Rather than having a knee-jerk response and responding out of ignorance without r reading comprehension, read what you wrote [quote]AF might not have the biggest line-ups of bosses that CoO had, but if you look at it light level wise, these bosses are meant to be challenging to a Team of Three at either 320, 340, or 360. So people who are saying that the bosses die too quickly need to see how many people they have and at what light level they are playing. And finally, AF would be way too easy if it handed you 6vAF as you guys request. If you want to get your friends in, you need to work for it and take the harder option. The other day me and my friends all eventually got in together and played for 1 hour straight because we kept picking up offerings while inside there. [/quote] And then read what I wrote. Your argument hinges upon some sort of notion that you should be doing level and group size appropriate offerings, when you have no choice in the matter. You're also entirely ignoring that Court of Oryx's difficulty scaled to the number of active players. That's why it counted the player number and that's why it's easy to kill a lot of the bosses solo. I don't even know what the rest of your reply was about. Some sort of rambling about grinding and farming? Honestly you just come off butt hurt that people didn't like the logic in your comment. Welcome to the Internet, try to toughen up. You make a good point about difficulty reflecting offering quality, but the argument falls on its face when you have no control over quality or content and you can't carry a stack of them. This is what becomes problematic with the bounty system because you need, at minimum, 8 specific offering types to show up, but it may take you 30-60 minutes to get each offering if you can't luck into an active lobby, and you can't casually collect them during other activities. You say if you don't like it, then don't play it. We say we like it, but can't play it.