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Can't play with my friends

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#1

There’s something i need to pinpoint out here, party finder for dungeons or missions are quite appreciated but, there s a but ofc, actually going into party finder is more rewarding for xp than trying to create a party by myself, so most people want to use party finder just for that and because of that i could not create a party yesterday, at least to say i tried and failed to do it because ppl want to go into dung via party finder, and so i have 2 of my friends that i wanted to come with me in a party and discover a new dungeon together but we could not because ppl want exclusively party finder and so create a party is becoming a pain in the… and with all those spammers on the chat and with one megaphone that’s almost impossible to deliver a message for a party.

Something else, i have mates that i want to play with them as a guild but unless we are all at the same point in levels we can’t play together, usually in MMOs that’s not a big deal because the gap is short, but when we have 50 differents levels (i m 140 and them 190) i can’t play with them or help them when they look for some players to do dung or anything else.

So i hope IMC will not* overlook this issue, because for now on leveling that’s not a that big of a deal but later that will when they release more levels to achieve.

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#2

You can use party finder when you are already with friends man, it will find rest of the people for you and you will have the benefits of party finder. Where is the problem?

#3

I don’t really see how you want to hold IMC accountable for you being a different level than your friends.

#4

people just like to blame IMC for everything… sometimes, even for their own stupidity

#5

wow a really pointless complain. this is just stoooopid. :joy:

#6

I support this request.

Ultramann > False, you can enter with your friends by the party finder if you are lucky. And more friend you have in your Team, more chance you have to be separate in the dungeon. The game don’t care if you are in party, it’s just the fact to tag at the same times which increase your chance to enter together.

And for the level, maybe have you hear about SCALING. In many other game when you enter in a dungeon really under your level, your level become the level of the dungeon. This allow people to play together more often…

#7

Didn’t know there was a chance to it, since I got there with my party 100% so far, maybe I’m just lucky.

As for scaling, it is not improvement, but preference. There are already games like Guild Wars, that scale you down and up for content, I prefer content unlockable with progress and this sense of achievement it brings. I am happy ToS is like this and I hope it will stay that way. I have no problem making new characters to play with my friends, I don’t see this being a problem, it is normal to have multiple characters in mmo.

#8

Yes your right for the scaling it’s a preference. I said that just because the other people were insulting.

#9

well yea, and there’s a reason for that.
“party finder” is a random gamble. you could end up with a party of 5 swordie types. so you take a risk, and as a reward you get massive xp bonus.

this statement is asking IMC to ignore the issue. “overlook” means “fail to notice”
personally, i agree with what you actually said. however, i don’t think what you said is what you meant to say.

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#10

Oops my english is so bad, but yeah your right i didn’t mean that, i’d like to say “will not overlook”.

I just want them to improve the game, i m not saying “IMC you re game is stupid” or anything else just want them to watch that i can’t play with my friends because of some mechanics and that is sad, so please don’t be childish.

And as Ultramann said i did new characters to play with friends but can’t go into dungeon with them because there’s not enough people who want to go into dung without party finder and there’s a chance that even trying to do it together matchmaking is not putting us together so i m not able to play with them.