At least, that is what everyone keeps telling me. I see a different angle of the picture and perhaps it's my inherent cynicism, but I tend to think that the reason raids have been so difficult to put together lately is because people will always believe what they want to believe, regardless of what you tell them.
Over the past few weeks it has been insanely difficult to fill out a raid of any sort, even the progression raids in Ulduar that everyone claims they want to be a part of. Yet, if I decide to try to forge ahead with putting a team together fifteen minutes before start time, I have almost no shortage of people on and able to go.
My theory is that I have a lot of chickens in the guild who think that there are good workarounds to the rules about signing up and showing up or facing the consequences.
This is super-frustrating. Currently, I have decided to cancel any raid that doesn't have a full complement of sign-ups. Perhaps no raids at all will spur people to be serious about signing up for those that are on the calendar? Hopefully the officers will also refrain from putting things together at the last moment - otherwise we'll just be rewarding the lazy.
Over the past few weeks it has been insanely difficult to fill out a raid of any sort, even the progression raids in Ulduar that everyone claims they want to be a part of. Yet, if I decide to try to forge ahead with putting a team together fifteen minutes before start time, I have almost no shortage of people on and able to go.
My theory is that I have a lot of chickens in the guild who think that there are good workarounds to the rules about signing up and showing up or facing the consequences.
This is super-frustrating. Currently, I have decided to cancel any raid that doesn't have a full complement of sign-ups. Perhaps no raids at all will spur people to be serious about signing up for those that are on the calendar? Hopefully the officers will also refrain from putting things together at the last moment - otherwise we'll just be rewarding the lazy.