PSA: Do not Q for "Expert" random dungeons until you have experienced those dungeons... please.
expert : adjective
ex·pert | \ˈek-ˌspərt, ik-ˈspərt
1. experienced
2. having, involving, or displaying special skill or knowledge derived from training or experience
With the new Mod there are numerous content experiences (some WAI, many others bugged) for new players to explore.
Random Expert Queue is NOT one of them.
Please, please, do not Q for Expert dungeons until you have experienced them/been taught them with your guild/you tube videos/ forum guides.
Yes, it is a good source of rAD.
Yes, you CAN get in with only 13k IL.
No, no one can stop you from doing so.
But no, no, no... you will NOT complete it if you do not know the mechanics of ToNG, Cradle and CR.
And all you will do is waste the time and frustrate your fellow players who actually know the dungeons and earned the right to be there.
Solution:
Read the guide. Watch a YouTube video.
There are many guides. It only take 5-10 min to read/watch them.
Then tell your guild leaders to walk you through the endgame dungeon in private premade Q.
[That is a guild leader's job. If they refuse, reconsider your guild choice.]
Just once run the endgame dungeons with guildies/friends before forcing random strangers to teach it to you. That's all it takes.
Then you will be raking in that sweet sweet REQ 15-23k raw AD in no time.
If not, you just Q into a broken, prolonged frustrating waste of time and anger your teammates.
Kisses.
Cheers.
Took
I am Took.
"Full plate and packing steel" in NW since 2013.
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And worth adding:
Do NOT sign up for these at 13k IL, you will be more or less useless, at least as a dps.
You need 16k IL to pull your weight in these. No, you being the most skilled player in Neverwinter won't really compensate for missing gear.
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*Sigh*
As always, i will reply :
Random Queues are randoms. As soon as you meet the requiered IL, you can launch, it doesn't matter if you are a first timer or not, if you did your "homework" or not.
As a seasonned expert player, if you don't want to bother carrying "newbies" who try to get something from the REQ/RAQ, if you don't want to take time to explain / hard try with a bad/poor party, don't launch REQ when you are not in a party full friends/guildmates.
If you can't find enough guildmates for that,dread4moor said:reconsider your guild choice
I met a lot of "newbies" in REQ. Me (as a TR) and my brother (as an OP) are usually able to make the group able to go through at least some of the bosses, if the others are able and willing to talk, to debate, and to make some adaptations.
When something fail (or if we see the "new player" pop-up), we ask if explainations are needed.
If we whipe, it doesn't matter (but we have our "5 consecutive whipes" limit). If it takes 1h30 when we tag alone instead of 20minutes in a "guild/ally party", it's not a problem.
Most of the time, ToNG become a successful run, even with 3x13k-ish newplayers. CoDG usually fail in that situation, but not because of the "newbies", because of people who leaves mad to not have succeeded in the first try... On CR, we can lead until the Arcolith check where usually a party with more than one 13k-ish newbie fail (but sisters can be done).
What the result of that much efforts we put in explaining to strangers or carrying them ?
A nice friendlist where some of the people we took time for are now on par or higher IL than us. And we get a lot of invitations for private CR/ToNG/CoDG
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ToNG is the new eToS and is very carry-able. So expect new/low-geared players to keep using REQ. Wasting time in CoDG and CR is just part of the deal.
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tchefi#6735 said:
*Sigh*
As always, i will reply :
Random Queues are randoms. As soon as you meet the requiered IL, you can launch, it doesn't matter if you are a first timer or not, if you did your "homework" or not.
As a seasonned expert player, if you don't want to bother carrying "newbies" who try to get something from the REQ/RAQ, if you don't want to take time to explain / hard try with a bad/poor party, don't launch REQ when you are not in a party full friends/guildmates.
If you can't find enough guildmates for that,
What you are describing is appropriate for regular random Q CR, tong and codg, not REQ.dread4moor said:reconsider your guild choice
My friends and I donate our time to train new players in regular Q all the time, @ragnarz2.
We are regulars in Curunir's perpetual CODG training runs.
We run dozens of new players through ToNG and CR,,, in regular Q.
That is what regular Q is for: open play for anyone, experienced or not.
All that to say, I would put my training/time donation record against anyone elses without shame.
But when I want to just run a quick expert Q, get the rad and move on, I shouldn't have to train.
