Edit: I don't mind the comments. Fire away. You can really see the divide in the community though. Those that agree with me and think its crazy that its been 7 days and people are already having unlrealistic requirements, and those that disgree and are a part of the problem. I know that last sentence is gonna tickle some fiddles, I don't care ;) IT'S BEEN [u]7 DAYS[/u] PEOPLE! PEOPLE HAVE WORK, SCHOOL, FAMILY, AND SOCIAL LIVES THAT HAVE INHIBITED THEM FROM SPENDING 2-4 HOURS IN THE RAID! JESUS! GET OFF YOUR HIGH HORSE AND HELP SOME PEOPLE! And then I see people saying, " well, I'm already 380 and ran the raid 8 times already". Wow, so cool. Would you like a prize? Sorry most of us didn't have 16-32 hours of free time in the past [u]7 days.[/u] Get over yourselves. Keep in mind, I have done every raid in this game dozens of times and completed all of the challenges, but I can not find a group to raid with. I can raid. I'm not stupid. Added with the fact that this raid is easier than King's Fall. I know I can "start my own group" but then I have to find a sherpa or two that knows the mechanics so we have some idea as to what we're doing. Also, yesterday I messaged [u]19[/u] groups that were offering to run a fresh WotM and only [u]one[/u] replied. Really? You're isolating the community and making the raid less available to players by not helping. You're also hurting yourselves because you're making it so that there is less of the game population that knows how to run the raid. What happens if one of your friends can't run it and you need a random replacement? Guess you can't find anybody because nobody will know how to run it. All you have to do is get 5 friends you're good with and then take in a rando that hasn't run it before. That way you can still get the raid done, but teach someone else along the way. It's a win win because you're adding another member to the community that knows how to raid.