World of Warcraft®

dingledorf

Please Blizz, make this game so graphic intense, that the 12 year olds and college students cant afford a computer good enough to play, wait, your already working on that, thank gawd...thanks blizz,, no, really, TY

The problem I find is the ease of LFR compared to normal. It offers no challenge to people who can't get a 10-man group. Maybe blizz should open a thing where you join and see who else on your server is interested in PUG's (sort of like the friend list with a few tweaks) rather then posting on trade and hoping people are in main cities.

My server has a grand total of one horde guild that has downed one boss in MSV. My guild is me, my brother and one of his friends. I love LFR.

PS Pls Blizz'bring back Mass Summons!

I love LFR for al the reasons given b4, plus its a good practise for 10 man raid with guild, which btw our guild does LFR on a regular basis. Also to reply to the comment that PPL should stop whining about the lagging and framerate issues, I too suffer these maladies but I just turn off sound, reduce graffix in system and watch dbm, sure, ok ots not the ramped up version you h8er's all wish it was , but its still enjoyable!

(Sticky) Updated Raid Schedule Heart of Fear & Terrace:
http://us.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/7006890938#1

Why run LFR at all? Just gonna do my dailies and get my valor gear. A couple months from now I'm gonna walk into a 10-man and pretend I know exactly what's going on cuz my ilvl says so. Thanks dailies!

one alternative I believe would be useful is a decreased graphics option for players who do not have superior computers. That way we could have the same amount of people but just simpler animations of the world around us for those that want increased gameplay instead of better looking spells flying around.

One thing i have to say is that not all players have the internet or computers that can handle a 25m raid as it is right now i can barley do 25m's without lagging through AoE fights. Blizzard has the ability to scale the raid as they want it so y not do a 15m LFR raid? still get experience on the raids content but it goes easier on the players with weaker computers. that's all i would like

@nostalgia whiners

"Grandpa: In my day, we had to walk...
Drew (in a bored tone): How many miles, Pop?
Grandpa: 15 miles to school in the snow, with no shoes.

Back in my day, me and my brother Sparky, went trick-or-treating, but it was 15 miles to the nearest house, and we had real tricks, and real ghosts!

In my day, our dog would stay outside, wind or shine, rain or snow! It would be 15 below and it wouldn't matter!

My 15 sisters all shared the same doll; and they shared the same room, too!" -Grandpa from Rugrats

Anyway the real issue here is why are all the raids being released so quickly? A lot of guilds haven't even cleared it on normal. And now there's more raids to do every week? It'd be nice for the slower less hardcore progression raiders get geared/comfortable enough with the raid to clear it quickly, maybe even down a few heroic modes before releasing a new raid. That's the way I see it anyway.

ive been on a constant raid team for a long time and i think lfr is great its nice to just run the raids just for fun once a day

Vanilla and BC I raided 5 nights a week for 4-5 hours per night. Now, however, I haven't the time or the willpower to sit down and commit that kind of time in one sitting. LFR is pretty neat to see the content. I dont agree on the amount of loot you can acquire from it, but I guess I cant complain.

People moan about LFR because they're too busy with their "cyber-life" to realize that many people have busy lives and frantic schedules in the real world.

Being unable to stick to a raid schedule due to work (I travel a ton for work and am also a full time student), I love LFR.

Haters keep on hating.