Groupcrafting: The art of getting a group together

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6-19-2009 @ 7:10PM

Jack Spicer said...

The advice the blogger gives is very solid, and definitely aligns with my experience setting up Pugs.

I especially like the emphasis he places on what I think is the most important aspect, setting up the group core (tank/healer) before going after DPS. One of my biggest peeves is seeing a "LF2M tank and healer" (Its even worse when the group consists of a druid, a paladin, and a death knight).

6-19-2009 @ 7:16PM

Dragoest said...

indeed .. it's as he says.. good read.. good facts... and i feel the same about the drood, pally. DK comment.. -.-;;

6-19-2009 @ 8:44PM

jyorore said...

Because if you play a hybrid you have to tank or heal right?

6-20-2009 @ 3:02AM

freeway8989 said...

@jyorore:

Well, yes, at some point they do.

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