whats the point of LFR

#1 - Oct. 23, 2012, 6:36 p.m.
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you que and get in and all you get is gold, i understand player where whining *when the* guilds were coming in*and rolling on items* then qqing *on fourms* because they didnt get any thing. to be frank ive done that for a guildie but once geared and doning one with friernds i would roll and at the end give it to the person who wouldnt whine at me and in my view need it. I would at least like to see a sactchel of goods, like when lvling and doing a instance, or somthing of that nature for doing it.

edit* sry was at work when posting
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#21 - Oct. 23, 2012, 8:06 p.m.
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10/23/2012 11:40 AMPosted by Lena
The point of LFR is to allow players that don't otherwise have the means to raid to see the content.


Correct! It's become more than that since then, but we realized that we were investing a lot of effort in content that only a few very dedicated players would see. While we have always believed that raiding is important, we also wanted to provide a way for more players to see some of the most exciting content we were working on, and Raid Finder was the result of that effort.