F2P's party formation?

[Maxfield]

Does anyone know if it's possible for a F2P to form a group somehow WITHOUT the help of a subscribed player?

Will it work if two F2P veterans have each other on Battlenet friends?

 

[Sicknature]

Heard rumors that you can similque a dungeon and when you finish it just teleport out instead of leaving and que then. Never tried myself doe :^>

 

[Lluyd]

No its not possible to form a group/party without an active acount, so 2 vets wouldn't be able to inv each other.

 

[Maxfield]

Heard rumors that you can similque a dungeon and when you finish it just teleport out instead of leaving and que then. Never tried myself doe :^>

I thought about this. I think you're right, that's probably the only way.

 

[Bop]

I thought about this. I think you're right, that's probably the only way.

You won't be able to queue battlegrounds like this - only other dungeons.

It's been a long time since I've done that, but if memory serves the instance group will only let you queue dungeons.

 

[Phrontistery]

Bop is right, this doesn't work as you're only grouped in an instance group rather than a party group.

I would say unfortunately - but simulqueueing a dungeon is horrible anyway.

 

[Maxfield]

Blizzard should allow Battlenet friends to group together. I was under the impression they disallow starter accounts to form parties because that would mean the gold spam botters would spam invites. But a mutual friend list party invite should be allowed. But we know Blizzard wouldn't and doesn't care about such a small portion of the population.