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Unrelated, but there was one encounter in CT where a Paladin decked out in full rubi and a Mith 2H said I should be the one pulling while I was keeping up Conflags on pulls for a good while because yes, I make a point to make friends with Enchanters, one grouped with me. Dude called me a pussy and I just left the group, what a self-entitled prick. Back on thread topic...hard to say, NEC/MAG/ENC are on an entirely different level compared to every other class in terms of soloing / damage dealing in Vanilla. Ranger or Rogue gets my pick. | |||
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#172
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I'd much rather have a Necromancer as the insurance class than a Wizard. With a Wizard if your group gets trained, he evacuates the group and under P1999 rules you've lost claim to whatever it was you were camping. In contrast the Necromancer gamely feigns out while the others die then he rezzes people (at least the cleric) back in, maintaining camp presence the entire time. Essence emeralds are cheap.
------------------------------------------------------------ If some guy keeps pulling unwanted aggro and running you (as the healer) out of mana, endangering the group, then your job is clear: Stop healing the twit until he either gets the memo or eats dirt. Danth | ||
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#173
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(Can't edit RnF) I'm aware Necromancer rez is Kunark-era and the thread originated for classic. Almost a moot point; classic is fleeting.
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#175
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Rangers tend to opt for low delay weapons like EBWs, we get a 14-delay rat whip in Hate, and we'll invariably go for 19-delay lammies or 18-delay lupine daggers/jade maces in Kunark (unless we go the Woodsman's Staff route), and then some wonder why they're rising up the hate list faster than the tank. This caused us issues in Kunark back on Live because our mitigation did not scale well after level 50, and taunt was broken for warriors for quite some time if I recall correctly. Pre-Kunark, a planar-geared ranger was pretty damn solid in Live if played well. Kunark era was peak squishiness for rangers and when we really started becoming the butt of jokes. The fix? The Jolt/Cinder Jolt spells for aggro management. I've seen rangers tell me they're gonna camp for dual yaks. Or they leave their flux axe out during raids or while grouping without being the designated tank. Why? They're fixated on the DPS without fully understanding the consequences of the pain they're causing everyone else when aggro shifts off the tank. They've probably exhausted all of their mana using Call of Flame instead of saving it to heal themselves or root the mob so they can back off. Once the mob starts flipping towards them, they can always turn auto-attack off and let the tank build aggro again. But rangers have some sort of inferiority complex (justified by the way they are shunned by min-maxers) and in my opinion incorrectly seek to justify their group invite with DPS at the risk of over-aggroing, instead of the utility they bring with their arsenal of tools.
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#176
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If it was 1999, and everyone was trying this game out for the first time, the correct answer is:
Warrior That class was a trashcan and anyone who played one back then knows it, it was so sad. Everyone would throw coins at the poor warriors sitting there by the shore of the oasis trying to find a group. Their only dps is auto attack. Nobody knows how to do anything They're confused why all these other classes can wear plate and cast spells, they are alone. Warrior in 99 Was by far the worst class. But are they in classic with what we know now? idfk. | ||
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