Expert Q is for experienced players, not training.
The clear expectation is that everyone Qing has experience or understanding of the dungeon.
I am Took.
"Full plate and packing steel" in NW since 2013.1 -
it is a PUBLIC que. thats the whole point of it. you don't want inexperienced people, then don't use it.
Not everyone has/wants access to a guild either. I see alot of guildless people in the game and i respect their choices. Some people just prefer to keep to themselves and there is nothing wrong with that.
People need to learn somehow and the best way is experiencing first hand. They will catch on eventually. just be patient with them. You may even gain a new ally in the process. You catch more flies with honey than vinegar after all.
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@namelesshero347 , you are right about one thing: tong IS the new etos.namelesshero347 said:ToNG is the new eToS and is very carry-able. So expect new/low-geared players to keep using REQ. Wasting time in CoDG and CR is just part of the deal.
It IS "very carry-able" ... if you can get around the Orcus curse bug... @nitocris83 , fix please
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But, @namelesshero347 , you have fallen into the same trap as our respected colleague @ragnarz2 : you are describing the role of "regular" random Q ToNG.
random Q ToNG is, indeed, the "new etos". New players can and should Q for it. I am there occasionally and will gladly, in your words , "carry" new players through it.
But this thread is about EXPERT Q.
EXPERT. It's right there in the name, @namelesshero347 .
Expert Q is not for new curious players.
It belongs to those of us who "paid our dues", know the mechanics and just want a quick end-game dungeon run for quick rAD.
Don't conflate random Q with rEQ. Not the same thing.
Glad to play with you anytime, @namelesshero347 .
Glad to teach new players anytime... on random regular Q, in guild or on a LFG premade.
But please, reserve expert Q for experienced players who want to let their feet-hair down (hobbit joke) and relax for an endgame dungeon.
I am Took.
"Full plate and packing steel" in NW since 2013.3 -
The expert queue does not "belong" to you, or to anyone specifically, it belongs to anyone who is capable of queuing for it. And everyone who is capable of queuing for it has "paid their dues" as well, or else they couldn't be there. Should people read guides about mechanic heavy fights before going in there? Probably, i did before i queued to tank those places, but to expect every player to do that is naive, as long as they're willing to learn from the encounter once its explained to them, that should be more than enough.
It sounds like you should be advocating for Cryptic to raise the ilvl requirement/make an elite queue that is the same dungeon rotation but with a higher item level requirement than expert for the very top tier players to faceroll their way through a dungeon.9 -
@auron#6793 , i agree with you entirely... regarding REGULAR random Q.auron#6793 said:it is a PUBLIC que. thats the whole point of it. you don't want inexperienced people, then don't use it.
Not everyone has/wants access to a guild either. I see alot of guildless people in the game and i respect their choices. Some people just prefer to keep to themselves and there is nothing wrong with that.
People need to learn somehow and the best way is experiencing first hand. They will catch on eventually. just be patient with them. You may even gain a new ally in the process. You catch more flies with honey than vinegar after all.
You are conflating random Q with rEXPERT Q. Not the same thing.
@auron#6793 , this thread is about EXPERT Q which is intended for players with experience in the dungeons in question.
BTW, I am (famously/infamously) NOT in a guild... yet I have become fully 16k+ geared on 4 toons, have a full friend list and am experienced in all endgame dungeons... so...
Maybe being guildless is not an excuse for running rEQ instead or regular random Q?
Edit: name dropped the wrong Auron.
Fool of a Took.
I am Took.
"Full plate and packing steel" in NW since 2013.1 -
"earned the right to be there" ... its RANDOM Queue, EVERYBODY Have the right to be there for play....dread4moor said:https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/expert
expert : adjective
ex·pert | \ˈek-ˌspərt, ik-ˈspərt
1. experienced
2. having, involving, or displaying special skill or knowledge derived from training or experience
With the new Mod there are numerous content experiences (some WAI, many others bugged) for new players to explore.
Random Expert Queue is NOT one of them.
Please, please, do not Q for Expert dungeons until you have experienced them/been taught them with your guild/you tube videos/ forum guides.
Yes, it is a good source of rAD.
Yes, you CAN get in with only 13k IL.
No, no one can stop you from doing so.
But no, no, no... you will NOT complete it if you do not know the mechanics of ToNG, Cradle and CR.
