It can be. Don't try and port your own conclusions to everyone else. I asked the Guardian a simple question which was despite finishing it did you still have fun. I've finished raids where I sherpa people and have not found them enjoyable because it was mostly a frustrating experience on taking through some many people new to the mechanics. However I've also not finished raids that I had a blast in because it was jokes all around. IAs the say, it's about the journey not the destination. Not sure how that is a difficult concept to understand?

Because your objective when starting a raid is to finish, see the experience through to its conclusion and not finishing is always a disappointment to someone that never has.

Again, that's your conclusion. Pretty sure I just mentioned about sherparing people through raids. I play video games for fun and nothing else. If I don't finish a raid meh who cares there are more important things in life, it'll get done at some point. That's just the way I see it though. I'm not trying to convince you to come over to my way of thinking, just ease off me for asking a simple question to this poster in regards to the thread topic.

Yes i understand its that way because you have finished them on several occasions yet what i said was when someone has no completions their goal is to experience the whole raid, they yern for the completion. Im starting to think you are a bit slow in the head