I feel like ordering them was kinda unneeded because it just fuels controversy when they're all interchangeable. Basically each guild had a period of time where they were better than anyone else in the world by a noticeable margin. The circumstances each played under, the raids they completed and the tech errors they deal with make them much different eras. Also NA getting its first win in 8 years is sort of one of those "torture data long enough and it will tell you anything" statements. They hadnt won for 8 years, yes, but like the first 4-5 of that they didnt even try to compete on the same level. Its like saying "Kenyan Ice Hockey team enters 200th year without a win." Technically true but I doubt the Kenyans are very upset about it. Every American guild prior to Complexity Limit were basically 9-5ers who would take off time around the raid to do as well as they could but nothing like it is today. Making a video discussing the evolution of the race for world first could be interesting, as it is a fairly new phenomenon. Its always existed but was much more clandestine before. There was no hype, someone would just announce "hey we did it."
Hey, thanks for watching the video and discussing it with me. I believed it was quantifiable and I love a 'top 5'. The EU wasn't taking it seriously really until Method started the world's first raids, they still did evening schedules, just as the US did. The US couldn't coordinate like the EU did and no life it. Evolutions of world first raids have been done a few times and I wasn't a fan tbh. I've always wanted to make this video and I loved making it tbh. I hope you watch and discuss other videos with me. I appreciate the effort you went to :)
Very interesting video, I loved nihilum back in the day
Thank you, yeah, they were largely loved and had some vocal haters, but I guess that can happen with great guilds.
Great vid, keep up the grind
Hey! Thank you for watching!
I feel like ordering them was kinda unneeded because it just fuels controversy when they're all interchangeable. Basically each guild had a period of time where they were better than anyone else in the world by a noticeable margin. The circumstances each played under, the raids they completed and the tech errors they deal with make them much different eras.
Also NA getting its first win in 8 years is sort of one of those "torture data long enough and it will tell you anything" statements. They hadnt won for 8 years, yes, but like the first 4-5 of that they didnt even try to compete on the same level. Its like saying "Kenyan Ice Hockey team enters 200th year without a win." Technically true but I doubt the Kenyans are very upset about it. Every American guild prior to Complexity Limit were basically 9-5ers who would take off time around the raid to do as well as they could but nothing like it is today.
Making a video discussing the evolution of the race for world first could be interesting, as it is a fairly new phenomenon. Its always existed but was much more clandestine before. There was no hype, someone would just announce "hey we did it."
Hey, thanks for watching the video and discussing it with me. I believed it was quantifiable and I love a 'top 5'.
The EU wasn't taking it seriously really until Method started the world's first raids, they still did evening schedules, just as the US did. The US couldn't coordinate like the EU did and no life it.
Evolutions of world first raids have been done a few times and I wasn't a fan tbh. I've always wanted to make this video and I loved making it tbh.
I hope you watch and discuss other videos with me. I appreciate the effort you went to :)