kumenit_taeynav wrote: »ive been thinking about "those" types of dungeon runners a lot. the ones who charge ahead of the group, those who fake their role to get through the queue faster, the ones who ultimately arent team players in an activity specifically for teams. why dont they use the activity finder tool to set up the group they want to run?
they could add or remove so many different criteria and then queue/port into the dungeons they want to do. they could set up a 4 dps group so no one needs to fake their roles and focus on their dps, they could set up a level requirement to avoid low dps players, they could call their group a pledge speed run, and so on and so forth. basically, why are they still messing up the dungeon experience for people who didnt sign up for a group like that? they could find like-minded players and avoid the standard queue which enforces role requirements
kumenit_taeynav wrote: »ive been thinking about "those" types of dungeon runners a lot. the ones who charge ahead of the group, those who fake their role to get through the queue faster, the ones who ultimately arent team players in an activity specifically for teams. why dont they use the activity finder tool to set up the group they want to run?
they could add or remove so many different criteria and then queue/port into the dungeons they want to do. they could set up a 4 dps group so no one needs to fake their roles and focus on their dps, they could set up a level requirement to avoid low dps players, they could call their group a pledge speed run, and so on and so forth. basically, why are they still messing up the dungeon experience for people who didnt sign up for a group like that? they could find like-minded players and avoid the standard queue which enforces role requirements
The group finder's default filters are way too strict to see what groups are available to join. I created a general group the other day and had to really adjust the filters to see it on a second account. Default filter should be no filter so you see every group; even the ones you can not join.
spartaxoxo wrote: »The group finder's default filters are way too strict to see what groups are available to join. I created a general group the other day and had to really adjust the filters to see it on a second account. Default filter should be no filter so you see every group; even the ones you can not join.
Yup. Absolutely agree. This is a major cause of people thinking there's no groups.
How many would run daily PUGs if there is no transmute crystal?
Why would ZOS keep giving crystals if not to help people use PUG to do quests or pledges?
spartaxoxo wrote: »The whole point of faking is to save time. They aren't doing it to ruin someone else's experience. They are doing it because it's the fastest way to get a group.
MidniteOwl1913 wrote: »spartaxoxo wrote: »The whole point of faking is to save time. They aren't doing it to ruin someone else's experience. They are doing it because it's the fastest way to get a group.
Yes, but they don't care about ruining other people's runs either. It is all about them and what they want. I doubt that the thought they could use group finder to avoid doing that ever occurs to them...
MidniteOwl1913 wrote: »spartaxoxo wrote: »The whole point of faking is to save time. They aren't doing it to ruin someone else's experience. They are doing it because it's the fastest way to get a group.
Yes, but they don't care about ruining other people's runs either. It is all about them and what they want. I doubt that the thought they could use group finder to avoid doing that ever occurs to them...
spartaxoxo wrote: »The whole point of faking is to save time. They aren't doing it to ruin someone else's experience. They are doing it because it's the fastest way to get a group.
spartaxoxo wrote: »The whole point of faking is to save time. They aren't doing it to ruin someone else's experience. They are doing it because it's the fastest way to get a group.
They may not be doing it to ruin someone's game play but it does. Kind of like saying a person who cheats in a pvp game doesn't mean to hurt anyone, it's just a fast way to the top of the leader board.
Lies are lies, no two ways about it.
spartaxoxo wrote: »The whole point of faking is to save time. They aren't doing it to ruin someone else's experience. They are doing it because it's the fastest way to get a group.
They may not be doing it to ruin someone's game play but it does. Kind of like saying a person who cheats in a pvp game doesn't mean to hurt anyone, it's just a fast way to the top of the leader board.
Lies are lies, no two ways about it.