We have trial finder. It is called a guild.
Granted, craglorn normal trials could work in GF. vMoL and vHoF will probably often be a train wreck. Vet versions is an absolute perfect storm and should never be part of GF>
Zos could put forward rewards for grouping for a random normal trial but that would just mean the guilds will use it if they want the reward.
nursingninja wrote: »Don't know if I'd like that. I like the ability to screen who comes along without kicking people who waited in a queue.
efduncanub17_ESO wrote: »just got to any major city and you will find people looking for trial groups...craglorn especially...Most normal trials are face roll but ones like HRC would be a nightmare with Randoms...Do ppl just have issues making friends and finding guilds?
MLGProPlayer wrote: »We have trial finder. It is called a guild.
Granted, craglorn normal trials could work in GF. vMoL and vHoF will probably often be a train wreck. Vet versions is an absolute perfect storm and should never be part of GF>
Zos could put forward rewards for grouping for a random normal trial but that would just mean the guilds will use it if they want the reward.
Guilds don't run trials every night, they have a set schedule. If you can't make that schedule, you're SOL.
MLGProPlayer wrote: »We have trial finder. It is called a guild.
Granted, craglorn normal trials could work in GF. vMoL and vHoF will probably often be a train wreck. Vet versions is an absolute perfect storm and should never be part of GF>
Zos could put forward rewards for grouping for a random normal trial but that would just mean the guilds will use it if they want the reward.
Guilds don't run trials every night, they have a set schedule. If you can't make that schedule, you're SOL.
There are guild that run trials most every day. Even outside of that I have been in guilds that raid 4-5 nights a week.
If you are in an active guild and want to raid then organize it.
If you are not in a guild where they do any raiding, find a guild that does. We have 5 guild slots. Heck, as for normal raids you can organize them from your trade guild. It really is that simple. Even in another game that does actually have normal raids in GF, it rarely pops.
Even your comment that guilds run raids on strict schedules is not entirely correct. A raid guild runs scheduled raids and impromptu raids. How do you think the weekly leaderboard fills. Mostly impromptu raids.
Mostly what is missing in active guilds is someone to actually bother to get 12 people together (and in the right roles).
Be the solution.
Peekachu99 wrote: »I’d like a LFG interface instead, which lets you select and detail the kind of party/ people you want: casual, clear, hardcore completion, achievement farming, pledges. The social interface in this game is terrible and they’re making money hand over fist so there’s no excuse.
Peekachu99 wrote: »I’d like a LFG interface instead, which lets you select and detail the kind of party/ people you want: casual, clear, hardcore completion, achievement farming, pledges. The social interface in this game is terrible and they’re making money hand over fist so there’s no excuse.
This would be where my vote goes. The way FFXIV has their group screen setup is quite nice. You can detail what you're looking for and who you need, and you can add and remove from there before you get inside. Jumping zone instances to find the last 2-3 you need can be quite annoying at times. I wouldn't want it setup like the dungeon finder is.
As for those saying vet would be terrible this way, the easiest solution to that is not to use it. For those that want the dice roll and headache at the chance to complete a pug vet trial, go for it.
MLGProPlayer wrote: »MLGProPlayer wrote: »We have trial finder. It is called a guild.
Granted, craglorn normal trials could work in GF. vMoL and vHoF will probably often be a train wreck. Vet versions is an absolute perfect storm and should never be part of GF>
Zos could put forward rewards for grouping for a random normal trial but that would just mean the guilds will use it if they want the reward.
Guilds don't run trials every night, they have a set schedule. If you can't make that schedule, you're SOL.
There are guild that run trials most every day. Even outside of that I have been in guilds that raid 4-5 nights a week.
If you are in an active guild and want to raid then organize it.
If you are not in a guild where they do any raiding, find a guild that does. We have 5 guild slots. Heck, as for normal raids you can organize them from your trade guild. It really is that simple. Even in another game that does actually have normal raids in GF, it rarely pops.
Even your comment that guilds run raids on strict schedules is not entirely correct. A raid guild runs scheduled raids and impromptu raids. How do you think the weekly leaderboard fills. Mostly impromptu raids.
Mostly what is missing in active guilds is someone to actually bother to get 12 people together (and in the right roles).
Be the solution.
Why be a solution for something that can be automated?
And guilds don't run the trial you need every night. Let's say you're farming Siroria right now. You want to get it over and done with asap. This is where group finder would be ideal. Rather than running the trial over 5 weeks with your guild (once a week, logging in on the exact day they do the trial you need), you could get it over and done with in a few days.
Peekachu99 wrote: »I’d like a LFG interface instead, which lets you select and detail the kind of party/ people you want: casual, clear, hardcore completion, achievement farming, pledges. The social interface in this game is terrible and they’re making money hand over fist so there’s no excuse.
This would be where my vote goes. The way FFXIV has their group screen setup is quite nice. You can detail what you're looking for and who you need, and you can add and remove from there before you get inside. Jumping zone instances to find the last 2-3 you need can be quite annoying at times. I wouldn't want it setup like the dungeon finder is.
As for those saying vet would be terrible this way, the easiest solution to that is not to use it. For those that want the dice roll and headache at the chance to complete a pug vet trial, go for it.
IwakuraLain42 wrote: »Peekachu99 wrote: »I’d like a LFG interface instead, which lets you select and detail the kind of party/ people you want: casual, clear, hardcore completion, achievement farming, pledges. The social interface in this game is terrible and they’re making money hand over fist so there’s no excuse.
This would be where my vote goes. The way FFXIV has their group screen setup is quite nice. You can detail what you're looking for and who you need, and you can add and remove from there before you get inside. Jumping zone instances to find the last 2-3 you need can be quite annoying at times. I wouldn't want it setup like the dungeon finder is.
As for those saying vet would be terrible this way, the easiest solution to that is not to use it. For those that want the dice roll and headache at the chance to complete a pug vet trial, go for it.
FF14 does this slightly different: you have the Duty Finder (that is equivalent to our Activity Finder) that you can use for normal Raids and the Party Finder (that is what you described) that is used to create general groups.
The last one is used for their equivalent of the Vet Trials.
But then again that game has a strict role structure, you can't cheat healer/tank roles there.