Firelands Raid Changes Incoming

With the final showdown against Deathwing approaching, we’ve been keeping a close eye on players' progress through the current Firelands raid content. Before patch 4.3 is released, we want groups who are working on Heroic-difficulty content to be able to get as close to Ragnaros as possible, and we want players who are tackling normal progression to be able to experience as many of the encounters as they can. To achieve these goals, we’ll be toning down the difficulty of both normal and Heroic raids through hotfixes in the coming weeks. In general, we plan to reduce health and damage of all raid bosses in both normal and Heroic Firelands by around the same percentage we brought difficulty down for the original Cataclysm raids when Rage of the Firelands (patch 4.2) was released.
We're looking forward to seeing more groups of players face off against the firelord in the weeks ahead. However, before we make these changes, we want to give everyone a final shot at the bosses at their current difficulty level -- so this is a heads up that we’re planning to apply the difficulty hotfixes beginning the week of September 19.
Stay tuned to the Patch 4.2 Hotfixes blog for these and other live updates to the game as they happen.

Darrowmere
Darkspear
Grizzly Hills
Uldaman
Borean Tundra
Stormscale
Gurubashi
Skywall
Gurubashi
Stormrage
Stormscale
Nazjatar
The irony...don't you mean "than" not "then"?
Stormrage
Gurubashi
than [than, then; unstressed thuhn, uhn] Show IPA
conjunction
1.
(used, as after comparative adjectives and adverbs, to introduce the second member of an unequal comparison): She's taller than I am.
2.
(used after some adverbs and adjectives expressing choice or diversity, such as other, otherwise, else, anywhere, or different, to introduce an alternative or denote a difference in kind, place, style, identity, etc.): I had no choice other than that. You won't find such freedom anywhere else than in this country.
3.
(used to introduce the rejected choice in expressions of preference): I'd rather walk than drive there.
4.
except; other than: We had no choice than to return home.
5.
when: We had barely arrived than we had to leave again.
preposition
6.
in relation to; by comparison with (usually followed by a pronoun in the objective case): He is a person than whom I can imagine no one more courteous.
the irony you're missing is our friend Holyudders here isn't just a bad troll.. he should learn 2 spell things if he's going to correct someone else.
you should take notes.. XD
Uldaman
Feathermoon
Mal'Ganis
Gurubashi
Ghostlands
Darrowmere
Muradin
Darrowmere
Quel'Thalas
Area 52
Muradin
Gurubashi
if u want to figure out why so many ppl failed in FL.. don't put so much blame on the player until you had a look at the ILVL change (and lack thereof) between the contents.
sure, there's stupid people out there.. but the lack of a tier of gear between 359 and 378 didnt help.. and don't try to use the 365 tier of WTF was THAT all about as an in-between. cuz really.. that only made things WORSE tbh
Mal'Ganis
Area 52
Darrowmere
Wyrmrest Accord
What that sort of reads as is they aren't seeing the numbers of players progressing into or thru Firelands as much as they are wanting to see before they release 4.3 patch. So to compensate for this they are stepping in and making some nerfs to level it out so most of what they what as ideal for the population to be leveled out for the release of patch 4.3. Exclusion from content doesn't happen from anything other than player to player interaction. A large section of the playerbase was discouraged from even setting foot into Firelands because of the "Must have achievements! Must KNow fights! Must have Raid Resume and farm time avl! Must be able to to insane dps! blah blah blah rhetoric!" Especially since most of the Leetists have most of everything now anyway, they have their flaming Hipogryphs, and shadow phoenixes - I've seen them all over SW. So I don't know what the big deal is?
Blizzard has decided that the only way to "fix" player exclusion from content now is to wait for a while and then step in and nerf some content. I think Blizzard is getting tired of exclusion. I'm not quite sure how us as players can fix this since it is only we who can make it better.
Shandris
Stormscale
Uther
Blackwater Raiders
Duskwood
Honestly i like this idea, nerf the normal, but leave heroics.... well Heroic.
Ghostlands
1) A new xpac is launched: people flock around it to see the new content, raiders soon start with the new raids, and dungeons.
2) Elistists jerks rejoice at the raid difficulty level. Casual players complain about to the raid & dungeons difficulty level.
3) After 3 to 6 months, a few casuals cancell their accounts because they found the game too hard. Paradoxally, a few ellitists cancell their accounts too because they found the game way too easy.
4) To deal with the loss of incomes, Blizzard start to nerf game contents. People return to play back WoW again.
5) Casuals feel the game is now enjoyable. Elitists jerks start bullying at them, frustrated of all the game nerfs.
6) Blizzard keep things that way for approx. 1 more year (that is, the remaining life span of the current xpac).
7) Blizzard announce the incoming of the next xpac. The current game tend to be less played, or players are instead preparing for the next xpac.
8) Go back to 1) to 7), Rince & Repeat. Things have been that way with Burning Crusade, Wrath Of The Lich King, Cataclysm, and will be that way with the next xpac.
You know what ? I would really like to see something else when paying and playing an MMO.
Silver Hand
Mannoroth
It's all fine and dandy for you to have families, jobs, and what have you. That being said, some people aren't as fortunate and there are plenty of folks I know that devote way more of their life than they should to this game. They've been playing since Beta dropped, and you've been playing probably since mid WotLK or the start of Cata. No one cares if you pay the same.
To be frank, both of you are drains on the community. You're irritating, whiny, and above all terrible. You are the person that makes LFD miserable. You are the person that breaks up a guild. You are the person that makes the forums a laughingstock, and makes everyone flock to mmo-champion for any kind of pseudo-intellectual discussion, and even then it's watered down by the amount of idiots flowing in.
I raid 2 nights a week, I'm 6/7 HC. I could care less about the nerfs. If you're whining because you just lost your window to be an awesome elitist player, heads up, you were never going to get there. If you're whining because "It's an elitist control game", heads up, the game is literally bent over backwards with it's back breaking to keep breast feeding you loot and fun. Go read some forums, go learn your class, enchant your gear maybe, or possibly stop being stupid and pretending like this game is entirely PvP based (which is what I see most casuals doing). Battlegrounds didn't even exist in this game until 1.5 (that's June 7th, 2005, almost a full year after Vanilla dropped). Get your priorities straight. If you want to PvP, great. But don't be a casual whining about PvP not fulfilling your needs because of "elitist control." Stupid and unrelated. Larsheaher, you haven't set foot in any raid in Cataclysm OR Wrath of the Lich King, and I find it hilarious because pretty much all of the current content save heroic T11 and heroic T12 (even some of that, really) is puggable.
I mean, honestly.
Altar of Storms
Uther
They enjoy feeling like elitists and being able to look down on other people. If other people catch up to them in "progression", they have no room to feel like they're better than anyone else.
Unfortunately, there are people like you who play WoW and think they're better than everyone anyway, even though they clearly aren't. If you put in an app to any of the top guilds, they'd laugh at you. You'd do well to drop your elitist attitude, because that makes you no better than the very people you're complaining about.