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10/15/2016 11:59:10 PM
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I'll take noobs, as long as they're quiet and listen when I'm explaining the mechanics, and also not afraid to ask questions when they don't understand. Problem is, most people can't seem to grasp that. I've taken 2 relatively noob teams all the way to Aksis with one or no wipes.
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I think a lot of people lie about knowing the raid, because everyone wants experience. So tjey watch vids, which only give them an idea, you gotta play to know all the ins and outs. Then they get to the raid, and are too afraid to ask questions because they think they will be kicked. It's a vicious cycle.
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There's a difference between low light and noobs. A team of low light levels can potentially carry themself. Compared to noobs who can't play the game very well or know how. Hence the name noob. I was once a noob at one time. Then I got good and play better than the ones say my light isn't high enough.
