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11/16/2017 3:47:31 PM
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What you playing on? if its PC ill help you out, i generally lead raid teams and used to sherpa in D1 so Kinda know what I'm doing...mostly
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It's PC, and if I can get enough of them to want to try it again, might take you up on it. But the core of it isn't necessarily the raids, but that the raids, and by extension trials, are for people who understand how to play the game, in short. And I feel it's created a barrier by the can and cannots, and we're looking to figure out a way to help our newer players become much stronger.
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its just explaining it and then not getting annoyed at fails, just take your time chill work out where ppls strengths are and use it. Did the raid with 4 new ppl other day took 3 hours to get the callus, wiped for an hour at him, I called it before it got salty came back next night killed him first try. Nearly same group a few days later raid completed in 2hrs with 30min break and at least 10mins of Disconnects
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I think you're very right. I'm hoping to spend some time this weekend on teaching people some FPS basics. But it'd be nice if the game taught you how to play it. I think it's less "Raid mechanics" are the issue and more things like FPS mechanics. Don't stand in the open. Try to minimize how many fields of vision you have to maintain, don't stand and fight if you die. Things like this. The core concepts of FPS that are just sort of taken for granted by experienced players but are absent from newer ones.
