Chilly-McFreeze wrote: »

Adernath wrote: »

I am against it, because it would literally mean every rodent just queue for the non-DLCs, which means that I will never, or very very rarely, get a DLC random vet.

Just learn the mechanics, teach people if possible, and have a nice and enjoyable dungeon. You have to work for your XP. If you just want a fast run, get some friends who know the dungeon.

So what you basically say is:
I want to pug vet DLCs.
If you can't pug it -> git gud and l2p
If you want to clean it fast -> get friends

May I ask why you want to pug vet dlcs instead of running them with friends?

I said: If you get a pug you might have to work for your XP in the end, in such a way to teach others how to do it. I never said 'instead'. I run with pugs and with friends. In particular with pugs I really had enjoyable experience and made new friends by doing a vet dungeon. Of course I also had negative experience. But that's what makes everything interesting, the randomness of the whole thing. While queuing for it, I want to get everything, but I don't care if its DLC or not. There is no contradiction whatsoever.

If one would introduce the option to opt out DLC content, that content will be more rarely come in queues, because many people are just scared. But its nothing to be afraid of.