Something I don't quite understand though... How does having matchmaking make raids inherently easier? It wouldn't, and the typical "MM parties will moan about difficulty" argument is also invalid, because ultimately the developer will do as they please, seeing as it's their game and all. So difficulty concerns will only be taken notice of in the event the devs themselves are concerned. And something a lot of the anti-MM guys don't seem to understand.. Not everyone has been long-term console gamers with a huge friend list to play with, shouldn't they be afforded the opportunity to play all of the game, [i]or at least attempt to[/i]. You can't just expect that everyone has this huge friend base to play with constantly. The main problem I have with the lack implementation for raid MM is the fact the game is geared towards being social and I bought [b]a game[/b], not the ability to join a forum/clan/group. I could do that without my $100 purchase. Why should anyone have to stop playing, and invest time specifically for the purpose of finding 5 other people, with schedules that match up for the sole purpose of doing an in-game mission? This process should be an in-game feature, which is streamlined in some fashion, so people can just attempt with randoms if they so choose, whether they will fail or not.