[Benji]

I agree with Crazerk, both Butcher and Belial in Inferno have a DPS requirement, I am not sure about the other 2 as I am yet to do them, and on top of that if you take too long on Elite packs, they will enrage (Found this out on a Fast/Mortar/Shielding/Extra HP pack).

As for the casual argument, they have a right to play, no one is denying that, but do they have a right to complete inferno if it means making it very easy for those of us who are putting in a lot of time on it?

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	nirvAnA:	This! Completing inferno should give some1 the similar satisfaction of reaching GM in starcraft imo.
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[Dingobloo]

Originally Posted by xGKingBenji

I agree with Crazerk, both Butcher and Belial in Inferno have a DPS requirement, I am not sure about the other 2 as I am yet to do them, and on top of that if you take too long on Elite packs, they will enrage (Found this out on a Fast/Mortar/Shielding/Extra HP pack).

As for the casual argument, they have a right to play, no one is denying that, but do they have a right to complete inferno if it means making it very easy for those of us who are putting in a lot of time on it?

I don't think the amount of time you've put in to it weighs very heavily on their decision making at all, there's a fundamental difference between justness and fairness.

Fairness would be that everyone has to suffer equally, where justness might be to make it so more people don't have to suffer as much.

The game as it currently is in inferno really encourages just grinding sections, solo might I add, that you know to be profitable and simple for your build to handle (see: wizards skipping act 2 entirely in order to grind out the bridge in act 3) in order to purchase the gear that's good for you off the AH. Plenty of people have the patience for doing so, myself included, but blizzard doesn't want the game to play this way and I don't blame them.

What it doesn't encourage is coherent play through of an act for loot because doing so weakens your build to the point where you can't effective take on the variety of elites you'll inevitably end up seeing.