I'm guessing you're a raider?

I'm not a raider no.

This is actually the most useless troll post ever posted.

Instead of making a complete idiot out of yourself, post you opinion on what makes this "the most" useless article ever written.

For example: (relating to what you posted)

A: What a horrible first post for everyone to see. You would have been just as well to post "hey, i'm an idiot and i just got the first post!"

B: Your post should show an opinion of why this article was bad, otherwise you are just another troll with nothing to do.

C: The negativety showed by your post was in no way helpful, insightful, or useful to anyone that views this article.

Thottbot is a better place for you dotter.

Is thottbot still in business?

Though, it is inferior to zelda in the sense that its a hell of alot more enjoyable than sitting down by yourself and quickly getting story in a more direct manner rather than getting it ploddingly through months of slow repetitive raiding.

People should play they game they want to? The way I want to play the game is to finish AQ and Naxx before TBC and finish all 25 mans before Wrath. But oh, that's right, I can't play the way I want too because of how the end game is structured (20+ hours a week of play time adherent to your guild's raid schedule, no exceptions).

Right now there are normal and heroic 5 mans. Apply the same logic to 25 mans and add a third tier called Easy Mode, or Daddy Has a Job Mode and then drop zero epics in favor of quest blue level quality loot. That way I get to actually play thru the game I've bought and all of the elite raiders can have their glowing epeen shoulders (while I strut around my not glowing crappy blues, which I'm more than happy with if I've had the chance to see C'thun, the four horsemen or Illidan).

Courting casuals does not have to mean welfare epics. The reward/difficulty paradigm is already in the game, just extend it.

I suppose that every game gives you the best items, access to any level you choose, and supreme upgrades now.


OH WAIT THEY DON'T!

I think you hit it on the head.

When changes are made to the game, people tend to think it means if Blizz had known, they would have made these changes from day one. I don't think so... We forget that WoW exists in time, and not as an absolute: and right now we're moving towards WotLK.

What Blizz seems to be doing is gradually make the current end-game more accessible, so that more and more people can experience it. The end result being when WotLK comes out, that we all level to 80, and suddenly people in WotLK blues go and kick Illidan in the teeth.

Personally, I'm all for this approach. This way hardcores can focus on the real end-game stuff, and go for world firsts, etc... And in the meantime, more casual players get to keep a fresh experience and finally seeing content they could only drool about a year before.

Yay for progressive content!

/agree.

If after each expansion the previous endgame content was scaled down it would allow people that never had the chance to at least experience it in some form.

Illidan downed by 10 mere 70s?

Wow...

Well Molten Core was done by 3 people...

I agree on scaling of dungeons, however, I think it should be done almost automatically. If 10 guys walk into a 25-man dungeon, all mobs are dynamically changed (hitpoints/quantity/armor, w/e), as well as their loot tables. Any extra people added to raid after that would have no affect, so if you started with 10 and ended up with 25, you'd spank the instance with no problem, but your loot would be no where near what you'd get as if you'd started with 25.

This way, people could at least SEE the dang places and learn how the fight mechanics work.

Just my 2c.