Going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume English isn't your first language.
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Originally Posted by mrvrod
So, you "politely" tell anyone playing a warrior that they're useless.
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He was referring to the hypothetical warrior in the group who is running Ursan.
He did not say, "all warriors are useless" and you're a fool to think he did. Learn to read and comprehend English.
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Originally Posted by mrvrod
You adroitly express their need to run a (thankfully nerfed) cookie cutter Ursan build that requires zero skill and only a half-consious player to run.
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Wrong! He says that if someone
must run Ursan (the aforementioned useless warrior) then could they at least bring useful skills alongside it to help when it's down. Learn to read and comprehend English.
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Originally Posted by mrvrod
You demand as a healer to bring whatever heroes you want regardless of whether it requires the group leader to kick other humans, and if he doesn't you take your healing ball and go home...
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The choice is to either kick some of the people and replace them with crucial builds, or to leave. I've been in groups like that before. Things like three warriors (none have SY), a ranger who is
not running BHA interrupt, two elementalists (they're trying to run a nuker build in Hard Mode, apparently blissfully unaware of how useless they are), one beleaguered monk (and it's either a guy with a good build or a laughably bad one) and me.
Here's how it usually plays out:
I observe that the group is lacking in healing+protection power and has redundant warriors lacking useful builds. I observe we will fail the mission if we try.
I am told to run a heal build (Ritualist).
I point out that my Spirit Spam build deals more damage than any of them are capable of (as none of them are a critscythe or msdb assassin), and that if I went heal, we would be lacking sufficient damage. I point out that they could easily kick the useless ele or a couple warriors.
They refuse. I leave.
I H/H the mission, pick up my Zaishen Quest reward, and come back to check on them. They're still there, having failed several times.
And that's enough Guild Wars for one day.
You can hardly fault a guy for not wanting to play in a horrible team.
Now a question of my own: is English a second/third/whatever language for you, or are you just in elementary school?