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Edited by gutterbaer:
10/18/2016 5:22:44 AM
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My (personal) #1 tip for doing the Raid
...or any raid for that matter;
Take initiative.
The biggest difference I see between a good raid group and a bad raid group is the willingness to take initiative.
In a good raid group, if someone dies or for some reason cant do what needs to be done, someone else will take over or help without hesitation.
In a good raid group everyone should be willing to say "I will do it". Even if you dont know what youre doing... Do it. The best way to knowing how to do something is failing at it until you get it. So dont be afraid to take initiative.
Edit: Great responses. If you also have any proactive simple tips, please share.
Edit: Better said by Nuggitz [quote]Maybe instead of "I'll do it", try something more like, "I haven't done this yet, but I'll give it a shot!"[/quote]
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11 RepliesMy favorite line: "Oh crap, oh crap, I'm about to diiiee." I dislike people saying this. It [i]usually[/i] results in a [b]*Guardian Down*[/b] If you're about to die, there's no reason to announce it, and your best course of action, as in any raid, is to [i]not[/i] die. A couple of times I've heard Guardians say this when talks of empowerment and/or servitor talk should be top priority. Next thing you know, someone misses their slam because the communication was misheard.
