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Edited by Andy:
9/27/2015 4:17:33 PM
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LFG Raid posts have reached a new LOW
So as a person new to the raid ive been looking to find a raid group and I came across a disturbing trend. People with no experience are DEMANDING only to raid with groups that have experience. it goes a little something like this
[quote]new to raid have 2 people a titan and a hunter. need 4 people with raid experience and have beaten oryx only. message me.
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Seriously? so now people without experience are demanding experienced raiders? no wonder no one will take new people in. if you don't have experience you shouldn't demand that you have a group that has beaten oryx. you are at the bottom of the barrel. take what you can get.
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7 RepliesEdited by SaltySi: 9/28/2015 6:35:54 PMAgreed these requirements are silly. However, the flipside is this. Yesterday me an my crew needed two people. We lfg'd got two sub 290 dudes, no problem. We walked them through the entire raid, got up to the sisters and then one of us had to leave so we went to orbit. The two gamers who were firends just left, no thank you, no recognition of the fact that we were patient with them and we wasted at least an hour and a half becuase of their inability to do things properly, they even had issues with the concept of clockwise versus counter clockwise.... I don't mind bringing new people through raids, in fact I like being able to give back what was given to me on crota and VOG, however when I do I appreciate a thank you or some acknowledgement of thanks for the knowledge and time I am giving you... I have not yet completed oryx because I have been running with inexperienced folks in my groups and a bunch of my cln mates have been playing at different hours than me... Again no problem, I just wish that when people who are under level and inexperienced did get in with a group patient enough to run them through, that they showed some gratitude....
