And you're some "pro" gamer, get over yourself...good day sir!!

Gordon906 wrote: »

Theyre all over the place, those under cp160 farmers in vet dungeon and they get mad when someone calls them out. They brag about their life and how you take it too seriously. If you're a casual than why would you do dlc vet dungeons? This cp34 guy was so pissed because he failed to defeat a boss many times in vet ruins of mazzatun(we left because gear repair cost) that he private messaged me and wished that I get "gunned down" then he ignored :P not even once.

No clue who people constantly blame casuals. That is a troll nothing more. I know"hardcore"people like that as well.

If you queue expecting Dro'm-athra Destroyers and Flawless Conquerors melting everything in 10s

@jlboozer You're cool. Here is the awesome that you wanted.


@Gordon906 There was another thread talking about a matching based group finder, which would make all the best players ideally join up with the best etc. Also another thread about a tutorial, I do not mind that at all. I ran into an dude from the U.S who was our tank and he would tell us how to play. I told him a few things and after that we completed the dungeon. Not hard to message someone explaining that dlc dungeons are the toughest and that they should bring their A game, even if they are casuals. They do not listen? Just kick and re-que. If the que gives the lowest cp guy the crown (lol) you're screwed. Personally educating others on dps rotation/sets/tanking/healing should be option #1, if they want to gun you down they can go play COD.

WalksonGraves wrote: »

my fav is the ones who ruin the pledges with mechanics you have to screw up on purpose like:
-pulling levers
-touching shards

or the best one, running ahead and killing the zombies before starting the pellingeres fight.

I wish people would communicate more before boss fight to make sure everybody knows strats. Played games where you never ever pull the boss until you go over the strat or verify everybody knows what to do. I think that is the biggest problem. Every single player in this game had to do boss fights for the first time and if somebody didnt teach them then they would wipe the group too.

Did casuals ruin pledges, or did pledges ruin casuals?

golfer.dub17_ESO wrote: »

Back in my day Pledges came out around the same time the Vet system did and the majority of people running them weren't even remotely close to being V16.

I haven't since run a vet pledge, nor am I aware of any changes that might've been made to them, but if they're the same as they've always been then I can't understand at all this insistence that people be like CP300 just to run pledges.

So someone enlighten me on what I'm missing here as someone who hasn't played the game since then.

The resistance, HP and damage mobs and bosses do have been significantly increased in One Tamriel patch for veteran dungeons. The normal versions today are close to veteran ones back then.

Kodrac wrote: »

Man, that guy doesn't sound very casual LOL. Low CP does not equal casual. What you encountered was a d-bag. D-bags are d-bags regardless of their CP totals.

EDIT: Damn filter.

Exactly. He'll be the next CP 600 that refuses to even talk to anybody below CP 550 cause they need to l2p

Pugs gonna pug
#puglife

Amadis001 wrote: »

FlyLionel wrote: »

@jlboozer You're cool. Here is the awesome that you wanted.


@Gordon906 There was another thread talking about a matching based group finder, which would make all the best players ideally join up with the best etc.

I like this idea; maybe not skill-based per se, but CP based, in a range, so that CP 100's tend to be grouped with other CP 100-ish players. This works very well in other games I've played; as you progress, the dungeon gets easier, not only because you're higher level but because your entire team tends to be.

I really don't feel like we need to make the dungeon finder more complex.