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Arri · 03-17-2009, 06:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Slade

Eh, maybe that person likes the concept of just skirmishing and getting attacked by others, and subsequently defending themselves against their assailants, I don't see what's so bad about that.

They may say that you're a PvEtard and say 'lol spam buttons over and over how boring'. That being said I'm a raider not a PvPer, but dismissing a person over what they find fun is pretty 'tard'ed in itself.

PVPers already call us carebears

I'm just evening the playing field

LakeOfTears · 03-17-2009, 11:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Arri

PVPers already call us carebears

I'm just evening the playing field

i welcome people who call me a carebear cause i dont like to pvp.but in the long run guess what...im less stressed then those pvpers are and i dont QQ about every little minor detail.

aznasiaboy · 03-17-2009, 11:31 PM

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Originally Posted by LakeOfTears

i welcome people who call me a carebear cause i dont like to pvp.but in the long run guess what...im less stressed then those pvpers are and i dont QQ about every little minor detail.

but u get cool llooking gear QQ..

Glitchedup · 03-18-2009, 04:43 AM

Why not just be good at both? (as in be good at the game as a whole)

During the end of Black Temple and Sunwell progression, I was arenaing for fun on offdays and spare time for fun in rival/duelist range. Now that content can be cleared in one day or two days, I have the rest of the week to pvp more competitively, and will probably hit gladiator at the end of the season, while at the same time completing raiding achievements with my guild.

Also as far as I've seen, skilled pvp'ers are good at pve and vice versa. In both, players learn to control their characters better. Also, I've noticed raiders in my guild that participate in higher rated arena are worried more about min/maxing their gear, ultimately leading to higher dps than those that don't really care about their highest potential.

aznasiaboy · 03-18-2009, 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by glitchedup

why not just be good at both? (as in be good at the game as a whole)

during the end of black temple and sunwell progression, i was arenaing for fun on offdays and spare time for fun in rival/duelist range. Now that content can be cleared in one day or two days, i have the rest of the week to pvp more competitively, and will probably hit gladiator at the end of the season, while at the same time completing raiding achievements with my guild.

Also as far as i've seen, skilled pvp'ers are good at pve and vice versa. In both, players learn to control their characters better. Also, i've noticed raiders in my guild that participate in higher rated arena are worried more about min/maxing their gear, ultimately leading to higher dps than those that don't really care about their highest potential.

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03-18-2009, 04:43 AM	#54 (permalink)
Glitchedup Baby Bowsers Soiled Diaper Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 716 Reputation: 11	Why not just be good at both? (as in be good at the game as a whole) During the end of Black Temple and Sunwell progression, I was arenaing for fun on offdays and spare time for fun in rival/duelist range. Now that content can be cleared in one day or two days, I have the rest of the week to pvp more competitively, and will probably hit gladiator at the end of the season, while at the same time completing raiding achievements with my guild. Also as far as I've seen, skilled pvp'ers are good at pve and vice versa. In both, players learn to control their characters better. Also, I've noticed raiders in my guild that participate in higher rated arena are worried more about min/maxing their gear, ultimately leading to higher dps than those that don't really care about their highest potential. Last edited by Glitchedup; 03-18-2009 at 04:46 AM.

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