Xiao Tan believes that this dungeon is not very difficult, and the overall difficulty is above average. However, most players find it difficult to open up wasteland or farm. What is the reason for this?

What do players think of the difficulty of the Sunwell Highlands dungeon in World of Warcraft TBC Classic Server? Xiao Tan believes that this dungeon is not very difficult, and the overall difficulty is above average. However, most players find it difficult to open up wasteland or farm. What is the reason for this? Xiao Tan believes that there are two reasons. The first is that the difficulty curve of the BOSS is not smooth, and the second is that the overall fault tolerance rate is low, requiring all players in the group to make no mistakes. The most difficult thing is "not making mistakes". It is not easy for 25 people to listen to the command and concentrate, not to mention that there are players who deliberately destroy the group.

This is a story that happened in a Sunwell Gold Group on the Silvaline server. A warlock player in the group refused to run away during the Gemini BOSS battle and lit the fire. The group leader asked him why he didn't run. The warlock player actually said "I did it on purpose."

The even more outrageous thing was yet to come. When everyone was adding buffs and preparing to restart, the warlock deliberately jumped off the stage to lure the BOSS, causing the group to be wiped out again, and then he quit the group and left.

The angry group leader confronted him. Unexpectedly, the warlock said that he wanted to teach the group leader a lesson. Not only would he cause trouble this time, but every time the group leader started a group in the future, he would change his account and come in to cause trouble. He wanted to make the group leader It's impossible to guard against it, and you won't be able to start a group in the future.

Why is this Warlock player so resentful of the team leader? In fact, it was just because of a controversial fine.

Warlock said that the group leader was at fault in the first place, and he only fined the barbarians for catching them. He just couldn't stand this kind of group leader, so he wanted to cause trouble.

This warlock was named and fined twice by the group leader. The first time was because Bu Fat's DPS was low and he did not follow the requirements to destroy the CD. The second time was because he deliberately refused to run and ignited, which led to the destruction of the group. According to the rules of the group, the fine is 1,000 gold per time. You will definitely be fined if you hit the target but don't run. Xiao Tan thinks there is no problem. The problem is Bu Pang's assessment.

The DPS of the warlock player in Bupan is indeed low. Other warlocks can deal 2400 seconds of damage, but he only dealt 1800, but there is a reason. Since there are 5 SSs in the group, this warlock player is placed near The team, without spell tide, had to suffer from Curse of Recklessness, and only received one bloodthirst, while other warlocks had spell tide + double bloodthirst. The detective believed that this DPS gap was normal, and the team leader really had no reason to blame the warlock.

Then there is the issue of taking potions. The warlock did not use the CD to take destruction as required, but only took one bottle. According to the group leader's request before starting the group, it was indeed a violation.

The reason why the warlock players are angry is that the group leader only targets savages. There are many people in the group who don’t have CDs and take potions. The most bizarre thing is that there is a shadow priest who takes accelerating potions throughout the whole process. The group leader does not treat everyone equally. Assessment. Of course, the group leader only paid lip service to the assessment of the warlock's lack of CD to eat destruction. In the end, he did not put the blame on the warlock.

​Okay, I have introduced the whole thing to you. Xiao Tan believes that Warlock deliberately destroyed the team twice and must be the biggest fault. In doing so, he suffered not only the loss of the team leader, but also 23 innocent teammates. But the group leader's approach was also inappropriate. Since Bu Pang had passed away, there was no need to hold on to the warlock, and the group leader did not act completely fair and just.

Here comes the final question. Which side do you think is more reasonable?