Curse

d4nowar · Sep 03, 2005, 08:01 AM // 08:01

I remember when Ranger bow attacks did tons of damage. That was when rangers dominated the entire game. Ah those were good times.

rii · Sep 03, 2005, 09:26 AM // 09:26

healing hands ftw

Bast · Sep 03, 2005, 09:30 AM // 09:30

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Originally Posted by Red Locust

Heh, I remember tongue biter. That was the single best caster shutdown skill in the game, by far.

Isn't Concussion Shot a renamed and heavily nerfed version of Tongue Biter? I could be wrong; they say the memory is always the first thing to go.

Sayshina · Sep 03, 2005, 05:24 PM // 17:24

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Originally Posted by Ultimate_Gaara

Heh, being a healer is not hard, dealing with people as a healer is hard.

I would agree with the sentiment. However, for many being a healer IS hard, the hardest for me. Knowing when and what to interupt as a Mes can be dificult, but the whole "don't even look at the enemy, fill bars" mentality just isn't something I can seem to get my head around.

I can play a smiter, but that's no more a Monk than a W/Mo is.

My original point is that a W/Mo cannot be considered the hardest to master. It's not even the hardest W to master. In fact I suspect you'd have a hard time finding 1% of W/Mo players who thought it was the hardest W to master.

Back to the topic: This isn't the first build, or even the most godly. But the Illus weap/hundred blades build was the first one that made me think "Oh my god, why didn't I think of that?".

Red Locust · Sep 03, 2005, 05:41 PM // 17:41

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Originally Posted by Bast

Isn't Concussion Shot a renamed and heavily nerfed version of Tongue Biter? I could be wrong; they say the memory is always the first thing to go.

Yeah. I believe back in its first incarnation, tongue biter would disable spellcasting regardless of what the target was doing. Then they made it into "if target is casting a spell," then they changed it into a condition that triples casting times and the new name was concussion shot.