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1/6/2015 7:04:18 PM
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I could list a million examples but I'll list one from today....
4 guardians at the first bridge in Crotas End waiting for the path to be cleared. 2 guardians are down at the beginning area. We hold off the two ogres but the 4 of us die. While the respawn thing is counting down from 6 I saw "the path forward is clear"
I self-resurrected, ran across, everyone got a raid drop, team cheered, warlock saved the day.
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So basically your team, and yourself, used self-res as a crutch because you weren't good enough to complete that section.
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Edited by HoliestOfBeards: 1/6/2015 9:01:42 PMNo dude. What's wrong with you? So you NEVER die? Like you've never once died? If I look up your stats it will say 0 deaths? If you run the first part of crotas raid you can do it 100 times and not die once? And I've completed that section and every other section 13 other times with my 32 Titan/31 hunter. Maybe me using the defender bubble and blade dancer invisibility was also a crutch?
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This is idiotic, do you avoid playing as a defender because the bubble is a massive crutch for that section? A prevented wipe by a SS is a great use of an ult just like popping a bubble on that defense part is a great use of a defender ult. You seem to imply that his team could not have beat that part at all rather then on that attempt without self res which is moronic. It simply saved them from wasting all the time of another thrall maze run in a way no other class could have.
