May 31, 2007, 01:20 AM // 01:20
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#81
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Krytan Explorer
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: I am in a transitional period.
Guild: GRE
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I have farmed Deep a lot. Any by a lot, I mean a LOT. The current "cookie cutter" build is used because it has proven to be the most effective and resilliant in the face of pressure and dropping players. Yes, you need 4 monks, yes you need 3 tanks (you might be able to try a D/A tank but DO NOT HIT THE ONI). Your only leeway to play with is your room 2 crowd. If you could convince a w/a to bring lift enchantments, you could get rid of the SS and sub in something else. Oh, and you are supposed to skip the no spell-casting room. :P
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May 31, 2007, 04:41 AM // 04:41
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#82
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Academy Page
Join Date: Dec 2005
Profession: W/
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Well, I guess this is the last comment I'm going to make on this thread.
When it is possible to beat the Deep in less than 75 minutes with a 6 man team, then clearly there is room for non-cookie-cutter toons to be included.
When it is possible to beat the Deep in HM in ~90 minutes with a 9 man team (and probably a 6 man team... though there is decreased motivation now to do so) then, again, there is room for non-cookie-cutter toons to be included.
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May 31, 2007, 06:48 AM // 06:48
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#83
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Forge Runner
Join Date: Jul 2006
Profession: R/
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Pwny Ride
So Greg, suck it up.
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Your verbal abilities show just how and why you depend so much on builds created by others; you lack any and all intelligence, creativity and social skills. You are the kind of person that turns a PuG into a bad expererience for anyone else involved. The world would be a better place without you.
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May 31, 2007, 09:03 AM // 09:03
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#84
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Elite Guru
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Manchester, England
Guild: SMS/Victrix
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Cookie Cutter builds are good for PuGs. Having played the game for 2 years I've seen what the vast majority of peoples idea of "original and interesting" is - Many know it is "complete and utter trash."
When pugging I find it is best to run the most fool-proof build. This normally does involve holding aggro - nuking crap - and keeping things alive.
Most people, when they think outside the box - have clearly not thought that much about it because their ideas of good builds are so atrociously bad it makes me wonder what game they've been playing since the release of Guild Wars, clearly not the same Guild Wars as I've been used to.
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May 31, 2007, 09:53 AM // 09:53
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#85
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Forge Runner
Join Date: Jul 2006
Guild: Guild Of Handicrafted Products [MaSS]
Profession: W/Mo
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I like creative builds, but I use them with guildies/friends mostly. In a good PUG you can improvise a little too most of the time, but I don't mind sticking to cookie cuts if it makes people happy (Clearing tombs with a dervish PUG was fun though ^^). I PUG because I'm bored mostly, for socializing, if I want something done well, I'm better off doing it myself anyway. Of course cookie cuts can be a bit rigid/lame, but it encourages PUGing, and that more or less keeps this game alive, so, why bother...
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May 31, 2007, 12:37 PM // 12:37
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#86
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Hall Hero
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Njaiguni Blaze
Try Hard Mode
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Been there. 47 Tyrian areas vanquished. Quit because it's more boring than WoW's rep grinding. It's still "find the right build YOU WIN!" kind of game play and made me realize that PvE can never really be strategized. We'll see how GW:EN pulls through.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Njaiguni Blaze
Also, CC builds are not PvE only. PvP is crawling with them. Especially HA, which is basically CC only.
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Exactly! Tiger Sin, 'nuff said.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Amy Awien
Your verbal abilities show just how and why you depend so much on builds created by others; you lack any and all intelligence, creativity and social skills. You are the kind of person that turns a PuG into a bad expererience for anyone else involved. The world would be a better place without you.
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Quoted for rudeness and unnecessariness. Also, how can Pwny be a person who "turns PuGs into a bad experience" if he uses CC builds? Isn't that what PuGs need?
Edited 'cus I can't spell qoute.
Last edited by Bryant Again; May 31, 2007 at 12:43 PM // 12:43..
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May 31, 2007, 01:29 PM // 13:29
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#87
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Frost Gate Guardian
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Zinger314
And for the 10 seconds each one of those skills are on recharge you...?
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Well, I'm no wocket scientist but I assume he uses his OTHER 3 skills to kill enemies or assist the team.
This is assuming a skillbar of Hex Eater Vortex, Shatter Hex, Backfire, Res Chant, Ausp. Incant. + 3 Others.
Time would be better spent thinking up your own ideas rather than trying to find the holes in other peoples.
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May 31, 2007, 03:16 PM // 15:16
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#88
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Forge Runner
Join Date: Jul 2006
Profession: R/
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bryant Again
Quoted for rudeness and unnecessariness. Also, how can Pwny be a person who "turns PuGs into a bad experience" if he uses CC builds? Isn't that what PuGs need?
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The rudeness was in response to his rudeness, his negative attitude towards others and his manner of expressing. He deserved it, you just do not talk like that. And it is his style of communicating that adds to PuG's being bad experiences. PuG's do not need CC-builds, but people treating each other decently and Pwny obviously fails at the latter.
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May 31, 2007, 03:20 PM // 15:20
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#89
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Hall Hero
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Amy Awien
And it is his style of communicating that adds to PuG's being bad experiences.
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It's not safe to assume that the way he talks on the forums is how he acts in the game. I'm much nicer in-game than I am on these forums. Also, being rude to rude people doesn't go much of anywhere besides a fire i.e. flamewar.
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