And all you will do is waste the time and frustrate your fellow players who actually know the dungeons and earned the right to be there.
Solution:
Read the guide. Watch a YouTube video.
There are many guides. It only take 5-10 min to read/watch them.
Then tell your guild leaders to walk you through the endgame dungeon in private premade Q.
[That is a guild leader's job. If they refuse, reconsider your guild choice.]
Just once run the endgame dungeons with guildies/friends before forcing random strangers to teach it to you. That's all it takes.
Then you will be raking in that sweet sweet REQ 15-23k raw AD in no time.
If not, you just Q into a broken, prolonged frustrating waste of time and anger your teammates.
Kisses.
Cheers.
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> @brandemis said:
> https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/expert
>
> expert : adjective
> ex·pert | \ˈek-ˌspərt, ik-ˈspərt
> 1. experienced
> 2. having, involving, or displaying special skill or knowledge derived from training or experience
>
> With the new Mod there are numerous content experiences (some WAI, many others bugged) for new players to explore.
> Random Expert Queue is NOT one of them.
>
> Please, please, do not Q for Expert dungeons until you have experienced them/been taught them with your guild/you tube videos/ forum guides.
>
> Yes, it is a good source of rAD.
> Yes, you CAN get in with only 13k IL.
> No, no one can stop you from doing so.
>
> But no, no, no... you will NOT complete it if you do not know the mechanics of ToNG, Cradle and CR.
>
> And all you will do is waste the time and frustrate your fellow players who actually know the dungeons and earned the right to be there.
>
> Solution:
> Read the guide. Watch a YouTube video.
> There are many guides. It only take 5-10 min to read/watch them.
> Then tell your guild leaders to walk you through the endgame dungeon in private premade Q.
> [That is a guild leader's job. If they refuse, reconsider your guild choice.]
>
> Just once run the endgame dungeons with guildies/friends before forcing random strangers to teach it to you. That's all it takes.
>
> Then you will be raking in that sweet sweet REQ 15-23k raw AD in no time.
>
> If not, you just Q into a broken, prolonged frustrating waste of time and anger your teammates.
> Kisses.
> Cheers.
>
> Took
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> "earned the right to be there" ... its RANDOM Queue, EVERYBODY Have the right to be there for play....
Again...
You are describing the random Q for ToNG, CR, FBI and CoDG.
Do not conflate random Q with Expert Q (the topic of this thread).
Not the same thing.
Everyone should random Q, experienced or not.
NOT everyone should expert Q.
I am Took.
"Full plate and packing steel" in NW since 2013.0 -
OH!! so sorry mr. Expert , BUT .. still a Queue like the other , Queue, you know what that means... playable for ... EVERYBODY!!!dread4moor said:> @brandemis said:
> https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/expert
>
> expert : adjective
> ex·pert | \ˈek-ˌspərt, ik-ˈspərt
> 1. experienced
> 2. having, involving, or displaying special skill or knowledge derived from training or experience
>
> With the new Mod there are numerous content experiences (some WAI, many others bugged) for new players to explore.
> Random Expert Queue is NOT one of them.
>
> Please, please, do not Q for Expert dungeons until you have experienced them/been taught them with your guild/you tube videos/ forum guides.
>
> Yes, it is a good source of rAD.
> Yes, you CAN get in with only 13k IL.
> No, no one can stop you from doing so.
>
> But no, no, no... you will NOT complete it if you do not know the mechanics of ToNG, Cradle and CR.
>
> And all you will do is waste the time and frustrate your fellow players who actually know the dungeons and earned the right to be there.
>
> Solution:
> Read the guide. Watch a YouTube video.
> There are many guides. It only take 5-10 min to read/watch them.
> Then tell your guild leaders to walk you through the endgame dungeon in private premade Q.
> [That is a guild leader's job. If they refuse, reconsider your guild choice.]
>
> Just once run the endgame dungeons with guildies/friends before forcing random strangers to teach it to you. That's all it takes.
>
> Then you will be raking in that sweet sweet REQ 15-23k raw AD in no time.
>
> If not, you just Q into a broken, prolonged frustrating waste of time and anger your teammates.
> Kisses.
> Cheers.
>
> Took
>
> "earned the right to be there" ... its RANDOM Queue, EVERYBODY Have the right to be there for play....
Again...
You are describing the random Q for ToNG, CR, FBI and CoDG.
