Absolutely 100% yes, especially if you’re pugging.
There’s some occasions when you can get away with it, guild carry runs ect.
Could be the way you’re communicating with group members but without seeing that myself I couldn’t comment. Another thing is people don’t like to admit thier mastakes and shortcomings and have a tendency to get angry at those to comment on them.
I imagine that there’s a small group of people who actually do get a kick out of this.
So trying to complete the content in a proper manner is being a tryhard hmm ok.
You are right bro! If we ever party together you can be sure that I will stop in middle of the dungeon and /dance for 30 minutes, we’re gonna have sooooo much fun
Oh yes it’s a computer game so it doesn’t matter if you completely ruin somebody else’s work, who cares if the guy spent 3 hours pushing the key as high as possible just go and ruin it it’s fun bro you don’t have to put any effort or care about anything just have fun
No, a ‘newbie’ is unlikely to be in a 12. However if people were more supportive at lower keys, stopping to help out/guide then there would be more people running these mid level keys who know what to do.
As for me I’ve not done above a 6 this season and haven’t tried to do higher.
As I said too many people want ready made dungeon runners without stopping to think why there is a shortage.
Depends on how you react when mistakes happen and/or what you say to the people responsible. Getting called a tryhard most likely means you act like one even if in theory you’re correct in wanting everyone to know what to do.
How does one ‘learn’ without be in such environment? Watching YT vids doesn’t cut it. People have to do 10+ to know how to manage the affix and the damage/timings at higher levels.
As I said you want ready made pug players without helping newer player learn how to run 10+ keys.
There is no such argument. Once the timer starts everyone is responsible for his/her part even on M+ 2. A key is a key, it doesn’t matter how low or high it is.
You should read M+ guides and watch the videos ‘‘how’’ they are running it. The tricky part is, that your knowledge is not enough, you should fulfil your knowledge in the act.
You are not reading my replies. Even with all that there is a ‘first’ time. Not everyone is the ‘Uber gamer’ you obviously are. Most people have to experience something to learn how to do it.
Maybe don’t go into harder content without knowing the content? You learn most of the stuff in dungeons in normal modes and still people fail at it even at +20. Like, there are people in 20s that are throwing the hook back to azeroth on stitchflesh in necrotic wake. This is a mechanic that exists on normal mode.