Turn 5 Twister Strategies Compendium

[Viridiana]

Because in my opinion, that's what progressing in the game means - clearing content by executing your role more or less flawlessly. I'm not forcing everyone to accept that stance, that's just my personal opinion.

I've never really understood this sentiment (not just from you; I've seen it from others as well). Isn't dodging mechanics part of everyone's role in an encounter? Thus, learning mechanics would be part of executing one's role.

[Soukyuu]

I've never really understood this sentiment (not just from you; I've seen it from others as well). Isn't dodging mechanics part of everyone's role in an encounter? Thus, learning mechanics would be part of executing one's role.

It might be a too vague distinction, but it is separate for me. Figuring out mechanics doesn't make you better with a specific class - because the mechanics don't vary per class, only the actions you take. my only problem with mechanics would be them being obscure for the reason of obscurity.

But I think that (off)topic has been discussed enough in this thread already, so that's all I'm going to say about it here.