Do not conflate random Q with Expert Q (the topic of this thread).
Not the same thing.
Everyone should random Q, experienced or not.
NOT everyone should expert Q.
So ... find a good Guild, find a "Expert Group and play go on, and let us keep playing Queues as we like it ... (drop the micro)2 -
Except there is no random queue for To9G, CR, FBI and CoDG. There is REQ (which can put you in To9G/CR/CoDG) and there is RAQ (which might put you in FBI).dread4moor said:
You are describing the random Q for ToNG, CR, FBI and CoDG.
Do not conflate random Q with Expert Q (the topic of this thread).
Not the same thing.
Everyone should random Q, experienced or not.
NOT everyone should expert Q.
If the game allows them to queue for something then they have the right to try.I'm not looking for forgiveness, and I'm way past asking permission. Earth just lost her best defender, so we're here to fight. And if you want to stand in our way, we'll fight you too.4 -
Unfortunate that you call new or inexperienced players "scrubs", @spunkmeier .spunkmeier said:If you are the one running advanced or expert queues without a premade group then you are just as much as scrub as they are.
Very rude. I never call new players that.
Myself, I usually Q reQ with 1-3 friends. We don't always have a full 5, but the goal is a quick rEQ with experienced payers.
This is a very common practice and does not suggest "scrub" status, as you call it, or any other ad hominem.
I am Took.
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Hi @greywynd .greywynd said:
Except there is no random queue for To9G, CR, FBI and CoDG. There is REQ (which can put you in To9G/CR/CoDG) and there is RAQ (which might put you in FBI).
If the game allows them to queue for something then they have the right to try.
Yes, actually, there IS regular random for all dungeons.
Press "k", select "Epic Dungeons" and choose CR, ToNG, FBI or mSP.
These are the base/standard/random dungeons.
Everyone, experienced or not should use these ar their primary means to run dungeons.
You can run CoDG by pressing "K", selecting "Epic Trials" and choosing CoDG.
As for "rights", well my OP was clear on that point, no? Everyone has the "right" to Q for everything.
I have the "right" to cover myself in whipped cream, and knock on Dame Judy Dench's door and ask her to spank me. That doesn't mean I should. (#toomuchinformation).
This was a request (see "please" in title) not a mandate.
Fun fact: about to run a training CR for friends of friends in premade.
Suprised? el33tist arseholes like me love helping new people... just not in rEQ.
I am Took.
"Full plate and packing steel" in NW since 2013.2 -
Your PSA is falling on deaf ears.
Majority of the players your are complaining about more than likely don't even visit the forums here.
Using all the abbreviations doesn't help your case much, most of them mean nothing to me, seeing as I am pretty new.
Your time would be better spent providing ideas on how to better expose the whole queue system to new players. As it is, it is mentioned to do some queue in game and that's all the explanation a new players gets. While providing access to every aspect of the queue system right from the get go, as far as I can tell I am new.
New Players don't know any better, until they get that first hand experience. Oh HAMSTER I shouldn't have selected that queue.3 -
TL:DR - Don't run these dungeons until AFTER you have run these dungeons!!!dread4moor said:https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/expert
expert : adjective
ex·pert | \ˈek-ˌspərt, ik-ˈspərt
1. experienced
2. having, involving, or displaying special skill or knowledge derived from training or experience
With the new Mod there are numerous content experiences (some WAI, many others bugged) for new players to explore.
Random Expert Queue is NOT one of them.
Please, please, do not Q for Expert dungeons until you have experienced them/been taught them with your guild/you tube videos/ forum guides.
Yes, it is a good source of rAD.
Yes, you CAN get in with only 13k IL.
No, no one can stop you from doing so.
But no, no, no... you will NOT complete it if you do not know the mechanics of ToNG, Cradle and CR.
And all you will do is waste the time and frustrate your fellow players who actually know the dungeons and earned the right to be there.
Solution:
Read the guide. Watch a YouTube video.
There are many guides. It only take 5-10 min to read/watch them.
Then tell your guild leaders to walk you through the endgame dungeon in private premade Q.
[That is a guild leader's job. If they refuse, reconsider your guild choice.]
Just once run the endgame dungeons with guildies/friends before forcing random strangers to teach it to you. That's all it takes.
Then you will be raking in that sweet sweet REQ 15-23k raw AD in no time.
