Happy for you! Now if you could just stop flooding the thread with your off topic diary entries that only you and your three gatekeeping pen pals from the private Discord server care about, we could maybe get back to the actual topic.
Nah . People have plenty of challenges in their work irl .
Only ones seek challenge in game are either streamers who make money on it and complete irl failures who think that anyone care about them being good at games
Generał population Play games for fun and some brainrot
For some of us m+ is fun though you dont have to do them if you dont like them. The portals arent THAT important that you should suffer just to get them. Stop forcing yourself, go do the stuff you find fun instead.
Its easy to imagine. It the point I start cursing Blizzard for not giving me shields like Oracle Priest.
Tried Priory 15, and people die becase of 1 thunder clap and 0.1s later, 1 fireball. Either I kick every single caster to perfection or people die like flies.
If I had a 7M shield I could put people it would be 100x easier. The Thunder Clap would not even take any health from the party, and any damage that comes later would not kill anyone.
I really, REALLY hope blizzard corrects this mistake after the MDI. Cause FFS its getting ridiculous…
Streamers who fully pug high keys deserve some respect imo.
Those who do them in their cosy static groups are removing half the difficulty tbh of having random people in their group and the problems that come with it. It’s not impressive imo.
The only real skill expression comes in competitive PvP games.
As someone who has fully pugged my way to m+ title three times, as well as significantly beyond that. The keys I was doing were nothing in difficulty compared to what organised groups like mandatory are capable of. The difference between the top 0.1% and the top 0.01% is greater than that of the top 0.1% and top 10% in terms of capability.
Put in simple numbers, a 10 is closer to an 18 than an 18 is to a 21. But an 18 will still get you the highest tangible reward m+ has.
It’s a lot harder to actually have musical talent, have a world wide fan base and produce long lasting music that will always be listened too than being good at a pve video game.
You have talent or you don’t. There is nothing difficult about it.
Life is much easier if you’re born with talent and easier still if you have a sibling who is also born with talent. In all aspects of life, the Van Halen example was just a fun analogy.
Dave Mustaine only has sisters so he had to form his own band.
More often than not those who belittle talent don’t have much of it themselves. There’s usually an immense amount of inter disciplinary respect and mutual understanding when those who are top of their respective discipline interact because they each know what it takes to do anything at that level.
Talent isn’t everything obviously. You will have to practice, you have to write good songs. You have to consistently gig well. You have to interact with your fans well etc etc. your priority is to stay popular in music and make money for as long as possible.
Look at the millions of tracks on Spotify or Apple Music and see only the smallest percentage of music is the most listened to