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Originally Posted by mage767
Ursan is a 1-2-3 no-brain button smashing bar that is still better than the "creative" builds pugs bring for daily Zaishen stuff.
In fact, Ursan is literally a blessing for some gw players as it at least allows them to play an average game.
Here are some real bad habits seen in pugs (not related to Ursan):
1) Warrior/Paragon running discord caller build while wielding weapons/shield. (Any melee who runs a discord caller should be shot...imo).
2) Melee characters when asked to bring Save Yourselves 'complain' it is an paragon skill...
3) X/Rt pretending to be a spirit spammer, but sucking at it. (Rits create the highest level spirits in game with greater health).
4) Fire eles trying to be competitive in HM play using SH/SF builds, instead break all aggro using AOE skills.
5) Necros need to learn how to use curse skills when teamed with melee units. Sadly, some necros don't get the idea of 'synergy'.
6) Monks who think they ARE needed in teams. Any monk who shows the slighest signs of temper should be kicked to avoid further trouble.
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1) Melee chars in certain situations are sometimes the best callers since they're intended to hold agro as much as possible, and being creative with your build means you can put in aything, discord isn't a swiss army knife and using the same skill repetitively is pretty boring, but if they wanna use it, why the hell not?
2) If you bring this skill, you need to bring along something to build adrenalin, else this skill takes too long to power up in most situations and is wasted, especially since warriors aren't usually able to rely on energy for everything else they need
3) Agreed, rt secondaries weren't intended to drum out walls of spirits since no spawning power means less protection
4) Some people never learn, but there's always hope...
5) It's a team game, if you can't coordinate skills with teamates, you waste resources/time
6) Monks take their fair share of flack and good ones know their position. if i know someone is good at monking and they have something to say, better off to listen before you dismiss them outright