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Obviously, that's why mages are the top TW class.

Rawrgh - Raging Tide wrote: »

Obviously, that's why mages are the top TW class.

Nice statement too bad it has no substance and isn't true anyway...

...actually it may be, depending what 'top' means.

But then again, snipers are the top class against people who refuse to run and walk instead, for example. The issue is that people don't want to waste all their energy on 1 target, you see, they want to kill more than 1 person before they die -- that naturally means the opponent is crappier doesn't it? (unless it was assisted by someone else from your team)

Focus on a wiz and you'll get him 100% unless he's better geared. /argument

You not thinking outside of the box. :P

If they have guards protecting/controlling attackers of their DDs, you have twice as many attackers or as many replacing their DDs. 2 barbs going against 2 wizards and 2 guards is unfair. Now, 4 barbs going against that is a different story and fair. And not like you don't have anti-stun skills to avoid getting stopped from reaching that.

But of course this will not happen. Not saying it will or anything. The advantage of wizards and ranged classes in general still lies in the opponents not being coordinated, not mechanics, but rather player skill.

And yet the price of Twilight Scepter is a GAME MECHANIC???

Borsuc - Raging Tide wrote: »

You not thinking outside of the box. :P

If they have guards protecting/controlling attackers of their DDs, you have twice as many attackers or as many replacing their DDs. 2 barbs going against 2 wizards and 2 guards is unfair. Now, 4 barbs going against that is a different story and fair. And not like you don't have anti-stun skills to avoid getting stopped from reaching that.

But of course this will not happen. Not saying it will or anything. The advantage of wizards and ranged classes in general still lies in the opponents not being coordinated, not mechanics, but rather player skill.

And yet the price of Twilight Scepter is a GAME MECHANIC???

Just because people get ***** by wizards, does not necessarily mean they're not coordinated, not well-disciplined or possess insufficient reflexes.

Because I lack sufficient TW experience to actually make an anecdote, I'll relate it to a basketball game, because this often happens to me.

While it is easy to make judgements and formulate "sound" tactics from the side, once you step on the court, it's way different. What seemed to have been an easy drive all of a sudden closed off. What seemed like an easy shot is all of a sudden so much farther away.

It's easy formulating plans here and telling everybody they suck and can't press absolute domain in the span of 4 seconds to negate an ultimate, but if you join a real TW, you'll see it's not what it seems. Even in my limited TW experience, I can tell that much.

TW is not 80 1v1 pk matches. It's a group effort, and that's where wizards shine, because they're able to channel off their powerful spells while other people like BMs take the heat for them. You can of course always say "anti-stun, rush to wizard and kill them", but once gagain, real TW isn't so simple.

tl;dr: TW first, then judge. I'm not going to say too much, because likewise, I don't have enough TW experience.