Well, saying "no one" means "no one." After all, words mean things. Just say "almost no one." JS.It's like when you're having a conversation with someone, and every time you say a general statement like "no one drives a 1940s Cadillac anymore," that person responds with "There's probably someone out there who does." Well yeah, is there a small number of people in existence who are still driving a 1940s Cadillac? Probably, but generally speaking that number is small enough that we can say "no one" and silently understand that it doesn't literally mean no one.
In other words, bringing up the "um actually"s on fringe cases like the healer that never DPSs or the healer that only DPSs is just derailing focus away from the bigger issues. Nothing you do will ever eliminate fringe scenarios in an online game. Let's stop pretending that it's a major issue and start focusing on the real problems. That's the point I'm trying to get at.
I could care less about what people "like." Again, words mean things, and if people would actually say what they mean in this world then we'd be a lot better off.
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