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My question is: why would you give your money to a company that is unreachable?
The internet is destroying customer to company relationships, responsibility and expectations of excellence. Do not feed the problem by feeding money into companies that do not care about you.
If you go out to find a solo dungeon, there are rarely ever any above a level 1, and you could spend hours looking. And even in the rare chance you get on at 4am and find a dungeon, the quality of the drops are rarely noteworthy. Sometimes you can run a whole dungeon and get 3,000 worth of silver and some junk items that wont sell on the auction house because 10,000 other people are selling the exact same worthless junk. This is the whole model of the game. Run forever to get almost nothing out of it. Unless you have 50 friends who are all coordinated, or have some serious need to waste time, I really think this game is going to be at the bottom of your list of things to do.