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Pretty much nobody appreciates such comments ^^

Atm that is Hc Garrosh at 3.35%.

On June 13 2014 07:18 Gorsameth wrote:

Your talking about how many killed the hardest raid boss. Atm that is Hc Garrosh at 3.35%.
If you were talking about Cata its 22% of raiders or ~14k people
Heck even normal mode Madness was only 53k. Hardly anywhere near the numbers you are trying to pretend.

Also if you think that the difference between normal and hc is just more hp/dmg it just serves to show you have no idea what you are talking about.

On June 13 2014 07:19 Thorakh wrote:
You said hardest raid bosses. Which is simply wrong.

On June 13 2014 07:20 Cyro wrote:


I know the differences, and there's no need to be crazy offensive/defensive about it. The most difficult content in the game is available, almost entirely, on raid finder difficulty, which has those kinds of numbers - 1.3 million unique player kills in a month from launch

On June 13 2014 07:20 Cyro wrote:


I know the differences, and there's no need to be crazy offensive/defensive about it. The most difficult content in the game is available, almost entirely, on raid finder difficulty, which has those kinds of numbers - 1.3 million unique player kills in a month from launch

On June 13 2014 07:21 Thorakh wrote:
LFR is not the most difficult content.

The most difficult content is available in the lowest difficulty? What?

Regardless, you're still wrong. The most difficult content gets cleared by less than 1% of the total playerbase.

On June 13 2014 07:22 Cyro wrote:



Garrosh and Deathwing were the endgame content. They were available on raid finder. The final boss of the game, the entire raid dungeon content, open for everyone to kill - good or not, competent or not.



That's exactly my point. Actually, i probably couldn't word it any better.

The only people still playing and enjoying the raid content are the ones that don't have a problem with blizzards reasoning, so it's natural to have it defended

Then it's not really the most difficult content, is it now?

On June 13 2014 07:28 Targe wrote:
basically whilst deathwing may not be the hardest shit to complete it is still considered end game content, wildstar's end game content is looking to be much more difficult to kill than deathwing

(ive never played endgame cataclysm)

its less about the very hardest and more about the entirety of endgame being harder

On June 13 2014 07:28 Targe wrote:
basically whilst deathwing may not be the hardest shit to complete it is still considered end game content, wildstar's end game content is looking to be much more difficult to kill than deathwing

(ive never played endgame cataclysm)

its less about the very hardest and more about the entirety of endgame being harder

You're just looping back to the same thing and attacking other stuff i say - you think my point is invalid, because added difficulty modes to the same content, which is killed by most of the player base, are a valid way of appealing to more skillful gamers, and counts as being its own content. That's fine, but i disagree, and if i was alone then i wouldn't be so vocal about it.

Hard content is hard content regardless of what the commoners are doing. Content shouldn't only be appealing to you on the basis of exclusivity.

On June 13 2014 07:36 Cyro wrote:
Call it what you want, my opinion is that if half to three quarters of max level players kill the end boss of every raid and you don't need a particular level of gear, skill or time investment to do that, then it's not much of an achievement to kill them - and adding higher difficulty levels to the same content does not fix that.

It doesn't appear that Wildstar will be that way, and i'm in the crowd that thinks that is a -GOOD- thing, as it adds meaning and reason to work towards higher objectives.



I don't give a damn what most people are doing, but if it's easy for me to kill every boss and i don't need gear, skill or time to do it, then the magic of having to work to kill it is no longer there for me. Having the ability to kill every boss, see all the content and then leave with a quarter of the skill and time investment is just a knife in the heart for anybody who doesn't really want to play like that.

It doesn't appear that Wildstar will be that way, and i'm in the crowd that thinks that is a -GOOD- thing, as it adds meaning and reason to work towards higher objectives.

On June 13 2014 07:39 Gorsameth wrote:

*Cough*Veteran mode dungeons*Cough*

Guess Wildstar isn't the game for you after all.

On June 13 2014 07:43 Cyro wrote:


There is no "veteran mode" past 5-man content.

I think heroic dungeons in TBC were pretty great. It'd be nice to have completely different content, but it's fine to have the bar for quality and difficulty set a step above 5-man if it comes to it (TBC, Wildstar). TBC HC in low gear, and i hear wildstar veteran 5-mans, were actually very difficult (some of them, particularly)

My problem is more with "easy modes" on content, rather than "hard modes" - and it's amplified 100x if that content happens to be the hard content that i'm supposed to strive to complete, rather than 5-mans which are just a stepping stone.

On June 13 2014 08:50 Sermokala wrote:
In Wildstar I wouldn't question the healer first I'd question the tank first. If its the necromancer in kv you need to interupt her when she starts casting her spells and if its the axe guy you need to just not be in the telegraphs. If its a stalker they need to be more mobile and not get hit by the cleaves so much. if its a warrior they arn't useing their insane damage mitigation right.

Groups that don't pack interupts kill more tanks then anything else in the game.

I would vote for no wow talk in the thread.

I'm also officaly mandateing that the teamliquid guild be suggested to go 50/50 on their harvesting split. Also don't harvest peoples crops please they need dem seeds.