One Of The Best Guilds In The World Just Quit

[@PrankCallFan845]

Maybe it's because treating a wow guild like a second job is some silly ass shit

[@COREcasual]

It should be hard for people to CLEAR, it should not be hard for people to ACCESS

[@2o3ief]

Mythic raiding or RTWF?

[@deedgeYT]

Based take

[@COREcasual]

@@2o3ief mythic raiding in general

[@2o3ief]

@@COREcasual but isn't everything that makes mythic raiding hard to access imposed by the playerbase? Finding a guild and all that--gear certainly isnt the issue, its more accessible than ever. What makes it hard to access, and how could Blizzard improve it?

[@verna268]

This video will explode I'm sure. Fantastic video, I think a lot of guilds should look at this video as a way to see incoming issues or even a great way to start convos on how to avoid these issues and to mitigate them. As for blizzard, that's up to them.

[@deedgeYT]

Thank you I’m glad you enjoyed!

[@Obscurely]

As much a great write up that was, it's pretty unfortunately that the no mention of raid ids was in this "thesis". Of all the pain points of Mythic raiding, whether you are top 10 world or sitting at 1500 world, everyone is suffering from roster issues. And the mythic raid id system is the major part to blame for this. I'm in the camp of just axing raid ids altogether and just let people be loot locked the same way they are for LFR, normal, and heroic raids. Those that are super sweaty will begin to do mythic splits...and that can be their own self-imposed hell. The game should not be designed around preventing sweaty behavior but encouraging more people to play the game.

[@deedgeYT]

I would thoroughly enjoy a reworking of the mythic raid id’s.

[@jaredsdad1979]

take away the unique mythic lockout. free up the ability to mythic raid at your pace like heroic

[@deedgeYT]

Big fan of this idea. I just want the ability to replace if someone bounces halfway through the raid without asking someone else to rank their lockout

[@MORGATH99]

didnt this happened like a week ago ?

[@jiruribakachan365]

Never heard of them and I do not care. Most hardcore raidguilds have a TOXIC mentality so I am happy that we have less. It makes raiding more accessable if we have less of these tryhards.

[@yarp123123123123123]

so they are not quiting, they are just not raiding hardcore for world firsts and going more casual.

[@deedgeYT]

Yep you got it, the guild as a whole is quitting the race, not the game. My bad on the confusion. While I can’t account for the whole roster it seems like everyone went down different paths. Some joined other competitive guilds, some rolled back to play casually, and some probably did end quitting or taking a break from the game entirely.

[@lordovthorn2747]

wait so lol people dont have 2-4 teams in guild? why not? are they bad at the game and not involved in good guilds? like the hard truth for a lot of players that refuse to swallow it... is they might not be good enough to go into raids with high skill players who, literally, are the skill gap that said... I get carried lol

[@deedgeYT]

LMAO the fact that you made this comment long enough to where I had to click “read more” to get to the last part. Well played

[@lordovthorn2747]

@@deedgeYT ;)

[@AdamSmith-ml4ji]

I’ve never heard of this guild they just not be that big

[@na2cho]

lol. People still play that trash game? Hamsters on a treadmill. Same thing over, and over, to get a new drop, to do the same thing over, and over.

[@StayTh1rsty]

Who hurt you, that you find people's fun to be so triggering as to be cringe on the internet? 😂

[@na2cho]

@@StayTh1rsty it’s cringe to say the word cringe bud. Also to comment on 6 month old posts.

[@beadiegaming5874]

WoW has become Diablo4, pump out content fast, make all their money up front and Fart the player base lol.