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Originally Posted by karsten
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I am extremely interested and i am also curious what you mean when you say that you look for people that know how to play certain classes as opposed to other classes
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Well Karsten,
If you ever noticed in guilds there are the dedicated people that always show up to raids. Or the ones that play strategically better then others. Ever met a bad war? One that couldn't tank didn't know where to stand against wall to advoid knock backs? Or perhaps ever met a chanter that had no idea how to utilize his charm / mezzes etc? A class doesn't dictate the outcome of a raid. Its the player playing that class. I suppose you could compare a well played shaman with two shamans that aren't well played. IE: Well played shaman utilizes his cannibalism ability all the time, calls his slows , malos etc. The two shamans just sit and med not gaining any extra mana. Infact all he does is slow , never assist in heals etc. Ever met a wiz that didn't know what aggro control was? Well played classes make a difference all around the board. When I look for permanant members for this guild i'll be looking for what differates that person from the 10 + others apping the guild. In <Venom> we will be electing class leads to make sure the others playing that class are up to our standards. Before <Venom> Can develope any strategic methods on any mob / encounter. We have to make sure the classes being played are well played. If I ask a chanter to charm lock a certain mob keep it on such mob , while such and such ranger kites it and ST pulls off remaining. Believe me I want someone that knows what there doing. This doesn't mean we won't encourage or help others improve. It just means we expect more from people. Our goal is accomplish great feats in raiding with less people as possible.
~Thanks
~ Pycoba