Friggin_Taser

Other games let you join a queue as a team, if I remember correctly.

However, the only downside is some other games feature too many raids across too much gamespace that finding a full raid on a whim is difficult at best. Starting off with two Incarnate Raids to add to server's already running weekly Rikti and Hami raids seems like a good compromise.

What is not to understand from even the first post.

Everything up until the Notices and Favors can be crafted in-game now using Shards. Why would Second Measures (or anybody) for that matter post that things that are already craftable in game with Shards are going to be craftable with Shards in the future to expand accessibility? The few people I was thinking of when I posted the words you quoted are the people who A. wouldn't be happy no matter what decision the devs make because they like the attention complaining and threatening to quit gives them or B. couldn't be bothered to even read a dev post clarifying the subject.

If you ask me to respect a person who is acting like a repressed solo minority or someone who cares so little about the issue that they can't even read two redname posts (one of which is barely two paragraphs), I will kindly you what they did to earn that respect. Because they obviously don't respect this game, this forum, or themselves enough to spend time posting for the betterment of it.

Because you couldn't be bothered to read the top most post in the Dev Digest you are depriving yourself of content?

Whoo, I guess I do win.

You can't have it both ways. Soloers, since the idea of end game raids have started, have cried for a way, any way, to progress without having to team.

Now you have that.

Will it be slower than teaming? Darn right it will be. But you also get to go at your own pace, don't have to put up with other people, etc.

There's never going to be a world where a solo player can achieve all possible incarnate abilities as fast as a team player, just like how a solo player will level up slower than a person who runs constantly in an 8 person team doing all TFs and trials available to them.

The solo community asked for a way, no matter how slow, to progress their character. They now have that. If it's too slow for any solo player, might I recommend one of the lovely trials they have put so much time and resources into? It's as easy to join as clicking a button to join a queue, no global channels or SG teammates needed. Even the most casual of players can do that.

Man, reading comprehension is not your strong point, is it, Little Miss Sunshine?

Unless you personally want Second Measures to write you a handwritten note spelling out things normal people already figured out using common sense, you are now just fuming for the sake of fuming.

I think the lower amount of people necessary to start the raid means they are planning on "Time Spent In Queue" being relatively minor.

As someone who has been through a similar process in a similar game, I can say that I was never in a queue for longer than it took to check an auctionhouse or actually walk to the entrance of said raid.

I've always been an optimist about the game (Recluse Strike Force the exception that proves the rule).

I've just been a pessimist about these forums.

If the thread can also not be full of people saying the devs are forcing them to team and that they are required or "need" to do so, sure.

Man, someone better check the temperature in Hades right now.

Pure guessing here, but I think they will work like Tin Mage and Apex and require an alpha slot.

The problem is there are no info kiosks Redside or in Praetoria.

That and the fact that information booths in Paragon have been providing nothing but null pointers since about issue 5.

Back up on his "Change Disruptor" soapboax.

Really? I heard from a very reliable source that the patch is so huge because of Honeycombs.

Most likely not. I haven't updated my drivers in months and was fine before the patch and then long loading after.