Over time since its release players have gotten used to using the LFG tool, and most players really like it now. A very similar tool has been talked about and is probably inevitable in Cataclysm, a tool for creating random raid groups. While it will likely be created sooner or later, is it a good idea? Can a group of random players really complete a raid when they are just thrown together? Byron “Messiah” Mudry looks at the creation of a random raid tool and what that could mean in Cataclysm.

The first really big bonus that a random raid tool would allow for is accessibility. It would allow more players access to raids that may never otherwise get into raids. If the tool did a good job matching up players it would allow for successful groups. For instance players from low population servers could join into raids where their server may not have enough non-guilded players to make up PUG groups. I would also allow players to join cross realm groups to better fit their play time, or just to have access to a group.

You can read all about it here Random Raid Tool – A Good or Bad Idea?


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Last Updated: Mar 29, 2016

About The Author

Byron has been playing and writing about World of Warcraft for the past ten years. He also plays pretty much ever other Blizzard game, currently focusing on Heroes of the Storm and Hearthstone, while still finding time to jump into Diablo III with his son.

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