Doing within a guild wit minimal coordination (TS raidchat etc) it can be done with a couple of nights. The bottleneck in the attunement is that is completely LFG unfriendly, getting silver in adventures and dungeons is really lucky based. But there is absolute no time sink at all, the rep and EP grind is done within a week. The attunement is fine, sure 1 or 2 steps of it are silly, like the race against the clock dungeon parts or the world boss (probably hard to get groups if low-pop server). You do northern waste rep only if you want some epics, those are nice but not even that great tbh (dont even remember if epixx are in NW or Crimsom tbh). Took me 4-5 days iirc, I was already at 23-24,000 when started the dailies. You can get the Exile rep with less than a week of dailies once you turn 49-50. so they left.Įarning 32.000 reputation with northern wastes IS a timesink that one can expect in any mmo.What that have to do with the attunement? You need 32,000 Exile rep, not northern wastes. Players want to raid, they came here because of that, they don't care if their group, as a collective entity, is not good enough to get past the first boss or even the first trash mobs, they simply wanted to raid, they couldn't raid. The problem with the attunement and how is bleeding subs is simply because it exists, not because its hard. Is not about how easy or hard the dungeons are. Basically your group learns what and when they have to interrupt, talks about who interrupts what and when, and then is all about personal awareness to not end up in some red telegraph and having good luck with the different RNG mechanics present in some of the fights.īut sill, you keep missing the point. Sure, those dungeons have some nice difficulty and are fun as hell, but the learning curve for them is not that high. I think -those- are the people on high horses.What did you find hard about them? Grind? Uh? Where?Īnd people trying to claim that their silver dungeon runs weren't hard? Yeah. That just sounds like a very bad lie to me.
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