Are static groups simply the now accepted reality for endgame progression?

[Murugan]

Again, you entirely miss the point and go back to your single argument. Please use your brain and not your anger. The Dark side is bad, mmk?

Anyways, when you have 50+ people who are good players, and have known each other for many years, it's very easy to set up multiple runs on the same night. We had 4 groups of 10 doing Karazhan once a week in The Burning Crusade in World of Warcraft. Each group went into a separate channel on vent, and it worked just fine.



Clearly you are probably a victim of a guild/fc/ls that was heavy on favoritism, but unfortunately for you, and your argument, not every guild/ls/fc is led by people who are like this. You cannot create stereotypes based on a single isolated incident. It's important to remember you are not the only person on the planet, and just because your experience has been negative, it does not mean everyone's has.

w ok?

What a load.


Bunch of anonymous people in your "guild" is what it sounds like. You don't know anything about community if you are going to sit here and claim that you can be close to 100 different people while doing content like this that limits you to 7 others per week (with the rare exception of substitutions).

I also love that out of that 100 people in your guild that you know and are so close with, only 50 of them are good now. I wonder how many of even those 50 that are "good" you even bother playing with for your own personal progression, my guess is the number is far smaller. It's just a name and a website and a chat channel, a ventrilo server seperated into different channels, but to some people they want to play with their whole FC while progressing in endgame content.

You

Can't

Do

That

Here

Now.

I wish your kind had stayed in first person shooters, your idea of a community is just no where near my own. To me if I can't even progress at endgame alongside my guildmates then it is simply not a real community. This is a game for small group statics right now, and I don't see where I can get my endgame fix coming from games where these communities hooked me on the genre. If I was a fan of this style I'd join some "gaming clan" and go play first person shooters, or MOBA's, or Diablo together (either in what are basically PUGs because of how little connection there is between most members, or a rigidly set static if I wanted to be competitive).