Quote Originally Posted by ACE135 View Post
To me the only thing the savage delay shows is that players are unable to control themselves. It looks like they want to be protected from their own behavior. It seems unusual to me that players activly asking SE to force delay something. Usually it's the other way around and they want all at once.

Everything the delay accomplishes was also possible before but players willingly chose to rush through the story to start raiding. It was always possible to leisurely do the story and start raiding thereafter, let it be some days or also a week later. Now people will say what is with statics where some players want to rush and some not. Well, you can adapt to one side or you can look for like-minded players, as people say. There is no difference if people just wait a week to get into savage or as now have to wait a week to get into savage. Did some people fear that other players could get ahead and have one gear piece more than them when they decide not to rush? But then there is to ask why is it your business what other people do.
>Everything the delay accomplishes was also possible before but players willingly chose to rush through the story to start raiding. It was always possible to leisurely do the story and start raiding thereafter, let it be some days or also a week later.
You are correct, even without the delay we could enjoy cutscenes, story,... However completing story, prepping gear, etc took at least 2 days. Week 1 is a challenging task, so taking 2 days away is making it even harder.

> There is no difference if people just wait a week to get into savage or as now have to wait a week to get into savage.
There is, see above point. Instead of pushing everything into a very limited time frame for preperation taking possible raid time from week 1 away, I can do everything (story, gear, ...) during a full week.

> Did some people fear that other players could get ahead and have one gear piece more than them when they decide not to rush?
It is not a fear of getting gear ahead (maybe for world racers?). See above points.

> But then there is to ask why is it your business what other people do.
Why are you here then?