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Edited by Ackter:
1/6/2015 6:40:47 PM
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Warlock self-res is a crutch for the weak.
Warlock self-res is a crutch for the weak.
Seriously.
What use is it outside of PvP?
That's right - people who struggle to stay alive can have a second chance at dying again. Give me a Warlock whose build is based around staying alive any day of the week. A Warlock using self-res is basically waiting to die. They're holding the rest of the team back. They don't generate orbs unless they die. They don't activate supers unless they die. They're basically a drain on DPS and team strategy/cohesion. If you're a Warlock with self-res, [i]you're letting your team-mates down[/i].
When recruiting for Raids, I ask people if they use self-res and then turn them down if they say yes. I want my Warlocks to be team-players, not people concerned only about themselves.
[spoiler]It's not really any use in PvP either.[/spoiler]
Edit: apologies if I've stopped replying to someone in particular, this forum makes it impossible to look through everything and keep up with every conversation.
Edit 2: Next week on Ackter Provokes: The Gjallarhorn and how if it was suddenly removed, 99% of players would no longer be able to beat anything!
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7 RepliesAgreed, only bad players need to an extra life. I'd rather you activate your super and produce orbs or reduce the cool downs of your fellow guardians than have to die to use it. I've never once been saved on a wipe by a self Rez warlock, I've never wished that they would use it to glitch a certain part of the raid, I've never thought "if only we had more people using self Rez, this would go a lot smoother." If you have it selected as a perk, even in PVP, you are a bad player.
