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World of Warcraft correspondent Dave Powell gives tips, hints and non class specific advice for players who are new to PvE raiding.
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Raiders only need a single virtue: the ability to listen and follow directions. Sadly...very few have this "virtue." |
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sigmarwombat
Novice Member
Joined: 3/02/09
Thank god i didn't bet on Hellgate, or Tabula Rasa. |
Excellent write up. I 'd say raiders need only one thing as well. The ability to listen and follow directions. |
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I'd say it too, but if I did it would kill a good joke. So instead I'll say, that it was a good article. I am almost at the raiding stage, myself. Kinda getting cold feet about it. [Yes, I do psych myself out.] What Happened With SWG Went Down YEARS AGO! Please Try To Stop Whining About It In Every Thread I Read. Mourn It, And Finally MOVE ON With Your Lives! Thanks A Heap. |
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Thanks for the article. I wished more people would read it and follow the tips listed. I just transferred over to a friend's server and ran a heroic with his guild. After a horrible time in Heroic UK, I asked him what was wrong with the tank. The tank couldn't hold aggro. He told me that that was the guild's main tank. I was healing and spent most of my time healing the casters and not the tank. I later heard him talk about the dps always competing for the highest dps, and they even do that in raids. They have no concept of aggro. I know I'm an outdated old school player, but any dps that went all out every fight and didn't watch their threat meters, should be kicked. |
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Finally! Someone else thinks DPS metres dont mean much... shammies have to manage totems, and as an enh you have to move around a lot with the melee group to make sure they have optimal dps. I wish the DPS metres would add the bonus DPS I give to my group in a raid to my stats rather than everyone elses >_> |
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