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Fast completions with a well oiled team that knows how it all works and doesn't need to spend time on explanations or failures is about 30 minutes. Anything less than that and you're looking at 1 hour+ times. I've personally been in a 5 hour raid with my own clan of experienced raiders.
Raids are endgame, they are not the casual player's activity.
If only for how long they take, completely disregarding the difficulty, communication, and cooperation required, raids are not the casual player's activity.
I do agree that the hardcore players can be cancerous but raids are an activity clearly designed with the hardcore in mind. If you don't like that you can do strikes, black armory, menagerie, vex offensive, and/or other match made activities as those are designed to be more accessible by casual players.
Those hardcore elitists are the ones that will keep paying over and over again so it's important to keep them satisfied. Catering to casuals opens the doors, catering to the hardcore keeps you running. Look at Diablo 3 vs Path of Exile, one for casuals and the other for the hardcore. (Although not a completely fair comparison considering the monetization methods)
If you want a similar game to Destiny 2 but don't like how Destiny 2 does it, you can always try out Warframe although you probably won't like how Warframe does it either if you hate Destiny 2's methods.
During the GoS raid everything went to hell because we lost connection to discord for like ten seconds.
Now imagine what would happen during MM with random people that have no microphone and terrible loadouts.
Try a raid first, then come again and try to say it again that you need matchmaking for raids.
Btw, I did raids in WoW, you run after tanks and do damage, don't die, don't aggro the whole dungeon. Done, that's it. In Destiny all 6 people have roles and everyone NEEDS to work together, if you don't do your role, the whole team suffers.
The reason there isn't matchmaking is because you need communication and co-ordination to complete a raid. Even with a well-coordinated group, the latest boss is a nightmare. If you added matchmaking and played with pubbies, you'd have zero chance of completion.
People were still shooting at invincible enemies because they couldn't get it through their heads to shoot the glowing things first, and boss second.
Now take the same people, and put them under the non-baby version raid.
They are obnoxious, takes fkcing ever to get the strategy right, to teach players what to do and for the stars of RNG to align
I did leviathan once and got to calus, that ♥♥♥♥ requires mic communication and it's incredibly annoying
Didn't beat it ;-;
Calus only requires a mic by 3 (Preferable 4) peopel unless you do prestige.
Oh, aand did you know raids are about doing things together thus commsunicating?
Destiny 2 has always been like that, even with BattleNet. There's nothing new, and guess what? It got many more players. No one is leaving because of that, know why? Because you can do a LFG in less than 5 minutes and find other players to raid with.
Also if you played any raid you would know why there is no matchmaking in raids. You compare Destiny 2 with WoW, ok in WoW LFR you just have to hit buttons and only focus on doing the maximum DPS you can because you can literally ignore all the mechanics due to the difficulty decrease, thats not even raiding, is just a bigger dungeon.
Do us a favor and go back to WoW, thx