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Old 12-03-2012, 03:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Tasslehofp99 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
It's funny too because druids quad kiting is actually faster/more efficient then any classes root/dotting. It takes less then 3 minutes to gather/quad kite to death 4 seafuries at lvl 60, how many mobs can one root dot in that time? I'd wager on 1-2, maybe 3 mobs dying in that time to a shaman/necros DoT's. Theres always been this debate/drama on seafury isle unfortunately; only way to fix it is just ban people who attack/engage/ks mobs that have already been engaged. Otherwise it's just going to keep going on, and people are going to keep getting pissed and try to retaliate.
You're assuming there are 4 readily available to pick up and quad. In a situation you're able to gather 4 that quickly, it ceases to be a situation in the first place.

For comparison, though, I generally kill 2 at time in ~3 minutes conservatively on a 60 shaman, and almost never attempt to keep more than 2 on me at a time.

As long as said person isn't choking up spawns (shaman epic dotting 4 times, druid/wizard running around for 5+ minutes looking for a 4th to finish out the set, etc), there really shouldn't be a problem at all. The biggest issue out there is people's attitudes, like this Netherzul/Powertrip guy.
 


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