People who have an AP requirement are the same people who have run the dungeon a dozen times and consider themselves a role model for how the dungeon should be completed. Giving completely unnecessary advice, in most cases wrong, dying and giving tips while dead, and running full support.
As some people have mentioned, I understand being a bit cautious of those with less than 1,000AP, but other than that… There was a time when I joined a Fractal group that was asking for experience and a speed run. I thought sure, okay, I’ve long reached my 500Fractals achievement they can’t say I don’t know what I’m doing, right? I join, mouse over their thumbs and see that they all have 15k + AP. Having about 3,200 at the time, I felt sorely outclassed but carried along. We rolled swamp… I was the only one who was managing to get the wisp to the cleft and the others were asking “how the hell do I get to the cleft if the walls keep closing on me?” And with that I left…
People who have an AP requirement are the same people who have run the dungeon a dozen times and consider themselves a role model for how the dungeon should be completed. Giving completely unnecessary advice, in most cases wrong, dying and giving tips while dead, and running full support.
Sure, your personal experience totally creates the rule.
Of all the requirements, I find “pink dyes only” to be the most effective. Why? Because I did it and I got good players with a lot of sense of humour, and we had tons of fun.
See? I’ve just made a statistic.
I guess that’s how logic works here.
What I love about this is that I’ve done something similar more than a few times and it has always amounted to a great experience. One night I was in a particularly good mood and had said something like “Has anyone ever noticed there are no female giants in Skyrim? Or do the females just grow the best beards?” in my description and the fun that ensued was pretty memorable.
People who have an AP requirement are the same people who have run the dungeon a dozen times and consider themselves a role model for how the dungeon should be completed. Giving completely unnecessary advice, in most cases wrong, dying and giving tips while dead, and running full support.
Sure, your personal experience totally creates the rule.
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I get it, you’re that guy! That guy!
Erm, I don’t pug. Last time I did it was almost one year ago, and everyone was a scrub. Me included.
Still, you’re not the only one that isn’t objective, so everything is fine. Humans are incredibly bad at not making everything subjective.
Cats, on the other hand…
Yeah, you got it, I’m a cat. I’m totally awesome.
Erm, I don’t pug. Last time I did it was almost one year ago, and everyone was a scrub. Me included.
Still, you’re not the only one that isn’t objective, so everything is fine. Humans are incredibly bad at not making everything subjective.
Cats, on the other hand…
Yeah, you got it, I’m a cat. I’m totally awesome.
Little known fact: that’s a selfie in his signature.
Erm, I don’t pug. Last time I did it was almost one year ago, and everyone was a scrub. Me included.
Still, you’re not the only one that isn’t objective, so everything is fine. Humans are incredibly bad at not making everything subjective.
Cats, on the other hand…
Yeah, you got it, I’m a cat. I’m totally awesome.
