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4/5/2016 9:04:34 PM
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Your call.
But IMO you are missing out on some of the best parts of the game.
Not sure I'd recommend starting on them now, but be in D1 or D2, the next raid that comes out I wholeheartedly encourage you to have a go at it while it's still fresh for everyone.
If you don't like it fair enough. But not even trying it is like saying you completed Final Fantasy VII without getting the golden chocobo, Knights of the Round and beating Ultimate or indeed Emerald (or the slightly easier Ruby) Weapons. They are big optional challenges there to test you. Albeit in the days before Google and YouTube they were tougher, but the point still stands.
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Edited by DMGRGN: 4/5/2016 9:31:14 PMYou know, people say that to me all the time, and i have to disagree with you 100%. Edit: just to be clear, challenge is not the issue. I actually did do everything you mentioned in your example (LOVED FF7 by the way) and one of my favorite accomplishments is beating Dead Space 2 on the highest possible difficulty. Talk about a challenge. The difference is, i did those things solo. I didn't rely on anyone, and the mechanics of those challenges weren't designed in such a way as to FORCE me to rely on others to get through. Raids force me to rely on another person's skill, and i absolutely hate that. If i can't solo it, i don't want to do it, and if i have to do it with a team, then it just isn't fun for me.