If not, you just Q into a broken, prolonged frustrating waste of time and anger your teammates.
Kisses.
Cheers.
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Okay, @funkfest#7405 this is the only argument I've heard that shut me down.funkfest#7405 said:Your PSA is falling on deaf ears.
Majority of the players your are complaining about more than likely don't even visit the forums here.
Using all the abbreviations doesn't help your case much, most of them mean nothing to me, seeing as I am pretty new.
Your time would be better spent providing ideas on how to better expose the whole queue system to new players. As it is, it is mentioned to do some queue in game and that's all the explanation a new players gets. While providing access to every aspect of the queue system right from the get go, as far as I can tell I am new.
New Players don't know any better, until they get that first hand experience. Oh HAMSTER I shouldn't have selected that queue.
Strong point.
New players are not reading this, are they?
Fair enough. Well, nvm. Thank you for letting me vent.
Back to helping my friends of friends in premade Q learn to run CR, ToNG and CoDG.
I am Took.
"Full plate and packing steel" in NW since 2013.1 -
Maybe something can come of it if a Dev happens to see this thread. I am unsure how often it gets read. I'm new lol.dread4moor said:
Okay, @funkfest#7405 this is the only argument I've heard that shut me down.
Strong point.
New players are not reading this, are they?
Fair enough. Well, nvm. Thank you for letting me vent.
Back to helping my friends of friends in premade Q learn to run CR, ToNG and CoDG.
I wouldn't know what to suggest as I have been only grinding 2 chars out to level 40 and attempting to build my professions. So my experience with the queue system is mostly just the RQ - (Random Queue) for the AD - (Astral Diamonds).
I can understand the needing to vent. Sometimes being able to actually makes it easier to deal with.
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randomdread4moor said:
Hi @greywynd .
Yes, actually, there IS regular random for all dungeons.
Press "k", select "Epic Dungeons" and choose CR, ToNG, FBI or mSP.
These are the base/standard/random dungeons.
Everyone, experienced or not should use these ar their primary means to run dungeons.
You can run CoDG by pressing "K", selecting "Epic Trials" and choosing CoDG.
[ran-duhm]
See more synonyms for random on Thesaurus.com
adjective
proceeding, made, or occurring without definite aim, reason, or pattern: the random selection of numbers.
So, by the definition of "random", your idea to direct queue for any given dungeon/skirmish isn't random.I'm not looking for forgiveness, and I'm way past asking permission. Earth just lost her best defender, so we're here to fight. And if you want to stand in our way, we'll fight you too.3 -
I disagree with everyone.
A "Random Dungeon" would be great in this game but they don't exist. A dungeon generated at random with random rooms and random monster would be epic. No one would just run from point A to point B, because they wouldn't know the layout. The closest thing to a random dungeon is the Foundry.
Unfortunately there are Random Queues for running the dungeons for AD. The title sounded elitist, but I understand the intent. Dread4moor was advising players that the Item Level is in no way a gauge to use for the ability of a player or how well the character has been geared. However, you can warn people to not to enter the dark bear cave, but that won't stop them. There are some that want to see, if there really is a nasty bear within.
The game system allows people to pick up others at random within the level. The system is not perfect, but as others have pointed out, you do any RQ at your own risk. If I am with a few friends, and they RQ, we attempt to assist the under developed or educate them on what to do. Sometimes this fails because they will ignore our advice or they don't speak English. We don't blame them because we chose to RQ.
Most of the time I hook up with 2 friends to do a dungeon, and we will opt for Private Que as we are not doing it for AD. We don't run dungeons. we play them. Many players are just wanting a quick AD fix in RQ, so we steer clear of them. Most of the time we don't play dungeons often because it is boring to run the same content day after day. More often we seek out a good Foundry dungeon instead.
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Why is this even such a problem for OP? If their friend list is as full as they claim they should have no problem gathering a full team for a random expert queue. There, their problem solved and the rest of us can do as we please.
This I would absolutely love.sandukutupu said:I disagree with everyone.
A "Random Dungeon" would be great in this game but they don't exist. A dungeon generated at random with random rooms and random monster would be epic. No one would just run from point A to point B, because they wouldn't know the layout. The closest thing to a random dungeon is the Foundry.Logic is the beginning of wisdom, not the end of it.0 -
The restriction of the REQ at 13k seems to me underestimated. Putting it at 15k could solve one part of the problem.
