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5/24/2021 3:16:10 PM
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Again your opinion. I am cool with the selection of the opt in method of matchmaking.
It is better than not having matchmaking and having to rely on an outside source that forces you play a certain way because most of them are elitists.
This is a video game not a job. Players need to get that through their heads.
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And once again, [i]if you or any other player takes exception to how other LFG posts are made, make your own or join a clan.[/i] Regardless, despite appearances apparently to the contrary, I'm not against more players getting to experience raids. I personally have never completed a raid in D2, and only a couple in D1 (the original Vault of Glass and Crota's End), and I can tell you that those were some of the most fun interactions I've had in gaming. Those raids took communication (via headset), coordination, and a good bit of friendly/encouraging banter to beat. How often do matchmade players even bother turning on a mic to actually be supportive? How are matchmade randoms supposed to coordinate without headsets in the heat of an encounter? It's simply not feasible for matchmade randoms to beat a raid. By all means, prove me wrong. -
What do I need to prove you wrong for? This isnt a job, it is a video game. I saying this game would be more beneficial if there was a matchmaking for end game rather than relying on the elitist LFG concept.
