Quote Originally Posted by Deslyxic View Post
Just so we are perfectly what I am asking for is to return to the same difficulty level of SB, ShB and EW when it comes to normal dungeons, trials and raids.
And to all the people giving me tips on how to play, thank very much but I've been playing for 6 years, might not be a 1.0 players but I know how to play the game, and I stand by what I wrote in the OP, there is a clear jump on difficulty in normal content compared to the last 3 expansions and if you don't notice it congratulations on being a big d!ck player, I guess.
I was originally genuinely sympathizing with your case (while unable to empathize, since I personally find normal content to be a walk in the park). The reason I sympathize is because more is always better. So wanting to have more "easy" content that suits your current skill level is an understandable stance. And I would support it.

However, your entire argument and all of my sympathy went out of the window when I read this particular reply to your own post. Sorry to break to you, but you are indeed not good at this game. Not saying that to be mean. That is simply an undeniable fact, given you cannot handle the "difficulty" of this normal raid. And that is okay. It is okay to be bad at a video game, no matter how many years you've played it. It is okay to want more content that suits you, despite how "bad" at the game you might be. What is not okay is thinking you are actually good at the game just because you've played it for years, refusing to accept any opinion that would point otherwise, as well as any tips on how to improve. And then demanding that optional content gets trivialized to boring degrees for the majority of the player base, just so that you can continue in your belief that you are "good" at the game.

Years played is not a measure for how skilled you are or how much room for improvement you have. Players willing to accept help and tips for improvement are the ones who will get better and continue doing so, even if they started years after you did. Players who clear Savage/Ultimate literally before losing their sprout status aren't born with extra limbs or advanced mental capacity. They are simply more open to absorbing help and guidance from their fellow players.

If you do something with the wrong method for 6 whole years, you are not getting any better. You are effectively reinforcing what makes you bad. So, please reconsider your stance and be less dismissive of tips, if you would like to truly improve and experience more of what this game has to offer. And if you are unwilling to learn how to play in any shape or capacity, then please refrain from complaining about the game itself not being dumbed down to a level where you have nothing to even attempt to learn.