#0 - Nov. 8, 2009, 12:20 a.m.
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The things that confuse me about the tool are:
1. It auto groups you, and you can't pick up your member anymore (unless I'm mistaken, but it's how it seemed to be last I checked the PTR).
2. The new LFG channel is Trade v2.0. I don't see the logic behind "We don't want the LFG channel to be available everywhere, else, it'd become the current trade channel" by making it a Trade v2 channel.
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Just a quick question or two... By restrictions, could you perhaps elaborate? And I can't remember where I saw this, but when you pug for raids, it checks the person's average item level to make sure their gear is fairly appropriate for the raid you're pugging, right? I'm assuming/hoping that's part of the "smartness" you're talking about. I just don't want to pug a 10-man ICC and find someone in my group in full greens and/or blues. Ya know?
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In all my time in WoW since the dawn of the LFG channel in its current incarnation, I've never seen people exploit it to any significant degree for something besides its intended purpose
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1) How does 3.3 help me to more easily put a RAID together when my target audience to advertise to has been limited?
2) How does 3.3 help me to more easily join a RAID? Especially on an alt?
3) Many players are concerned that the new implementation will shackle them to cities in order to find RAIDS for not only their main, but especially their alts. Leveling a lower level alt while looking for a raid now seems to be impossible unless you can somehow level in a major city. Can you address these concerns for us?
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Yeah how will raid ID's work? If I'm in a raid with people from 9 other servers and we don't finish, can someone from those other servers use that ID later and finish it without me?
I have no intention of pugging a raid any time soon, but it'd be nice to know how that works.