Look at it this way. Before wiki's were a thing and people made articles when the game was new no one knew what to do for their class, no one knew all the secrets, and the efficiency. Some people want to figure that out on their own, to play it without 'cheating'. I know I do. It feels totally cheap to look something up on a guide just because there's struggle. It's like in the Playstation days with strategy guides and walkthroughs. They're tools, and it's fine for people to use them. But not everyone wants to. Some want the mystery of discovery on their own.
Sure, a class may be played best one way with all its rotations. Yeah, some on here may have the class explained down to the literal quantum formulas. ... However, that takes the fun out of it. It's just cheating, by copying what someone else already figured out.
So looking to better yourself is considered cheating, learn something new everyday.
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