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Whether you watched a guide or not, the way you learn a raid is practice and playing. I've explained SotP for a lot of people so far and it's always the same: Once they played an encounter a couple of times, they'll start to get better and better until the damage they deal is enough or they are fast enough. If they don't have the weapons you would normally use: Fine, we'll make it work! The great thing about raids is it's not important if "the new guy" doesn't carry his own weight, if his teammates are good enough, they can keep an eye open for him. If that still doesn't work, you can be sure "the new guy" will get better. Raids are not activities you need to complete on your first try and the strategiess the streamers use are not necessarily the best. I've played GoS three times so far and we never managed to finish the boss, but that's ok, we'll try to do it next time. It's meant to be hard, so there'll always be people that lack patience, but why does that affect you? Open up your own fireteam, search for likeminded people, make your own strategies.
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  • Sorry, but I must live in different universe than you... I have never finished a raid in D2... People quit or kick me or my friends... Believe me we have tried for years... To find truly easy going... Chill players... I don't believe they really exist.

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  • I have only left a few groups so far, a few where people were just being inappropriate and then a few without any leadership that I deemed "lost causes". If you are honest about your experience and equipment, there are many groups to choose from. Granted, there are a lot of "Kwtd, have emblem 10+ clears"-groups out there, but those are the people that a: Want to get carried and don't fullfill their own requirements or b: have already put in the time to learn the raid once and don't want to do so again. Once again, same thing described in my first post, if you don't find a group: Open up your own fireteam, search for likeminded people, make your own strategies. Maybe it might take a few hours until you find them, but that's something you and every other person has to accept.

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  • Right... If people behave badly you should leave. A guy was trashing a friend (who left) when truth was the guy was playing badly while blaming my friend. So I told this guy that he was wrong... The S.O.B. kicked everyone... Dropping his friends in the process too. Then reset the save point somehow... We lost all progress! The guy was a real ass. My friend never played D2 again.

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