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Originally Posted by pumpkin pie
don't see the need, never have any problem with joining party, players usually say what they are doing when they advertise looking of group (lfg)
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Thats the point... you never do get anyone posting "LFG hard mode", so if they dont post you cant find them.
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Originally Posted by Navaros
I got GOC and GOE and am halfway to GOT and I found that rarely were there ever any HM PUG players standing around in outposts. We always checked first before pressing ENTER MISSION. I had to rely on one or two friends and 6 Heroes to do the vast majority of the HM missions because no one else was present in the outpost who wanted to.
I would say it would not help a lot, at most it would help a tiny bit. Even with an indicator you still would not be finding other HM players, because other HM players spend very, very little time standing around in outposts. And because most players simply don't ever play the HM missions hence HM players are simply not present at all in large or even decent numbers. What good would an indicator do when there are no HM players in an outpost, and when the few HM players there are only stand in the outpost for one or two minutes once they arrive in the outpost? For the most part all the indicator would do is it would show 100% normal mode players in outposts 95%+ of the time.
Ultimately, an indicator would be a half-baked solution that doesn't actually help HM players connect with each other at all for the reasons described in this and my previous post.
Better to implement a totally complete and way more effective solution to this problem like a Global chat channel.
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But isnt doing something, better then doing nothing?
And HM players spend very little time in outposts because they cant find anyone, and because you cant tell who is HM and who is NM.
They also leave very quickly because you get sick of NM players inviting you and screwing up your icon you selected.
If they had icons, and you could enter an outpost and
instantly see if a HM person was in there, then it would be a different story.
We could also get a fair idea of how many people are actually doing HM, instead of guessing.