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1/6/2015 2:57:31 PM
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I do hard raid. If the team starts tripping up then we either recover or wipe, then learn from the mistakes. You don't learn anything if a self-reser saves the day (except "let's all rely on the self-reser. We don't need to be good anymore!").
Actually, both the Sunsinger and Titan can significantly increase a team's DPS. Song of Flame allows a team to throw out 6 grenades a second, and Weapons of Light is a near-25% boost to damage output on every shot.
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I'm talking more bosses here than you messing up on the Templar. Say, on Crota, a sunsinger dies. They can self res and give you a better chance of removing Oversoul. On Atheon. Say the sunsinger is the last one alive that wasn't teleported. They can save the attempt if they die.
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Edited by Ackter: 1/6/2015 3:36:23 PMThere really is no reason for anyone to be dying on Crota tbh It's the same with Atheon, there's no real reason to die. The problem is, because there's always a self-reser to save the day, no-one ever properly learns how to beat those bosses. A team will learn from a wipe. The only thing they'll learn when a self-reser saves the day is to rely on a self-reser.
