I’m glad people enjoyed getting some attempts on Mimiron tonight. And I know with a couple more tries we can probably get him. But I don’t want to do him. I did not enjoy tonight. And I have increasingly come to just hate raiding since 4.0.1 hit.
In general, I’d like to get those achievements in Ulduar. More than that, I’d just like to see Yogg dead. But I wanted something much more than that. I wanted to kill LK.
Since they announced that all raids would be 10 mannable in Wrath, that has been one of the only things I wanted to do this expac. Was kill the Big Bad with our guild. Every night that we can’t get a cleanser that knows how to do their job as a cleanser is a stab in the back for me. Every night I hate it. Every night I just want to throw my keyboard in frustration because I can’t get this one thing. And it isn’t because we can’t do it. It’s because the rules changed just before the next expansion. Something out of our control and something we have not been able to fix. I shouldn’t be getting this pissed off at my game.
If I can’t do LK, I don’t want to raid anymore. That’s pretty much the way it is. If there is no cleanser on our roster, then I’m not raiding. I’ll be setting up each night as usual, but if there is no cleanser on our roster, I’m not showing up. I don’t want a consolation prize of killing Yogg right now. Or getting Undying or any plethora of raid achievements that are out there. All I want is LK. And if I can’t have a chance at him, then I don’t want to do anything.
I’m truly sorry if I am a disappointment to any of you. But I’m tired of fighting every week to find a needle in a haystack. I’m tired of hoping one of my contacts will prove the miracle. I hate making the decision to put one of my guildies on standby and out of a chance to raid just so I can bring some stranger in and hope they know what they’re doing. I’m tired of being angry at the game. And right now I’d just rather say fuck it and concentrate on something else like getting this guild ready for Cataclysm.
_________________ I am not the strong cord. I am not the ropes that bind.
I am what brings them together. I am the knot.
I am a shaman.
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