Quote (legen @ Sep 16 2017 11:47pm)
I say let people use w/e
If a sin wants to sacrifice stats/playing as a team to try and cuck ww ow someone in the middle a tvt... Then w/e
If a nec wants to use lr, and ruin his sins mb 3x dmg or dmg chars if there present, causing the other players to simply run in circles l8z and wait the curse duration (not that this should even happen anyways.. Like its 2017 post anya bug fix, make your damn chars with some lr and stop crying about something that you can easily null), then be my guest...
If a sin wants to throw on infin on swap and try to run around in circles with no block or attack speed while the aura actually pulses on the opponents instead of mbing for there team, then gfl when that barb 1 ww's you...
One of my fav brad quotes from back when we played alot together: "just beat them, and let them cry"
Great inspiration instead of convincing yourself there cheating... Just adjust and work the half assed shitty techniques against them
On a side note, nvd is more like 20/80 match these days, maybe less then
I could see myself maybe going 1-5 at most nvd vs paul in a true ft5 set (probably 5-0 thou cuz paul will play like the biggest pussy druid if it means never being hit lol)
But that doesnt mean i couldnt easily win the nvd set 5-2 or 3 vs some lesser, more mid tier avg fpk druid level with ease... The learning curve in the last while seems to have shot up again or something since ~3 years ago when there were a lot more high (call it top 25ish people) tier people active
/e:
I do also understand the perception of having a wwsin on my team in a fpk... It instantly tells me 99/100 times the sin will be fucking terrible level bad (like when being paired with Wyrmvater as a nec, who consistently is not able to amp a full team one duel literally after 30 rounds), but i doubt if i were to play w/ a chaos on my trapper my own team probably wouldn't care to much. Similarly it could be said for when i use my 2h edeathga on expert, or that other grief /phenoix 63 fcr lo wisp barb.
Quote (legen @ Sep 16 2017 11:47pm)
I say let people use w/e
If a sin wants to sacrifice stats/playing as a team to try and cuck ww ow someone in the middle a tvt... Then w/e
If a nec wants to use lr, and ruin his sins mb 3x dmg or dmg chars if there present, causing the other players to simply run in circles l8z and wait the curse duration (not that this should even happen anyways.. Like its 2017 post anya bug fix, make your damn chars with some lr and stop crying about something that you can easily null), then be my guest...
If a sin wants to throw on infin on swap and try to run around in circles with no block or attack speed while the aura actually pulses on the opponents instead of mbing for there team, then gfl when that barb 1 ww's you...
One of my fav brad quotes from back when we played alot together: "just beat them, and let them cry"
Great inspiration instead of convincing yourself there cheating... Just adjust and work the half assed shitty techniques against them
On a side note, nvd is more like 20/80 match these days, maybe less then
I could see myself maybe going 1-5 at most nvd vs paul in a true ft5 set (probably 5-0 thou cuz paul will play like the biggest pussy druid if it means never being hit lol)
But that doesnt mean i couldnt easily win the nvd set 5-2 or 3 vs some lesser, more mid tier avg fpk druid level with ease... The learning curve in the last while seems to have shot up again or something since ~3 years ago when there were a lot more high (call it top 25ish people) tier people active
/e:
I do also understand the perception of having a wwsin on my team in a fpk... It instantly tells me 99/100 times the sin will be fucking terrible level bad (like when being paired with Wyrmvater as a nec, who consistently is not able to amp a full team one duel literally after 30 rounds), but i doubt if i were to play w/ a chaos on my trapper my own team probably wouldn't care to much. Similarly it could be said for when i use my 2h edeathga on expert, or that other grief /phenoix 63 fcr lo wisp barb.
Agreed, well said