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More like ignore Doors, the ultra-troll who has nothing to say and resorts to name calling or just flat-out making shit up. Funny how more people agree with me than you, especially amongst the high level players you could ask in-game. Don't understand Clarity? How retarded can you be? Try a little harder. [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
Although, FYI, perhaps you are referring to the idiot Cleric who I denied Brilliance to a few days ago. We were in an exp group and I refused to waste my mana on a spell that essentially does nothing, stating that the tiny Wisdom increase from the spell doesn't actually give the Cleric more mana. All it does is increase their max mana and they should never have max mana anyway in an exp group. Instead of trying to listen and learn, the Cleric raged about how selfish I was being...when in fact I was doing what was best for the group by using my mana as wisely as possible. I do not bow to the whims of ignorance and it cost me nothing at all when the Cleric left the group. It only helped me, actually. I went off and soloed and got more exp than I would have gained in the group and later on I formed a team that actually met my level of standards, by hand-picking the people I wanted for the group while I soloed.
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...in other words completely made up bullshit.
I would never deny Clarity (or any other buff that is actually good) to someone in the group who needed it, although I often deny Clarity and other buffs to people who I'm not grouping with. Buffs cost mana and if I'm not grouping with you, trying to be "nice" in fact only hinders my own group or myself (if soloing). It's also flat-out rude to ask for a buff without first offering something, unless you're in my guild or we are good friends. That's how these things work. I'm also quite simply against buffing outside of my group to begin with, unless I really like you, because it's an awful game mechanic. There should be no such thing as long duration buffs, unless they are for traveling, or night-vision, or under-water breathing or something. Every class offers certain abilities and when you give those abilities to another group, they are gaining something that they no longer have to actually invite someone into the group for. "Buffs" should only be short-duration and should require the buffer to constantly be casting them at opportune moments, i.e. - grouping with you.
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It's "flat-out rude to ask for a buff without first offering something"? I hope your corpse rots.
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Last edited by soup; 06-22-2011 at 03:47 PM..
Reason: thought I was in R&F
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brilliant.
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The everquest guru has been silenced. Maybe hes googling clarity to see what it does when cast on someone else?
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Yeah click targeting a stranger and giving them a buff out of generosity is really painstaking. My fingers cramp up sometimes as I agonize over clicking a spell gem.
By the way I highly doubt two random high level clerics decided to gang up on you and make up that shit. As an everquest guru, a certified expert if you would, why would you deny a cleric clarity in your group? Anyways let me know. I am always interested in the opinion of an everquest guru, a certified expert if you would. | ||
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And since you have failed to understand everything else I said, as always, I will say it again in summation: * I find it rude when people ask for buffs without first offering something to compensate for it. * I dislike buffing people I am not grouped with or fond of because it negatively shifts the dynamic of the game (or at least how I see the game).
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