Also, I took the liberty and checked your 1st runs on raid report. It seems like you ran with good players, who were experienced and learned quickly. None of your runs were unreasonable. In fact, your full clears seem to have been much faster than mine. You clearly did not experience the nightmare runs that I am talking about. So, before calling me an elitist prick, perhaps you should consider how a 6 to 8 hour raid would feel like, especially having already cleared it in 1 hour with a good team. I don’t mind teaching, but my students also need to do their part. Once again, have a good one.

Congrats on your clears! VoG really is a great experience, and participating in teams that run it well is what keeps me coming back to it over and over. I enjoy teaching it to people like you, but not everyone is like that. All I’m saying is that I can’t do 4 - 6 hour raids (I would if I could even, but I can’t. Wife simply does not understand.) , and the reasons for those 4 - 6 hour raids are perfectly solvable by the people that cause them well before the raid. For example, I’m sure you know how to kill a wyren, and an overload champion, and have the correct weapons and mods set up to do that. When a mechanic is explained, I’m sure you learn it fast, and if you make a mistake and cause a wipe, I’m sure you correct it on your own, or ask for advice instead of just saying nothing, and hoping that it does not happen again. I’m sure you practice, and play the difficult content in the game. When it becomes easy in a fireteam, I’m sure you go back and challenge yourself to solo those missions, and then go back and solo them flawlessly. I’m sure you watch how the best players do things, and adopt and practice their methods. In time, as you get more into raiding, you will understand exactly what I am talking about. Have a good one!