Even though we would like to take the time to explain strats to new players without experience, no one finishes codg or cr only with 13K players.1 -
The REQ iLvl requirements should match the requirements of the hardest dungeon in the group. CR is 13K and ToNG/CoDG are 12K, so making REQ 15K would seem odd. 15K is pretty hard to get just by grinding, but not so hard for wallet warriors. A 15K REQ would lock out many good players who don't pay. I've seen plenty of 15Ks, even a few 16Ks, get carried in ToNG.
A group with average of 15K has a decent chance of success in CR if every one knew what they were doing. Making CR 15K minimum would drastically reduce the number of CR runs.
I think the main source of the OPs rant is CR. The last quest in the barovia campaign is do CR. So many new players try to do it not knowing how hard it is. And many of them keep trying until they get sick of waiting at the first campfire. CoDG is old content. The only players who direct queue for it are ones who can't get into pre-made groups and are trying to get lucky with a PUG group to make their weekly ampole. But they end up pulling many min iLvl people waiting in REQ hoping to get carried in ToNG.1 -
They tried that. What happened? Everyone cried that they couldn't get into 3 dungeons because they had not unlocked the 4th...namelesshero347 said:The REQ iLvl requirements should match the requirements of the hardest dungeon in the group. CR is 13K and ToNG/CoDG are 12K, so making REQ 15K would seem odd. 15K is pretty hard to get just by grinding, but not so hard for wallet warriors. A 15K REQ would lock out many good players who don't pay. I've seen plenty of 15Ks, even a few 16Ks, get carried in ToNG.
A group with average of 15K has a decent chance of success in CR if every one knew what they were doing. Making CR 15K minimum would drastically reduce the number of CR runs.
I think the main source of the OPs rant is CR. The last quest in the barovia campaign is do CR. So many new players try to do it not knowing how hard it is. And many of them keep trying until they get sick of waiting at the first campfire. CoDG is old content. The only players who direct queue for it are ones who can't get into pre-made groups and are trying to get lucky with a PUG group to make their weekly ampole. But they end up pulling many min iLvl people waiting in REQ hoping to get carried in ToNG.
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The devs have made it possible for inexperienced and undergeared players to use the REQ and RAQ. That does not mean it's a good idea for them to do so. It does not mean that they shouldn't be kicked when they can't contribute.auron#6793 said:it is a PUBLIC que. thats the whole point of it. you don't want inexperienced people, then don't use it.
Not everyone has/wants access to a guild either. I see alot of guildless people in the game and i respect their choices. Some people just prefer to keep to themselves and there is nothing wrong with that.
People need to learn somehow and the best way is experiencing first hand. They will catch on eventually. just be patient with them. You may even gain a new ally in the process. You catch more flies with honey than vinegar after all.
There's no law against flatulence in an elevator either. You have the perfect right to break wind there. It's still rude and always unwelcome.
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Tonight I got CoDG for my REQ. It was a successful run. The best part was I didn't have to do anything. I was sent as reinforcement and the run had already started. I spent the entire time watching the run on the baby cam lol. All is well with REQ.0
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Mod 13 Epic Queue was the best. The unlock all requirement meant high barrier to entry. All the random epic runs were facerolls because the typical group was 4 very good "expert" players, and one lowbie who queued up for the dungeon.wintersmoke said:
They tried that. What happened? Everyone cried that they couldn't get into 3 dungeons because they had not unlocked the 4th...
Now we have the RAQ disaster because the only barrier to entry is 11K.
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Respect the chili! Respect it!feanor70118 said:
The devs have made it possible for inexperienced and undergeared players to use the REQ and RAQ. That does not mean it's a good idea for them to do so. It does not mean that they shouldn't be kicked when they can't contribute.auron#6793 said:it is a PUBLIC que. thats the whole point of it. you don't want inexperienced people, then don't use it.
Not everyone has/wants access to a guild either. I see alot of guildless people in the game and i respect their choices. Some people just prefer to keep to themselves and there is nothing wrong with that.
People need to learn somehow and the best way is experiencing first hand. They will catch on eventually. just be patient with them. You may even gain a new ally in the process. You catch more flies with honey than vinegar after all.
There's no law against flatulence in an elevator either. You have the perfect right to break wind there. It's still rude and always unwelcome.
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