CitizenKing.4912

Alternatively, kill the hell out of Necro.

People who complain about full counter are the same people who stood in the fire during WoW PvE.

Don't trigger it, and if there are AOE nearby, prepare to dodge. Congrats, you're now freaking fine.

Rifle sucks. I know it. You know it. Everyone knows it. P/P on the other hand has seen a surge in play, and I've been enjoying it myself, but I'm curious if its actually viable? With the ability to run it and drop a perma 25 stacks of might on a coordinated team, is the dps its putting out efficient to take it to end-game pve?

> @Tzozef.9841 said:

> Was he Core, Dragonhunter, or Firebrand?

He definitely wasn't a Dragonhunter. I didn't see him pull out any tomes either, he was almost entirely using his greatsword and s/f, though I can't say definitely.

I was messing around in the FFA arena in the mists and some Guardian jumped in and just messed all over two Spellbreakers. He was using Greatsword as well as Sword/Focus, but when I asked him what build he was running, he was unresponsive. His burst was ridiculous. We're talking jumping on one of the Spellbreakers and just insta-downing him. Does anybody know what sort of build this guy might have been running?

What's funny to me is how people react to a statement like "don't attack the spellbreaker you're dueling when he turns gold and shiny."

I had a diamond player start talking about "Oh, I'm supposed to just run away and let him take the point?!"

These people seem to want pvp to be pve where they can just mindlessly roll through their practiced rotation while standing outside of the fire.

Take pistol offhand. Headshot him whenever he leaps.

Once you get the 3rd master level of raptor, I'm not sure if anything beats its ground speed.

Dagger 5 isn't stationary.

I'm a little confused. What are you taking Mercy for?

There's just something really frustrating about somebody who has no idea what they're doing jumping into ranked and screwing the rest of their team into a 4v5 because "the rewards are better, lol!"

It wouldn't be hard to force a character to complete X amount of unranked matches before allowing them to compete in ranked mode. It wouldn't be unfair either. Plenty of other games with strong e-sports communities put these kinds of limitations in, and they serve a good purpose.

It's just entirely frustrating to watch people who have no idea how to play their class feeding points and objectives to the enemy team because they don't care about their rating and they don't care about dragging their team down as long as they get theirs in the end.

No build that only requires you to press 2 buttons should be as effective as S/D manages to be.

People keep talking about taking a knee like it has a five second cast time. It's an instant cast move, same as unlocking yourself. Apply a mark, poke at them with 1, then 5, 4, 5 and keep going. It's really not that bad.