Konrad-z9w: So here's the thing: while bigger raids might be more fun to mythic progress, the whole raid must be small enough to be cleared in about a 100 minutes on heroic farm for the average heroic only guild.

maldlions5313: Definitely. 9 or 10 bosses is the sweet spot.

Dooferification: i totally disagree about harder to tune. if anything it gives them more data and time to tune the mid and later fights like they currently do. it lets them have that mid wall boss for the race and a litle more buffer before the normal raiders get there

ГалинГеоргиев-ю4щ: Hot take: I play very casually but still watch the RWF and enjoy it. And i prefer to have a lot of bosses to see even if some of them are 1 shotted.

But as a casual -> Long raids are exhausting. I even preferred the 3 raids in season 1, since i can come home and run a fast raid, not like having 2 hours for a raid after work where half the time someone leaves and we wait for invite, summon (if there is a warlock), etc...

Plougher: sup

Avdbz: Idc dude, with the raids being split, skips possible etc i ll absolutely sign up for 10 boss raids

jako997: I might be in the minority but i think 6 bosses is the sweet spot for raids tbh. I always thought having 8 or more was to much

Popmycherryyo: I definitely think 27 or 35 wold be the sweet spot.. Somewhere inbetween there.

driskull4249: I personally Miss the 9/10 bosses i personally haven't enjoyed raiding as much just because of the lack of clear difficulty progression. Their is just to big of a jump usually around the 4th into 5th boss that just never really lines up. Something like Amirdrassil felt way smoother.

Aug 21 2026

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