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Message ID: 3003
Date: Fri Sep 10 23:35:09 BST 1999
Author: Wizard
Subject: Re: Items poliferation is a sword of damakle over Casters!
>From: Vincent Archer <Vincent.Archer@...>
>
>According to Wizard:
>> I realy only can see that you are in bad mode maybe you can think a bit
>> before replying, and if you dont have to say anything useful take a break.
>> Only useful was that you say about your warrior at 3 lv but other things
>
>Well, I apologise if I seem a little harsh, but the gist of the argument is
>usually the same: unless you are in a competition with other players by
>the game "physics", you are only in competition in your own mind. That's
>not a competition one "wins". You do not get brownie points by being
>able to take a mob N levels above your normal and expected target, except
>if you are in a race to level. EQ is not a race. I laugh at people that
>strut and show off their rubicite and barbed leather whip at level 3, as
>if that was somehow an "achivement". It may be, for you. Not for me,
>and there's no "objective" (within the game context) measure that says so.
>
>There are three kind of imbalances that "require" correction:
>
>An imbalance that prevents you from adventuring and getting in a group
>("we can't solo" is not an imbalance; EQ's target is groups, not solo)
>
>An imbalanbce that prevents you from leveling and getting in a rgoup
>with people you want to group with.
>
>An imbalance that make a class so unplayable or so easy that people
>will avoid that class or rush to that class.
>
>The whole twinking issue does not really fall into these categories. It
>might, marginally, be relevant to 2; if you begin a twinked wizard in
>order to level with a twinked warrior friend, you'd level slower...
>if you both solo of course.
>
>> are realy dont help any discusion and your tone is realy arogant.
>
>Again, I apologise, but after a while, one gets tired of the "grass is
>greener on the other side" recurring arguments. Here, and in other
>classes lists.
>
>The twink problem is a non-problem. Or would you expect a warrior to
>require as few equipment, compared to a wizard of the same level, to
>achieve the same efficiency? After all, the warrior does not have to
>spend all that plat on our spells (and us wizards get off lightly in
>that domain, compared to some other casting classes). Where else do
>you expect him to spend plat.
>
>The only difference is, we cannot twink a wizard with our previously
>known spells. Alas.
>
>--
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