it's a really well-made raid. The encounters are challenging, you can tell a lot of love went into crafting it.
But here's the thing: Turtle WoW just ain't equipped to handle content this difficult. not because the raid itself is bad, it's because the foundation of Turtle WoW is shit.

>The client
It's 1.12, which, let's be honest, is dog shit. You need a million third-party addons just to get basic functionality like cast queuing, decent raid frames, and even seeing cast bars. That's annoying enough for normal content, but it becomes completely intolerable when you're wiping your ass off on a hard raid.
>40 man raids
40-man raids are a logistical nightmare. Trying to wrangle 40 people and keep everyone at a decent skill level is a joke. It was manageable when the content was easier, but now, if even a few people are slacking, it's a guaranteed wipefest. And for "midcore" guilds like mine? Forget about it.
>consumable system
The consumable system is straight-up garbage. It's basically unchanged from vanilla, which means you're spending all your time and gold farming for flasks, food, pots, and whatever else. And with the buff cap, you're constantly juggling buffs. It's just exhausting and makes wiping even more frustrating.
>The loot
The loot is a goddamn joke. This raid is one of the hardest in the game, but it's also one of the least rewarding. I get the concerns about power creep from Naxx gear, but the loot distribution is just stingy as hell. We're talking 1.5 tier tokens per boss for 40 people! That's the slowest loot progression ever. And don't even get me started on the Ephemeral Pendant. That thing is the worst chase item in the history of the game. The drop rate is so low, it would take an average guild 1.5 years to get one for everyone!

So yeah, Karazhan 40 is good, but the underlying issues with Turtle WoW make it a frustrating experience. The devs need to fix this stuff before they even think about releasing harder content like Grimbatol.

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