The best places to find groups for dungeons and raids

Why do so many people take so long to find a group?

Why look for a group the wrong way:

• enters without context
• send a vague message
• appears out of strong hours
• does not inform role, gear or objective
• seems difficult to invite

In practice, a group tends to appear more for those who make life easier for those who are assembling it.

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More active channels and spaces to form a group

The most useful places tend to be:

• global server chat
• Looking For Group channels
• Community Discord
• Discord of guilds and fixed groups
• social groups of players from the same content track

You don't have to be in all of them. It needs to be where your content actually organizes itself.

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Times and formats with the highest response rate

In general, you tend to get more bang for your buck when:

• search during peak hours
• make it clear whether you want dungeon, raid, daily or short pug
• speaks with a defined objective
• avoids looking like “someone who will disappear in the middle”

The clearer your message, the greater the chance of a quick response.

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How to introduce yourself to increase invitations

A good presentation usually includes:

• roll
• desired content
• level of preparation
• availability
• simple and objective posture

Example logic: “DPS

This works much better than “can someone call me?”

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Social errors that keep away invitations

1. too vague message
2. asking for a group without saying function or objective
3. speak as if you were doing the group a favor
4. disappear after being called
5. entering content above its own base without warning

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Quick checklist to set up a group without chaos

• [ ] Have I already defined what content I want to make?
• [ ] do I know my role and my level of preparation?
• [ ] am I using the right channel?
• [ ] did I write a short and objective message?
• [ ] am I at a time when it makes sense to look for a group?

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Minimum recommendation

To find a group more easily:

1. use the right channels
2. speak clearly
3. Show that you are easy to integrate
4. look for the time when the server actually responds

Those who facilitate the formation of the group tend to be invited more often.