I don't disagree totally with your statement. But to say every troll and bad player will abuse the system I don't think will be the case.
It's way past due to add a single trial to the group finder system. Need an easy way to introduce all players to this content.
Fake tanks, dps wielding ice staffs, healers spamming breath of life, fake healers, no desire to communicate, no desire to do mechanics, light attack spam dps, I can probably come out with more reasons not to but this works for now.
It's way past due to add a single trial to the group finder system. Need an easy way to introduce all players to this content.
I agree. I am at just about level 900 and have yet to get into a trial. Tried via zone chat in Craglorn, joined a couple of guilds that do trials and nothing.
Problem with the guilds is that they REQUIRE so many different things (i.e., 4 diff complete healing/dps/tanking sets, 4 diff monster combos, video proof of dummy parses, etc.)in addition to paying 10k - 15k per week in dues. Crazy. Again, level 900 and still dont have much of what they require for just the NON VET trials. Although I am close with my healer though.
Why? Stand in Craglorn, Alinor, Wayrest, Mournhold or any populated area, really - if so for just 15 minutes anywhere near "prime time"; and there will be people calling out spots for trials all the time, it's also a much better way to introduce people to that content, because you won't have "fake roles", and at least a number of people will have done it before, know the mechanics and all. What tf should a "finder group" do in a trial, if they have no idea how it works? Disastrous.
Why? Stand in Craglorn, Alinor, Wayrest, Mournhold or any populated area, really - if so for just 15 minutes anywhere near "prime time"; and there will be people calling out spots for trials all the time, it's also a much better way to introduce people to that content, because you won't have "fake roles", and at least a number of people will have done it before, know the mechanics and all. What tf should a "finder group" do in a trial, if they have no idea how it works? Disastrous.
How is it any different now without trial finder? Ppl lfm in zone chat and someone random replies. Do you interview him lol? No. If it's just normal trial, you invite him. He maybe fake something too. Or if you ask him, he can lie. Pugs are pugs. It doesn't matter how you get them together in group. I don't see any difference. We may as well have trial finder for normals.
Why? Stand in Craglorn, Alinor, Wayrest, Mournhold or any populated area, really - if so for just 15 minutes anywhere near "prime time"; and there will be people calling out spots for trials all the time, it's also a much better way to introduce people to that content, because you won't have "fake roles", and at least a number of people will have done it before, know the mechanics and all. What tf should a "finder group" do in a trial, if they have no idea how it works? Disastrous.
How is it any different now without trial finder? Ppl lfm in zone chat and someone random replies. Do you interview him lol? No. If it's just normal trial, you invite him. He maybe fake something too. Or if you ask him, he can lie. Pugs are pugs. It doesn't matter how you get them together in group. I don't see any difference. We may as well have trial finder for normals.
I do no interviews, nor do I arrange trials. But I've seen more than a few being kicked from groups, if they are obviously not what they claim to be, or don't listen or whatever - without any stupid "vote to kick" procedure. Most of the time, people refuse to kick obvious fakes even from vet DLC finder groups.
Also, a real trial group will probably have at least a few people knowing the mechanics, in a "trial finder group" you have no such guarantee. Good luck even running Sanctum Ophidia with a a "trial finder group", having 5-6 guys exploring the place for chests, while the other half tries to do the trial. Then imagine "running for cats" in Maw of Lorkhaj, with a "finder group" with no one communicating. Just a recipe for disaster, nothing else.
All you have to do is whisper someone calling out for a group in area chat: "I'm DD. inv". It's really not harder than that.
Why? Stand in Craglorn, Alinor, Wayrest, Mournhold or any populated area, really - if so for just 15 minutes anywhere near "prime time"; and there will be people calling out spots for trials all the time, it's also a much better way to introduce people to that content, because you won't have "fake roles", and at least a number of people will have done it before, know the mechanics and all. What tf should a "finder group" do in a trial, if they have no idea how it works? Disastrous.
How is it any different now without trial finder? Ppl lfm in zone chat and someone random replies. Do you interview him lol? No. If it's just normal trial, you invite him. He maybe fake something too. Or if you ask him, he can lie. Pugs are pugs. It doesn't matter how you get them together in group. I don't see any difference. We may as well have trial finder for normals.
I do no interviews, nor do I arrange trials. But I've seen more than a few being kicked from groups, if they are obviously not what they claim to be, or don't listen or whatever - without any stupid "vote to kick" procedure. Most of the time, people refuse to kick obvious fakes even from vet DLC finder groups.
Also, a real trial group will probably have at least a few people knowing the mechanics, in a "trial finder group" you have no such guarantee. Good luck even running Sanctum Ophidia with a a "trial finder group", having 5-6 guys exploring the place for chests, while the other half tries to do the trial. Then imagine "running for cats" in Maw of Lorkhaj, with a "finder group" with no one communicating. Just a recipe for disaster, nothing else.
All you have to do is whisper someone calling out for a group in area chat: "I'm DD. inv". It's really not harder than that.
You get the exact same trash people spamming chat as you do with a group finder, except with the latter, you don't have to idle anywhere while you wait for enough people to answer, and you can pull interested parties from literally anywhere else in game at any time. The pros/convenience way outweigh the cons/votekick procedure.
Fake tanks, dps wielding ice staffs, healers spamming breath of life, fake healers, no desire to communicate, no desire to do mechanics, light attack spam dps, I can probably come out with more reasons not to but this works for now.