MetaKazel

Seems like mods are stressed with player complaints, so felt the need to share my experience. I'm having fun with Catalyst League so far. Definitely some things that could have been better, but it's been a fun way for me to experience how my favorite childhood game has evolved.

Archaeology is cool. Revolution hasn't been a problem, I'm curious to see how end-game boss fights work. Necromancy is fine, I've just been melee'ing everything so far since I plan on taking that relic.

It's weird seeing how the world has shifted. Witch's House is south of Taverly now. HAM hideout entrance is northeast of Lumbridge, not in the woods to Draynor. There's some weird hands in the Lumbridge swamp that I

Recent Delve tuning changes have highlighted the greatest issue this game is facing - we cannot reliably have endgame content that caters to both solo and group players simultaneously.

Serious endgame players will always follow the path of least resistance when upgrading gear. It's how the game has always worked. It's what we all sign up for when we pay our subscription, whether we realize it or not. The tension provided by group content is the balancing force against all of us binging content for three days straight and then quitting for the rest of the season. That's why successful progression systems in this game have always funnelled endgame players towards group content; raids, M

I dunno, seems like an obvious feature to me. Right-clicking on cards does nothing right now. We could at least have it bring up the card style selection menu, right?

And while we're at it, we can totally combine the "craft a card" menu with the "style selection" menu. Please Wizards, I know your devs are all thinking this.

I've tried several different playlists, and they all just get stuck on "Searching for a match". I haven't been able to join a single lobby. Anyone else?

I quick drafted LCI earlier today, about half an hour before sign-up ended, and played two rounds. When I came back just now, the event is gone and my deck is nowhere to be found.

I assumed when it said "sign-up ends in 0:30", that meant I would still be able to finish playing my deck. Was I wrong? Is the event just over when sign-up ends, and any active decks are removed? If so, that seems really scummy and they should at least change the wording to say "this event is over in 0:30"...

I main ret and 95% of the time I am holding down right-click and just pressing buttons + tab.

I want to get better at interacting with mechanics, like mouseover interrupts + throwing out words of glory to help my healer. But I tend to lose track of my cursor. Like I'll right-click to aim my camera, and when I release it to mouseover a mob for an interrupt, I cannot find it on my screen.

How do you manage this? I know I can increase my cursor size, but that doesn't really help - just makes it harder to see + aim at things precisely.

Is there an addon that could highlight my cursor when I release right-click or something like that?

Been playing Dragonflight for the last few months after a long break, really loving it. I've gotten into M+ and raiding, two things I was always too intimidated to try in the past.

Ret Paladin, ilvl 434

My roadblock right now is that I don't know how to join a Heroic Aberrus group. None of the group finder groups will accept me, I assume since my r.io shows only N 9/9. I really don't want to have to pay for a carry just so that I can prove I know what I'm doing.

What's the best way for me to get some Heroic progress on my toon? Are there still casual guilds out there that are pushing Heroic progression, and if so, how do I find them? Alternatively, what do I have to tell group finder grou

New player, genuine question.

I enjoy PvP and want to get into it more seriously, but Solo Shuffle sucks and there's literally no other way to play rated PvP unless I go out of my way to form a team. I feel like I would enjoy rated battlegrounds, but I don't even know 9 other people that play the game, let alone play PvP seriously.

I played quite a few unrated battlegrounds while farming honor, and the potential for competition is already there. There's a metagame for each map, you can give directions and people will actually follow them, and it genuinely feels good to win. Even the losses don't feel too bad.

I feel like some new players would at least give it a shot and maybe have some f

Hey all,

I'm getting into PvP for the first time since Cataclysm and I'm having a blast, but the Dragonflight item system has me overwhelmed. I'm struggling to keep track of all the different item sources, let alone evaluate which upgrade path is best for me.

Currently, I'm wearing full Honor gear (437 in PvP) with a 385 weapon. I'm saving up for a Conquest weapon (450) since that seems like my best upgrade right now.

Does this make sense, or are there other paths I should be looking at? And what should I look at after this - just work on getting more Conquest gear?

Thanks!

TW: Self-abuse, past trauma, shame and guilt

Like most people here, I struggle with chronic shame and guilt for "being the way I am". Because of this, I tend to look back on my past actions through the lens of "I am a bad person who does bad things, and I am always to blame for my circumstances" rather than "I am a good person who makes mistakes, and my mistakes are not always my fault".

When I am able to take on the latter view of myself, and forgive myself for my mistakes, I feel better in pretty much every aspect of my life. But because of the intense shame I've experienced in the past, my mind likes to play tricks on me. It can always find a way to turn a positive situation into someth

CW: possible reminder of negative past memories/experiences.

I'd love to hear about peoples' experiences with religion and spirituality, both positive and negative. My impression is that organized religions are rarely kind to neurodivergent people, but I'm curious if anyone here has found success within an organization, or another avenue of spirituality.

So, do you follow and engage in some form of religious or spiritual practice? Or, if not, is there something else "greater than us" that you believe in?

Curious if this is a common thing for us, or if it's just me.

For whatever reason, I feel like I can see opposing sides of an argument simultaneously, in a way that a lot of my friends and family seem to not be able to. Like if two of my friends are arguing passionately, I can understand each person's context and why that would lead them to believe what they believe, so they're both "right" in different ways.

Over time, I've been able to do this for more and more controversial topics. Not just minor disagreements, but things that some people on opposite sides of the political spectrum are willing to die fighting for. It can be helpful in some scenarios, because I've been able to use it to