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10/22/2014 4:46:43 PM
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"I Only Kill Oracles"
I had someone tell me this during a raid last night when I told them to take left plate.
I asked 'em, "What do you plan on doing when they patch the raid and change it to random teleports and you have no idea what to do when it comes to the other positions?" [i]It's not like it's rocket science, but still.[/i]
He said, "I go on bnet everyday and I didn't see anything about that." I booted him from the fireteam and we beat it with 5 players.
Point is, learn the other positions... learn them all. It makes rotating to a different position very easy when something bad happens (deaths). You'll also be ready for when they patch the raid. Too many times have I seen people being told, "You're doing this." or "I need you for this. Go here." and they're like, "I only kill oracles."
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Edited by Lannik: 10/23/2014 2:50:22 PMWhat a lot of people mad at the OP are missing here is... There's only one rule to raiding: [u][b]Follow the -blam!-ing Raid Leader's instructions. [/b][/u] Don't want to comply? Don't expect to raid. Why does everyone here seem to think Raiding (especially with a PuG group) is some kind of democracy? You want to raid [i]your[/i] way? You're more than welcome to start your own raid. Can't be bothered to? Then you best be ready to follow the instructions given to you. Can't have it both ways. I specifically make my own raid groups every week for this exact reason. I have no problem doing what I'm told, but when the raid leader is promoting a sub-optimal strategy it kills me a little inside to execute it.
