It doesn’t matter why they want it. If it serves a large enough part of the playerbase (and according to Blizzard’s own words; it does), then THAT is enough reason for it to exist.
You have a certain philosophy when it comes to gaming, but guess what; so does everyone else. And each philosophy differs from the other. You can’t force everyone to play the way YOU want to play. That’s borderline fascism.
That’s down to you then. I have never, NEVER, entered a LFR with the intention to AFK. I always try my best. If I don’t feel like I wanna be there: I just don’t go.
And I’d hate it. Point in case again.
YOU can want something, but that doesn’t mean it SHOULD be like that.
I really do hate Mythic dungeons. They are the SAME content as lower difficulties. Why should I ever put more effort into something if it’s the SAME content.
There’s that difference in gaming philosophy again.
I don’t game to be challenged to a degree where I get frustrated.
I don’t game to boast and stroke my ego.
I DO want to put effort into a game. I don’t want to leech or afk, there’s no fun in that. But I DON’T want to be forced into content I dislike or having to do activities I don’t like.
I don’t think you understand how much I dislike looking for a group to do content. How much I dislike it to make my own group.
This is not a ‘shrug, I’ll do it just to get it over with’ type of dislike. This is a ‘I’m going to quit, because f- this’ type of dislike. The queueing system was an enormous blessing to me.
In the early days of WoW it wasn’t really relevant to me, because I played with a group of RL friends, so I never had to look for a group. But as nearly all of them quit or became very inactive, that was no longer the case. That’s when the game started to show its cracks to me. Thankfully this was fixed when they introduced the queueing system and I can’t thank them enough for it.
You are asking to take that away for what? Because you want to enforce your way of playing the game onto others? How very, very selfish of you.
Also, this: