SF Argument
Simath
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Originally Posted by A11Eur0
I'm going to quote Ghost Dog, since you apparently haven't read, or chose to ignore his post.
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Originally Posted by Ghost Dog
"elitist" is the new escape hatch for people that can't debate their flawed opinion even though it makes no sense to use it that way it is popular
Enjoy.
A11Eur0
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Originally Posted by Burst Cancel
To decry "elitism" in a game is ridiculous on its face, because a game is a merit-based activity. Any exclusivity, real or imagined, stems entirely from the metrics a game is designed to measure; we clump these metrics together and call them "skill". Generally speaking, there is no way for other players to keep you out of any area in GW - rather, you keep yourselves out by lacking skill. tl;dr: gtfo with the "elitism" bullshit. |
Here's my point: new players are at a disadvantage when it comes to forming groups for elite areas. You say the individuals' skill levels are preventing them from completing the areas? The individuals may be able to use their builds very effectively and be able to adapt to some changes in situation, but if they are not familiar with the specific area and its environmental effects/spawn points/patrol patterns/etc. then he's not going to be able to succeed without help, and if he bothers to ask for help, the vast majority of GW pug players will chastise him for being a "noob" in a game that's 4 years old. If this was 2 years ago and some new player wanted to complete Urgoz's warren, he'd be able to join a PUG easily and trial and error it, because nobody at that time knew the specifics, the secrets, the strategies of completing it efficiently. 2 years later, you still have new players joining the game. You have players who have been around for a couple years but never really attempted these areas before wanting to give it a shot. They're being discriminated against because they don't know the area. These gimmick builds give these players a chance at experiencing the full extent of the game they paid for without the bulk of the abuse they'd normally get, because the build is "so easy". And guess what? They can, and regularly do, still fail.
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you should just do things your way and let others do it their way
How do I do things my way when the only way people do things is the most ridiculously efficient way? Groups for UW don't happen unless they're SCs. Quote:
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