yagiza.5301

"For speed," sure. Copy and paste for 1 more second. Again, I said those who want to complain but aren't doing any of the available options to learn to raid = not putting in the effort. If you don't attempt those options or something similar to learn, I'm not sure what other "effort" you want people to put in then, besides none. Sounds like you just want to complain for the sake of complaining.

Ah, conveniently, you removed the latter half of the sentence, as well as the following one. Hm. How about you respond to all of my other comments? Do you even know what a training group is? I'm commenting on them because I've been in them for the past month straight, failed sometimes to clear in them, and can give accurate feedback. Resorting to calling me elitist when you don't know what the training environment is like. Nice. Read this part again. Thanks.

Dude, to be honest, I have no idea what you're talking about. Did you read my post? We're talking about GW2. lol. You can learn how to raid by joining the training groups on LFG. I'm not asking for anyone to make a raid guild? You can literally make your own group on LFG without a raiding guild. The resources are there to learn how to raid, as I said in my post. You keep mentioning how it's "hard," but the point is that it's challenging and REQUIRES effort. Effort to go read a guide, watch a video, or join a training group. If you don't learn by reading a guide or watching a video, obviously joining a training group is your best route to get the experience you need. Like I said, there are plenty of training groups up on LFG for raids. And they're PUGs. I don't think anyone besides you considers proper training groups to be a form of carrying. They're literally training, they don't always get clears. Where did I say anything like this or imply it? Who said no one wants to teach anyone? Read my post again. EXP groups are not okay with carrying people who have no idea what they're doing for any time at all. Nor should they have to, as they've explicitly stated EXP. Train in training groups, EXP in EXP groups. Not that hard.

Agree with everything you've said, especially the one-and-done thing for the Emboldened mode. I used to think raids were exclusive and elitist, but as I just got into raiding myself a month ago with no issues, that really isn't the case. Reason why people get kicked is for not knowing mechanics; I've seen plenty when people join experienced groups when they're clearly not experienced and refuse to listen to instructions. Also seen and joined plenty of training groups up for raids with super patient commanders, so the tools are there to get into raiding. That's how I got into them. It's up to the player to at least know their class a bit, get proper gear, and take the time to read a guide or watch a video. It's a no-brainer why people want specific things for content that only allow 10 people. If you don't want to bring certain roles into someone else's group, make your own. Surprised to even see people complaining about CM strikes or having LI and KP requirements. Where are you struggling to find groups on LFG for strikes lol? Groups asking for certain roles on normal mode just want to have a smooth, fast clear through strikes, but there are often many "all welcome" groups, especially for daily runs. Been in and led plenty of IBS Fast 5 strikes, as well as helped people learn the mechanics. There are waaaay more groups up without LI or KP requirements; I run IBS Fast 5 daily and see daily groups up without reqs, many at reset. Again, if you don't like what's up on LFG, or don't want to bring roles asked for, take the time to check out the content yourself, get a group of people who want to learn as well, and make your own group. People who want to complain about raids being inaccessible and toxic aren't making the effort themselves to put together their own group, join a training group, or take time to learn raids themselves. It's not that difficult, but no one in exp groups is going to want to carry people who don't put in any effort themselves.