The Azeroth Ethicist: Why (or why not) to take a player

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12-27-2008 @ 12:12PM

Rob said...

After you've been around a while, you realize that all that loot will drop again. I've been running heroic PUGs since I hit 80, must have run a dozen of them. So far only one upgrade for me (huge upgrade though). Went into Naxx10 with my guild, got the 2 piece T7 set. Now that's lucky. My feeling is that pretty much all loot has equivalents somewhere else. All the random drops from heroics have equivalents in naxx10, or BOE crafted, or rep items. So...point being, go for the fun, not the loot.

I think the funnest PUGs is when we wipe a bunch of times figuring out the strat, then nail the boss finally. The loot is secondary (especially so since i don't expect anything good to drop).

One pug we did was an hour before reset, we wiped a bunch of times on the second boss, only to see a group member bail. We invite another, got the boss down the next time, and just blitzed through the dungeon. We downed the last boss with 10 minutes on the timer. That was exciting!

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