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Originally Posted by Ooloo
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Rangers are the best at tracking.
Also this is terrible advice. Every class in the game is fun, and no class is truly useless on a raid. Play whatever class\race combo you enjoy.
Min\maxers fetishize ogre warriors, for example, but I'd wager that basically no raid has ever been lost only because the warrior wasn't an ogre, all other factors being held equal.
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The problem is that running a guild using parses and min/max approaches to everything is .....
What is it? A blind custom? A logical approach to building unit intensity? Competition does breed intensity.
EQ2 raid scene at the high end turned the game into a UI for ACT. Gets tedious.
Now and again you can find a guild made up of a focused group who simply are spending some time doing the thing, and it's not all parses b/c they are an old group of gamers who know each other.
But the usual mechanism of guild formation involves min/maxing and demanding high value per player.
That's always been true, too. An insomniac will always be better than a normie.