I would say yes, if you just want the answer to leave, you are free to play WoTLK Gold as casually as you want and I'd say to the contrary. Classic is going to become the most friendly expansion so far with absolutely no barriers to entry into five-man epics once you've reached a certain level. And if you just chilled questing all the way, chances are you already have the reputations at friendly levels, and you can even purchase the tabards to further increase your status with any faction you choose to where the timeout for first you can simply join to a group for around one hour to get a couple of heroics done and feel you've made progress without trying to make this into an Oh My God.

Blizzard or the wrong way to put random dungeon finder on the video. It's the biggest blow to the casual player actually, whether you are the player or someone else. It's not something I'm capable of liking it, I believe that it will only adversely affect those on smaller servers. If you're on a really big server, there's going to be groups in existence every minute. Groups will keep in and out of existence and you'll likely be able to find a group and trade chat about as fast as you'll find a group using the group searcher.

So I don't believe it's that bad. I believe it's more like smaller servers, and servers where you're not in the dominant group of players. Also, if you're on a tight schedule or simply don't feel like by the game At first, you might think that they don't need random dungeon finder.

Unfortunately, it helps save time, but if you're not able to count on that being able to wait while doing a little bit of something else at the same time it would have been a great idea when it came to TBC. You could have said a casual yeah and the only thing that kind of sucks is that you have to sit in trade chat. When you're in what do you call it? Like if you're in if you're in dungeon hunter, you can just go out WoTLK Classic Gold and get on with your life while waiting for it's going to form the group you want.