For a first time playing raid thankfully for Fireteam finder. Is it;

[Lil C]-[ew C]-[ew is ☂д☂]

Troubling like used to be back by three years ago? I mean do puzzles have no clue or instructions on screen in what to do or there is some explanation by voice as you progress each stage like in Dares of Eternity or vanguard strike?
Tested Fireteam finder by creating my own search and two players came in a matter of seconds. So the service is working and quite fast but will players treat equally between each others if someone don't use microphone or if someone get lost in the process?

[>//The_FALCON]

have a way to communicate and be willing to learn and you will be fine

someone can teach the raid if you're lucky enough to get an experienced player

[Mez Koo]

Dungeons and raids don't have objective markers like strikes, you actually need to pay attention and learn, use text chat if needed.

[Dragon]

Raid and Dungeons are REAL fun on day one when no one knows how they work. You're right, no instructions. Later that day/week, videos and guides popup all over the internet. It's there, where you'll find your answers, or with a good sherpa.

[Lil C]-[ew C]-[ew is ☂д☂]

Originally posted by Dragon:

Raid and Dungeons are REAL fun on day one when no one knows how they work. You're right, no instructions. Later that day/week, videos and guides popup all over the internet. It's there, where you'll find your answers, or with a good sherpa.

Yeah...I've tried many of them and mostly they are 3 years old even after so many changes since Season of Undying when I've met the game for the first time. And for that course, the long...long path of instructions to memorize. They all are difficult to remember even for dungeons for example without using exploits which many guides just teach using them which disgrace the terms of playing fairly.