Midcore is NOT a Difficulty setting - It's an Investment!

[Mawlzy]

The best part of discussions about "midcore content" is people thinking they finally nailed down a definition for what "midcore" really means.

Yeah, not making much progress here, huh? Maybe this new video by Caetsu will help. Maybe not.

https://youtu.be/Uzg_JwfnmJQ?si=pwZzouLA1iBm4jtA

[BigCheez]

So a casual with no raid xp, if he wants to "clear fast" then he becomes a hardcore ?

Who is this casual player with no raid experience who thinks they're getting an early savage clear? These people don't exist. IDK about hardcore, they sound delusional.

[CNitsah]

Who is this casual player with no raid experience who thinks they're getting an early savage clear? These people don't exist. IDK about hardcore, they sound delusional.

A lot of them with chaotic : they litterally designed the reward for that. This is one one the most discussed problems with chaotic, raiders not happy of having a lot of casual with no raiding experience in their PF. They do exist. That's even why some part of the raider community thinks that the haircut should not have been a reward for that content.

[RaideDuku]

Ask 10 people what midcore content is, you're going to get 11 different answers.

[BigCheez]

A lot of them with chaotic : they litterally designed the reward for that. This is one one the most discussed problems with chaotic, raiders not happy of having a lot of casual with no raiding experience in their PF. They do exist. That's even why some part of the raider community thinks that the haircut should not have been a reward for that content.

If people are jumping in to the content without understanding what the content is or whether they're ready to do it, that's on them.

I think there's a bit of false equivalence here though. Trying to clear chaotic as an inexperienced casual player is not the same as aiming for a week 1 savage clear as a casual player.

[Nadda]

The best part of discussions about "midcore content" is people thinking they finally nailed down a definition for what "midcore" really means.

Most times you discuss things in order to reach a consensus. If somebody says something that is collectively agreed upon then the discussion was successful.
Rather than just assume my perspective correct I framed it for discussion as forums are meant to do. If I said anything disagreeable or others have you can join in that discussion to progress it further.

Subjective or objective logic is equally good in this case as it builds towards a consensus to make it a clear uniform definition. Was what I said agreeable? Disagreeable. Who knows let's work together to find out.