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originally posted in:Thorny Guardians
Edited by Mikhaila StS:
10/26/2014 6:51:11 PM
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If you have one level 26 that you are teaching or even a level 27 it makes it hard. Believe me my group of guys carried me my 1st time as I knew squat; that's when I was level 27. I can't imagine taking more than one person that level...I understand everyone needs to learn but taking it more than one 26/27 would be a nightmare. Like the OP said... think of the group as a whole.
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Disagree with this completely. Me and my friend were 28/27 who had not done the Raid in a team with a few who had and we fit in just fine with only a little guidance. Ultimately it comes to your capacity to learn, listen and your ability in the game.
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That's true, but in thinking of the group as a whole, it would just be bad to bring a bunch of bad listeners more than anything. A group of 25s could beat the raid if they all listened to the experienced 25, provided they're decent. The raid is supposed to be a struggle for first timers. Maybe it has gotten to the point that it's on farm for a lot of players, but it's [i]supposed[/i] to be hard. It really does just depend on what your group wants. If you're going for a quick run, bringing in a level 25 new guy wouldn't be fun... But I enjoy playing with new lower leveled players because they're actually happy to get the same stuff that other guys insist on complaining about.
