Ghostcrawler talks about Paladin nerfs

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10-27-2008 @ 5:13AM

gphreak said...

You can think of the nerf what you like but you have to admit that this guy is pretty committed to what he does and keeps the community updated. I like it :)

Regarding the nerf itself I really appreciate it. And honestly, most retadins deserve it. I met ONE ret-pally that didn't boast with his damage since the patch and flooded the guild-, party- and whatever-chat with his damage meter. Even pretty normal persons got transformed into idiots.
It will be a joy to see those %§$&&§$ cry again and the people that pay attention to their class still put out serious damage.

10-27-2008 @ 7:02AM

redstar said...

as a healer i have had to put up with rogues, locks, mages linking or askking for the damage meters every 15 min in a raid. The amount of preening and self-congratulation has been of epic proportions.

To suggest that this is a new thing brought in with the new ret, is hypocracy if you are one of the classes that i mentioned or delusional if you are not.

lol

WoW

10-27-2008 @ 10:19AM

gphreak said...

By no means I wanted to imply that this is a thing invented by 3.0-ret pallys. And yes, every class has idiots (you forgot shamy's of all sorts, the lol-me-is-fury-warrior-lol and what not).
But still, after 3.0 I had a 95% chance of grouping with a ret-pally idiot with above described behaviour. Can't remember the last lock, rogue or whatever that annoyed the heck out of me. At least not with that kind of crap.
So yes, I will definitly enjoy the once-again silent retadin. Either he's a retard and plays like one or he's good and knows it - there are exceptions to the rule but most of the times these people just enjoy being top dpser instead of boasting with it.

I'm playing a prot-pally and a resto-shaman btw.

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