Any particular reason you are overthinking this, taking things out of context and going off on a tangent?
It all started from someone saying that Addersgall works like lilies, which is true. The only difference is that the former is gained every 20s, the latter every 30s. You then said that Addersgall is copy and paste from Aetherflow, but this is objectively false as SCH has the option to convert Aetherflow into damage, which SGE can't do. You can engage in mental gymnastics and say they are the same because, after all, SCH too gains three stacks every 60s, but I'm not sure what you are aiming for with all this useless nitpicking?
As for the rest (and this includes my reply to Liam too): I didn't say that lilies are a good system. I said it's fine because it has a reason to exist even without Misery. It's a boring and mediocre system (like WHM in its entirety). It's still bad and mediocre with Misery. It would still be mediocre and underwhelming with oGCD lilies, too. Misery was, and is, an afterthought. No more and no less. EW only confirmed this, although it was already obvious. To be fair, the whole system and the job is pretty much an afterthought, which is why my stance on WHM has been just "burn it to the ground and rebuild the job completely".
What are you trying to express with your AST example? Draw and Divination are independent cooldowns and Astrodyne is irrelevant. If anything, it mirrors the situation with lilies and Misery. You could delete Astrodyne and Misery from the game and not much would change. Cards would still be boring and uninspired yet functional, and lilies would still be mediocre and something that you would want to avoid using. As Liam correctly said: Misery existing changes a system from "hilariously, ridiculously, abominably bad" to "bad". For something around which the whole system allegedly revolves around, this isn't much of a win, is it?
What's up with the last bit about me allegedly loving Energy Drain? What does this have to do with anything in this discussion? And when did I say I love it? I don't love it nor do I lose my sleep over it. Unless you want to be an awful interlocutor, you shouldn't use hyperboles. You should also stick to the topic of the discussion because your message was hard to read and reply to as you just jump from a bad example to an unrelated topic more than one time.



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