@cmsirbu Heh, funny, I first quit at the end of WotLK, and came back halfway into 8.1 (BfA), paused for Shadowlands' last season, and quit again in Dragonflight Season 2.And yup - same experience. Loved playing M+, but pugs drained me. I loved playing with friends, I loved running boosts too (overgearing content, and then coming up with fun ways to make it faster and more fun, with usually people who knew how to play their class, was great fun), but getting to that point, pugging to have enough gear and score was definitely Not Fun.I didn't raid in Vanilla, but I was main tank of a server first guild during TBC and WotLK, that was a lot of fun. But raiding no longer fits into my schedule, and to be honest, the whole raiding thing isn't fun for me anymore, not even in a well organized group (I tried it in Dragonflight, had a very friendly, casual guild to do heroic raids with, but it was still incredibly long and boring for very little reward).So my main content became M+, but never had a stable, full team, which made it pretty hit and miss whether we would do keys a particular night, and whether we'd even finish one. Not very fun.But the memory of fun M+ runs... that was fun. Boosting was especially fun with an alt army. Being able to cover all armor types (and most classes) on both healers and tanks was great fun. "Do you have a ...?" (before they can finish the question:) "Yes" was alway funny. I think I enjoyed having an alt army. I could bring whatever buff or ability (like dispells, interrupts, etc) that was needed.But building an alt army requires a lot of m+ runs, and pugging most of them... nah. Not going to do that anymore. Did that for all three expansions I played, not going to do it for a fourth time.