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originally posted in:Thorny Guardians
Edited by Randy Shibai:
10/26/2014 6:15:36 PM
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Really? So if that 26 hunter just wants to ignore Oracle's or just sit in Fanatic ooze they should cause they want to? I played with a 27 warlock that heard that you push Templar by bringing down the templar shield so he's damaged by the push grenades. Am I not allowed to tell him he's wrong, that that's not how you do it?
I agree that if someone wants to say beat atheon the real way versus pushing that that opportunity should be afforded to them. But when they're blatantly wrong and causing wipes because they choose to do something their way then they need to be told. This is the point of OPs post.
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The point of the OP's post was in controlling other players in how they played. Trying to direct them instead of letting them learn and figure it out. It was about trying to get players to play how the OP wants so the raid is done in the shortest amount of time. When not everyone that will do the raid will want to rush it or complete it as fast as possible. Everyone that thinks you need to lead people around by the hand actually ruin for those players if it is their first time. You are not helping them you are only conditioning them to play it one way only.
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Like I said, you...have...missed...the...point.
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LIke I said, No i did not. The op's post was just a rant about players not playing how he/she wanted them too. Thinking they have the right to try and tell others how to play when they don't and never did. It was not about being helpful at all.
