and bad. I'm counting Alliance Raids as dungeons, so my picks are Labyrinth of the Ancients and Syrcus Tower.

Sometimes I que for Orbonne, Weeping City, and Dun Scaith independently just to force them into the roulette.

[Raoabolic]

Toto-Rak because the "revamp" was so great they might as well remove it and turn it into a solo encounter, lol.
Malikah's Well because I find every aspect of the dungeon (fights, music, visuals, ect.) very boring. I would even run The Vault over the Well.

[KageTokage]

Malikah's Well and Ktisis Hyperborea pop far too often for my tastes, and I don't particularly enjoy the aesthetics or bosses in either.

I get the low leveled ARR so rarely that it tends to feel more refreshing then tedious.

[EorzeaWanderer]

This is an interesting question because they revamped my two most hated dungeons: Copperbell Mines and Toto-rak. I actually like Copperbell now and Toto-rak is, well, tolerable.

I'd say maybe Holminster Switch, because it was the first dungeon where I felt like they're not even trying to hide the linearity of it and the two-pack/impassable wall formula, and the bosses feel like they have excessive visual telegraphing of moves that takes me out of the fantasy of it all.

And I don't know, still Toto-rak I guess! The first two bosses are really uninspired, I'm glad for the changes but it would have been nice if they made those two boss encounters more engaging considering all the work they did on Copperbell.