Dvergar wrote:
That's a lof of assumptions based on a few wrong choices. This guy isn't even "of the owl"-2hander-bad.
Aestu wrote:
WoW is the first MMO I ever played. It's completely self-evident that a player should socket the stats that makes his character better. A player can see exactly what spirit does by mousing over the stats page in the character window.
And that was probably what he was doing. Aside from the loading screen tips I don't see anywhere in-game that says you can put any gem in any socket. If someone was new to the game and saw a red socket the natural assumption would be that red gems go there. If they had a blue socket and looked up blue gems they wouldn't find any good gems. Looking at the spirit stat they would see health regen (and only health regen) and could conceivably think that was a worthwhile stat. It doesn't make him retarded, it just makes him wrong.
Ok, you're wrong here. Gems say, MATCHES a socket of X color because that's exactly what it means. You don't need to read an instruction manual or EJ to be able to interpret that in a less-than-completely dense way. Hell, you could determine it's not necessary to match sockets just by happening to inspect a player who DOESN'T match socket bonuses. Obviously if sockets could not be filled except with matching gems, socket bonuses would be redundant.
You don't need to be a math wizard to understand that a few HP when your health pool is in the tens of thousands isn't useful. You don't have to be a brainiac or super nerd to understand that spirit isn't useful - again, reading the tooltips, watching what other players do, common sense, is sufficient.
Dvergar wrote:
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I don't buy the "experience content" crock either since this player has no interest in doing anything but running around doing whatever gives him welfare epics. If he could get full T10 from whacking kobolds for hours, he'd do it, just as surely as he gets carried through heroics in silence for hours in what any normal person would find unbearable tedium. If it didn't award welfare epics, he wouldn't do it.
Wow, you've got some real issues. So you know what interests he has? You know what he would do for his rewards? You do know some people play the game to relax and have fun right? That not everyone wants to raid or is interested in the top level gear. Some people actually like 5 mans. And why are you putting up with such painful tedium if it's just for welfare gear? You could probably solo the 5 mans, what does it matter if he's doing his own thing, the only real problem you complained about was aggroing and running away from you. You couldn't just tell him not to run when he has aggro?
I know him the same way I know anyone else which is by watching what he does. If the instance didn't give him epics, he wouldn't do it, just like he doesn't do ANYTHING that doesn't give him epics. If he legitimately enjoyed the content, he'd DO the content, not indifferently autoattack random mobs in silence, totally non-engaged.
No mentally correct person could possibly find that fun. That's not a value judgement, it's reality. If you found someone who found rolling a ball of lint between their fingers so entrancing they were willing to spend hours doing it to the exclusion of anything else, you'd conclude they are mentally sub-normal, and that wouldn't be a value judgement either.
I play this game for fun, to play with other people who like having fun. I don't demand they excel at the game or be on what I see as my level, simply that they try, that they be engaged. It's damaging to the community, to my enjoyment, to have someone there just to leech and go on to leech and non-contribute in other settings. If he wasn't there, I might get a an engaging player who would help me kill the mobs and might be fun to talk to. Even if he wasn't an amazing player, it'd be enough that he would make an effort and be an active participant. It's easy enough to pick up the basics of this game well enough to contribute adequately to a fiveman.
Dvergar wrote:
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Someone who cannot read the tooltip on their stats page - or doesn't take occasion to in the course of levelling at least two characters to 80 - has more fundamental problems than being "bad at a game". This person is very obviously stupid in real life.
Only need a 55 for a DK, someone could have leveled to 60 in the first few months of the game then come back a month ago and gotten a dk to 80. Just playing the game without worrying about power-gaming their character to be the best they possible can be doesn't mean someone has "fundamental problems", but someone with such vehement and vitriolic opinions about someone they spent 20 minutes with in silence in a
game, I'd say they have some pretty fundamental problems.
You're a moron and full of shit. Look at his activity feed.
http://www.wowarmory.com/character-feed ... =LichpowerThis guy plays a solid 9 hours a day.
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Edit: He probably is a moron, I really don't care I'm just killing time until I need to go to bed.
mmk
Who are you, anyway?