What is Zerg/ing

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Posted by: Beast Sos.1457

Beast Sos.1457

To attack an opponent with a large swarm of units before they have been able to build sufficient defences.

If there is 20 man content which is balanced for 20 ppl, u cannot call that a zerg and or zerging. The reason y is bc the enemy is prepared and if u do zerg then u should/will get owned since its balanced for 20 ppl.

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Posted by: Larynx.2453

Larynx.2453

Thanks for this useful vocabulary lesson.

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Posted by: Stormcrow.7513

Stormcrow.7513

Zerging=GW2 gameplay

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Posted by: LanfearShadowflame.3189

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From zergs to speedclears. Gimmick to gimmick. I don’t see how 1 is any better or worse than the other.

Don’t look at me like that. Whatever you’ve heard, it’s probably not true.

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Posted by: angelpaladin.7921

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According to webster’s dictionary zerging isn’t a word so there for it has no definition. I just thought I would point that out real quick before I continue.

I do agree the old term Zerging use to mean overwhelming something before it could build its defense. The word has changed its meaning over the years to now mean a large group of players overpowering content in a haphazard manor.

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Posted by: ESKan.6782

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Currently Toxic Offshoot events are people running around trying to tag enough mobs to get Bronze credit. Is that content balanced for the amount of people doing it? There’s not even a challenge.

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Posted by: Beast Sos.1457

Beast Sos.1457

According to webster’s dictionary zerging isn’t a word so there for it has no definition. I just thought I would point that out real quick before I continue.

I do agree the old term Zerging use to mean overwhelming something before it could build its defense. The word has changed its meaning over the years to now mean a large group of players overpowering content in a haphazard manor.

I wouldnt say it doesnt mean that anymore but it can also mean what u r saying. Zerging is using numbers over strategy too.

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Posted by: IndigoSundown.5419

IndigoSundown.5419

I prefer the term herd.

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Posted by: Wethospu.6437

Wethospu.6437

I like the term nerd.

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Posted by: LanfearShadowflame.3189

LanfearShadowflame.3189

Sheep!

Baaaaaa baaaaa

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Posted by: Whitey.6185

Whitey.6185

Balanced? I’d hardly call this balanced.

Everything dies before I even have chance to target and hit the kitten things, even champs die in seconds.

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Posted by: Beast Sos.1457

Beast Sos.1457

Balanced? I’d hardly call this balanced.

Everything dies before I even have chance to target and hit the kitten things, even champs die in seconds.

Who said this is balanced? :S

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Posted by: rjnemer.7816

rjnemer.7816

From zergs to speedclears. Gimmick to gimmick. I don’t see how 1 is any better or worse than the other.

One is spamming your auto attack blindly following a commander tag and one uses critical thinking to develop the most efficient way through an instance where the success of the group is dependent on each player pulling their own weight.

Definitely no difference /s

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