learn the raid before you try it makes it easier

[Queen of Thorns]

tired of seen lvls 300 and up been lost when it comes to the raid mechanics and having to slow down and explain it to them like come on its on youtube

[BizarreMan]

Some of us would rather learn by trial and error vs watching someone else do it.

[Festivized-Nugget]

Originally posted by BizarreMan:

Some of us would rather learn by trial and error vs watching someone else do it.

This is the way; even starting from the PTS. Die, learn, die learn... I will not be handheld, I already am so much in this game.

[Phantom]

new raid bug anyway allows groups of 8

[𝓝𝓪𝓬𝓱𝓸𝓫𝓸𝓲]

Originally posted by BizarreMan:

Some of us would rather learn by trial and error vs watching someone else do it.

+1. Imagine getting mad because you're expecting randoms to know every aspect of a new raid...

If you want people that CAN do the raid, just ask around the community and get a premade team. lol

[lockwoodx]

Originally posted by Queen of Thorns:

tired of seen lvls 300 and up been lost when it comes to the raid mechanics and having to slow down and explain it to them like come on its on youtube

Tired of watching casuals tackle MMO content in a casual game is a hilarious take. I could watch them all day with a giant bucket of popcorn.

[Arkadiusz]

I haven't tried it yet, although I've seen it on YouTube. Anyway - I was curious about how it looks, so I looked it up on YouTube, but I don't think everyone should before starting the game. Whenever something new comes out, everyone learns it themselves and some people will prepare themselves beforehand and others will enjoy discovering and learning on their own as well as using the help of the team - and although it can be tiring at times, Fallout 76 is famous for its friendly community, so let's not change that and let's not impose on other players how they should approach the game. Although I agree that sometimes playing with someone who doesn't know the mechanics when you do - is annoying, it's probably worth it to just be patient for a while.

[Devakia]

Originally posted by Festivized-Nugget:

Originally posted by BizarreMan:

Some of us would rather learn by trial and error vs watching someone else do it.

This is the way; even starting from the PTS. Die, learn, die learn... I will not be handheld, I already am so much in this game.

I'm not against anyone going in blind to any raid (or any content in any game for that matter). Honestly the best way to experience new updates I think!

However! You must respect others time, and in case of this Raid, and resources. So, if you are going in blind: Be ready to figure out what's going on and understand it, adapt to it, and then carry it out. The best feeling on any raid is that lightball turning on that has the answer. Then, and only then, can you perfect how to do it!

I have seen, least for me, way too many online posts acrossed multiple places that are just outright confused on the encounters. Which is fine on a first try or so, but several runes and still no clue? This might not be for you.

So, to those people who are going into it to actually clear it (Learn it) and not just throw your head against the wall via trigger button pressed with no care in the world (To then complain);

To the Raid! There's loot to be had!!!

[Queen of Thorns]

Originally posted by Devakia:

Originally posted by Festivized-Nugget:

This is the way; even starting from the PTS. Die, learn, die learn... I will not be handheld, I already am so much in this game.

I'm not against anyone going in blind to any raid (or any content in any game for that matter). Honestly the best way to experience new updates I think!

However! You must respect others time, and in case of this Raid, and resources. So, if you are going in blind: Be ready to figure out what's going on and understand it, adapt to it, and then carry it out. The best feeling on any raid is that lightball turning on that has the answer. Then, and only then, can you perfect how to do it!

I have seen, least for me, way too many online posts acrossed multiple places that are just outright confused on the encounters. Which is fine on a first try or so, but several runes and still no clue? This might not be for you.

So, to those people who are going into it to actually clear it (Learn it) and not just throw your head against the wall via trigger button pressed with no care in the world (To then complain);

To the Raid! There's loot to be had!!!

this

[Traveler]

Originally posted by Queen of Thorns:

tired of seen lvls 300 and up been lost when it comes to the raid mechanics and having to slow down and explain it to them like come on its on youtube

What mechanics? You go to the spot on the map, push the button, get one shotted. Very simple.

[Weyond]

Originally posted by Traveler:

Originally posted by Queen of Thorns:

tired of seen lvls 300 and up been lost when it comes to the raid mechanics and having to slow down and explain it to them like come on its on youtube

What mechanics? You go to the spot on the map, push the button, get one shotted. Very simple.

wrong skills...

[Dandelion]

considering i just made it into the 2nd room and watched 3 level 2000s die in one hit i am calling BS on it being easy

[Weyond]

Originally posted by Dandelion:

considering i just made it into the 2nd room and watched 3 level 2000s die in one hit i am calling BS on it being easy

and we're back to mechanics

[Queen of Thorns]

Originally posted by Traveler:

Originally posted by Queen of Thorns:

tired of seen lvls 300 and up been lost when it comes to the raid mechanics and having to slow down and explain it to them like come on its on youtube

What mechanics? You go to the spot on the map, push the button, get one shotted. Very simple.

very wrong

[󠀡󠀡MɨxɇđǤȺmɨnǥ]

Lol this dude likes to rush stuff and expect others to know everything for them to progress lol. The raid is rather easy apart from the terror.

[bewareoblivionisathand_]

I haven't worn an ugly PA for over 1000 levels and I won't now. Bye Bye Fallout 76