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Danya
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Why can't I hit you? BT doesn't stop my nukes... Reread my sig, I'm a mentalist.
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Graenit
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Originally posted by old.Astrix
Well then i just stay close to a tank, problem solved cause SBs are too chicken to hit anything that has a tank near or owns a pet
Chicken or not, the sb that attacks 2 guys alone are not very smart, so why should i do that? It's against the nature of a sb.
We wait until you get alone, and sooner or later u stand there alone, too far away from your group - and WHAM ur dead.
/Gneijs 24 critblade
Expect me to be there, when the area looks clear.
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Lessurl
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On healers havin a hard time i would have to agree. Especially a class like the bard that can do so much. Before you start flaming a bard (or any other healers perhaps) for not doing something just step into their shoes and give it a go.
Typical rvr trip for a bard.
Find grp (hey that was easy )
Play speed song (probably already on unless you just logged in)
Spread out your buffs (more than likely you will be only healer so could be hard to give everyone what you want)
Get flamed by impatient people asking for buffs WHILST you are buffing the rest and when you were just about to get them. Try to be calm, they probably didn't see you buffing.
Run ooc
Get flamed by people wanting buffs, spend 5 mins explaining you have none left.
Get everyone to stick to you, or if you aren't leading stick to leader.
Set out, <sigh> someone hasn't stuck. Run back to get them.
Finally off you go.
Reach a battle.
Rush in, come to halt, start ae mez, ae lull to interrupt, spam spirit/body resist chant incase mez comes off, mez finishes. Oooh nice, got a few that time. Not time to stand about, quick play end, mez a few more, oops mage died, quick heal some people, eeek a stealther mez him, heal some more, rez the mage, mez some of new arrivals, eek a tank is after you, sprint about, someones killed the tank phew, get asked why you haven't been healing, why didn't you mez them, where's end song, it went over there when i ran from tank, i'm back with it now, mez some more people, bitmore healing, battle over, mage wants you to rez, i have no mana from spamming heals/mezzes, play mana song, mage begins to spam for rez, get mana rez him, rez the other fallen, play speed, lets move, get flamed for not buffing, move somewhere safe, get attacked on way, people are lom spam wanting mana, tanks spam for end, why haven't i mezzed, i can't reply because i'm running about with 4 tanks on me, manage to play end, get far enough away from tanks, mez them, come back to grp, at last end ffs, mez some more, people die, why didn't you heal they ask, i'm running about again and can't type reply, battle over again, rez ceremony again, remember to buff this time, and the story goes on....
Till we get ganked, blame the bard he didn't mez, why didn't you mez? Well because every man and his dog targeted the chap playing the banjos and i can't mez when i'm dead. duh.
But that's a bit of an exageration, bg was a bit frustrating because of a lot of n00bs but people have to learn sometime. And i did have fun in bg otherwise i wouldn't have decided to lvl my bg alt for main rvr. Bards are a great fun class to play, especially when it goes right. People breaking mez, wanting you to play every song at once and rez and mez and heal at same time is just a minor annoyance and you get used to it.
Most people at high lvls know how to act there are just a few bad apples and you learn to ignore them.
Typical rvr trip for a bard.
Find grp (hey that was easy
)Play speed song (probably already on unless you just logged in)
Spread out your buffs (more than likely you will be only healer so could be hard to give everyone what you want)
Get flamed by impatient people asking for buffs WHILST you are buffing the rest and when you were just about to get them. Try to be calm, they probably didn't see you buffing.
Run ooc
Get flamed by people wanting buffs, spend 5 mins explaining you have none left.
Get everyone to stick to you, or if you aren't leading stick to leader.
Set out, <sigh> someone hasn't stuck. Run back to get them.
Finally off you go.
Reach a battle.
Rush in, come to halt, start ae mez, ae lull to interrupt, spam spirit/body resist chant incase mez comes off, mez finishes. Oooh nice, got a few that time. Not time to stand about, quick play end, mez a few more, oops mage died, quick heal some people, eeek a stealther mez him, heal some more, rez the mage, mez some of new arrivals, eek a tank is after you, sprint about, someones killed the tank phew, get asked why you haven't been healing, why didn't you mez them, where's end song, it went over there when i ran from tank, i'm back with it now, mez some more people, bitmore healing, battle over, mage wants you to rez, i have no mana from spamming heals/mezzes, play mana song, mage begins to spam for rez, get mana rez him, rez the other fallen, play speed, lets move, get flamed for not buffing, move somewhere safe, get attacked on way, people are lom spam wanting mana, tanks spam for end, why haven't i mezzed, i can't reply because i'm running about with 4 tanks on me, manage to play end, get far enough away from tanks, mez them, come back to grp, at last end ffs, mez some more, people die, why didn't you heal they ask, i'm running about again and can't type reply, battle over again, rez ceremony again, remember to buff this time, and the story goes on....
Till we get ganked, blame the bard he didn't mez, why didn't you mez? Well because every man and his dog targeted the chap playing the banjos and i can't mez when i'm dead. duh.
But that's a bit of an exageration, bg was a bit frustrating because of a lot of n00bs but people have to learn sometime. And i did have fun in bg otherwise i wouldn't have decided to lvl my bg alt for main rvr. Bards are a great fun class to play, especially when it goes right. People breaking mez, wanting you to play every song at once and rez and mez and heal at same time is just a minor annoyance and you get used to it.
Most people at high lvls know how to act there are just a few bad apples and you learn to ignore them.