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Originally Posted by Lucifer PVP
And that is just like saying I still havn't seen any "life is great" "Make Life harder" "life is to easy" or "I love you" Threads... Just because 20 people have a complaint doesn't mean guildwars 600k plus players have an issue.
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Originally Posted by Drewfense
Your missing the point. The "average skilled player" on this thread is someone who has leeched their way through prophecies. Then they leeched their way through factions and now that they are done leeching their way through nightfall want to leech their way through DoA. The "average skills player" is an expert at loading a template with barrage and a pet on his bar. They are incapable of creating their own builds, much less a team build so they look to join someone elses group. Since there isn't an easy plan yet to beat DoA, the groups have no one to lead them and have no chance.
If you want to beat DoA and get your little rit hero, take initiative. I remember the first week of factions, XoO randomly let in a couple dozen random people from HzH. I knew none of the people and the majority of them sucked, but we started playing Urgoz every night. We developed a team build and were one of the first people to beat Urgoz. Several members of the party sold their longbows for over a million. So you have a choice, you can either wait a month for an easy template for you to download of wiki and C+Space or you can make the template yourself. It isn't horribly time taking with Urgoz the majority of our group were part time players (we had 2 euros who would play during their work break  ). Anet making missions of this difficulty are not to screw over casual players. Rather it is to reward good players with initiative. They will be the first to get the new items/armors/et cetera. Eveyone else will get them, they just wont get them first.Seperating players based on skill, a hard concept for PvE ers. |
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Originally Posted by viper008
I know, it’s quite sad that they don't care to address our concerns but thin again it’s always easier to run than to face the customers who put food on their table.
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Originally Posted by Tropheus
Well, I don´t complain about how hard Razah is to get.
I complain about being defrauded by ANet. In my book that came with Nightfall, on page 61: Name: Azrah ... .... Class: variable So why isn´t he variable ????? |
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Originally Posted by Sedgehammer
If I get any Titan Gemstones, I'm just going to sell them. I am currently in no way motivated to have a Razah. Has Gaile addressed the discrepancy between the previous announcement (in the book)? I know everyone was complaining that they wanted a ritualist hero, but making Razah even less flexible isn't a great response to that.
So... /signed |
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Originally Posted by crazy diamond
You know, I'm not exactly thrilled about the manner in which we are supposed to aquire Razah. I got him on my main, and haven't touched him, and intend to skip him for the rest of my characters. He is most definitely not worth the price of admission.
But this kind of attitude makes me hope they leave it as is just to spite people like you who act all high and mighty about the almighty dollar you pay for a goddamn video game. |
