5.08 Patch - DPS still not balanced.

[Kabooa]

Week 1 and even week 2? While it may have been possible—very debatable with the former—it'd require everyone playing at a near perfect level.

Admittedly a huge outlier, but it's there.

Who would have thought you'd have to play your best for week 1 clears.

[ForteNightshade]

Who would have thought you'd have to play your best for week 1 clears.

I like how you completely ignored the context of my post. Taking any of the big three doesn't require you playing at a near perfect level because they're all significantly better. So one comp can slack whereas the other can't.

[Kabooa]

I like how you completely ignored the context of my post. Taking any of the big three doesn't require you playing at a near perfect level because they're all significantly better. So one comp can slack whereas the other can't.

I like how you think anyone pushing week 1 is slacking.

[ForteNightshade]

I like how you think anyone pushing week 1 is slacking.

I didn't say they were. I said they can. At least relative to comparing comps running the big three in lieu of the rest. Please actually read my posts if you're going to reply.

[Kabooa]

I didn't say they were. I said they can. At least relative to comparing comps running the big three in lieu of the rest. Please actually read my posts if you're going to reply.

Lets flip this, and see how well these theoretical claims pan out.

You -can- clear week 1 without them.

So clearly anyone who didn't was just slacking. All of them. All of them.

Doesn't paint a very good light, does it?

[ForteNightshade]

Lets flip this, and see how well these theoretical claims pan out.

You -can- clear week 1 without them.

So clearly anyone who didn't was just slacking. All of them. All of them.

Doesn't paint a very good light, does it?

Since you want to argue pointless semantic and put words in my mouth. I'll rephrase. Certain comps have a significant advantage over others even if the skill level of the players in the weaker job comp is higher. Therefore, the comp running the big three could afford more mistakes and less optimal play—to the tune of 1,000+ per job.

Slacking means making mistakes in this context ><

Thank you!

[Kabooa]

Since you want to argue pointless semantic and put words in my mouth. I'll rephrase.

They aren't pointless.

Slacking doesn't mean 'make mistakes'. It means 'not put in as much effort as one could'. It creates a clear, intentional or not, message that doesn't serve the discussion at all. "THEY don't have to work as hard as YOU", which itself ignores the matter that you don't want that sort of player in your team, regardless of what job they're on.