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8/20/2015 6:59:03 PM
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Thinking more on the subject, it's harder to say. Of course I adore my Hunter, because she's such a versatile and effective character. No sane player would want to get rid of her. Also, she's the only character of that class I have.
On the other hand, consider my Defender Titan. That Guardian has struggled on and off almost since his inception, and yet I still try to salvage him. This despite the fact that I have a Ram in my vault, and no warlock to stick it on.
Is "attachment" defined as an understandable affection for your most effective character? Or an unwillingness to give up on one who is struggling?
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Interesting! Well for me "attachment" is just the one I find most relatable. The one that always gets picked first no matter what :p if I'm about to do a raid or something my Hunter is always my go-to ^_^ so jealous you have the ram! Lol it's the last exotic I need
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Well, by that definition, I main my Hunter. She has a unique combination of speed, elusiveness, invisibility, invincibility, and controlled devastation that no other character has. Still, I stand by what I said. My Hunter is so easy and fun to play, it's only natural that I should be fond of her. My continued efforts to salvage a Guardian who logic suggests I should simply eliminate... perhaps it's not attachment, but it's certainly something.
