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Originally Posted by nugzta
Pvp monk got edenial by mesmers, knocked downed by warriors, know how to kite, use the skills effectively (5 energy spells). They dont have the luxury of stay in the back and let warriors take the aggro in pve or stop for energy regen.
I have monk myself, Im doing good in pve but suck at pvp. Pvp has more pressure for monk than in pve, that's why I say pvp monk is generally better than pve monk. I take pug monk in pve with Hero title any day.
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For a PvE title, you know they got it playing that character class. For a HA title you have no real way to tell if they IWAY'ed for it or not.
Also, PvP doesn't teach you anything about how to make sure the aggro stays on the tank.
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Originally Posted by Zehnchu
I don’t associate any maxed titles with a player’s skill. So it’s not really going to influence me getting or getting into a group. The worst player can get the protector title, even if the group thinks the player is better off dead and they complete the mission/bonus/Masters the player still completes the same as everyone in the group.
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While its possible in theory to get a protector title without becoming at least a decent player, it will require a lot of work to find a group you can leach off for the missions. Getting a group for gyala hatchery or the fire islands is hard enough as it is, so it will probably be eaiser for them to improve their skills enough rather than leach off people.
Then again I've never actually looked at someones title. If someone boasts about their HA title, or even worse their xp count, then they are automatically out of my group for any PvE as I doubt I'll enjoy playing alongside them. This is usually confirmed after watching them react to someone saying that HA rank is meaningless in PvE.
I've never actually seen anyone mention any other title to help themselves get into a group. I generally work on eaither a first come first served basis (if they have a useful character and I don't have friends/guildies comming), though I find it more enjoyable to get someone else to form the group. I'll probably only use their titles if two PUGs want in and one of them mentions the title but the other doesn't. Even then I will only use the protector, cartographer and champion titles. If they have KOBD I'll ask which titles they maxed to get it.
Hopefully Nightfall will work like Factions so you can be sure that anyone wanting to party with you at some point is at least good enough to of passed all the previous missions, unlike Prophesis where you can't be sure about that untill after THK (which in my experiance put lots of players in desert and south shiverpeak missions who couldn't handle them).