Are you failing to use common grade school level reading comprehension? I'll give the baby summary for you, because if you didn't read it correctly, you would have known by now that it wasn't about which game had harder raids. - D1 raids were incredibly simple mechanics wise, and the real challenge was staying alive to the end, as being dead put more pressure on the rest of your teammates. - D2 raids have more mechanics, but they aren't actually complicated and are rather easy to cope with. That being said, players seem bent on making these mechanics more complicated than necessary, on top of your common player incompetence - Difficulty in raids largely ends up being dependent on players. Experience makes you better, and having good game sense in general makes you better. Notice at how no point in my original post did I ever say that one game was harder than the other, and why the whole argument of one game being harder than the other never really made sense. You can't make D2 raids harder than they are, because it just simply doesn't work out for anyone when you end up shoving puzzles and not actually engaging with the raid itself. Neither game is harder, as the increased volume of players in D2 makes the cries for the raids being too hard louder than it should be, when a lot of vets from D1 or even early D2 know that it is quite the opposite, and that raids are not difficult in either game. At the end of the day, it boils down to a lack of determination on the side of the casual playerbase for immediately giving up in getting slightly better at the game and instead demanding the game be adjusted for them, even if it comes at the cost of enjoyment of a mild challenge for other players who like something that requires some degree of effort every once in a while. Also, why would you throw "son" into your reply? It makes no sense at all, because for all you know, you're young enough to be my son. Seriously, you're on the internet, and throwing words around like "kid" just doesn't work one bit.