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Originally Posted by Malone88
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The posted chanter guides on the wiki are pretty dam good, IMO. Don't think I would say the same about the other class guides.
There's a ton of information in them for learning how to play an enchanter.
Feel free to point out all the inaccuracies so we can all learn from you.
To each his own, I guess. If you want to never use AE Mez, that's your choice.
Go ahead and single mez that 4-pull and watch your group die when the first mob you try to mez resists...
Yumy, I am curious as to why you never AE Mez on red. If the camp has enough open space to pull to, then the only risk is mezzing the puller.
I would think there would be ways to work around that...
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Seldom do I need to - I also spent tons of time in Paw (little room on the right) solb and guk which are pretty tight zones.
I've accidentally mezzed our cleric during a ch. Luckily the tank didn't die but still. Also, VERY FEW groups or players have any patience whatsoever. They all start to gang bang whatever they feel like in a pack of 6 mobs so I just try to cc things in the hallway leading up to it. While it bothers me that they do that, it's even more frustrating that they're running into an aoe just to do it possibly taking one of the counters. Often too, the tank is retarded and just pulls to center of the group; something that takes a severe beating to sort out.
It's pretty frustrating really. While I'm trying to manage all of this I've got a charmed, hasted pet who can easily kick my ass. Basically, you've got two aoe circles you don't really want to overlap: aoe mezz circle and aoe stun circle. Space required for both is non-zero so it puts some demands on the room.
Red opens an enormous amount of pve ability but it comes with its drawbacks.