I’m a crude commander, and especially when it comes to voice comms, I have no experience driving organized groups using voice comms. I think learning by example could be a good tool in this case, so I’d like to see the most advanced examples of how a driver communicates with the group, what information is worth calling out and not calling, how the driver uses tactical positioning and how the group responds, etc. Please link me videos of raids that include voice comms and from commanders who are respected for their ability to use voice in a concise and effective way.
Thanks guys.
Anet likely didn’t want to remove the armor stats entirely because…well,
we’ve all seen what happens in games where there’s no disadvantage to taking your pants off.
Anet likely didn’t want to remove the armor stats entirely because…well,
we’ve all seen what happens in games where there’s no disadvantage to taking your pants off.
Just use a soundboard of sacrx and you’re all set.
This, and since OP is from Dragonbrand, he’ll need to go dig up some 2013 clips of Dekar.
Dekar: Alright, Zegatron.
Sacrx: DAMAGE DAMAGE DAMAGE
Dekar: BOMB YOUR FEET BOMB YOUR FEET
Sacrx: DAMAGE DAMAGE DAMAGE
It’ll work, in a most Pavlovian way.
This isn’t a video?
Anet likely didn’t want to remove the armor stats entirely because…well,
we’ve all seen what happens in games where there’s no disadvantage to taking your pants off.
So many of you are posting bull crap instead of what I’ve asked for.and that video is a year old…..
Anet likely didn’t want to remove the armor stats entirely because…well,
we’ve all seen what happens in games where there’s no disadvantage to taking your pants off.
I’m a crude commander, and especially when it comes to voice comms, I have no experience driving organized groups using voice comms. I think learning by example could be a good tool in this case, so I’d like to see the most advanced examples of how a driver communicates with the group, what information is worth calling out and not calling, how the driver uses tactical positioning and how the group responds, etc. Please link me videos of raids that include voice comms and from commanders who are respected for their ability to use voice in a concise and effective way.
Thanks guys.
Please remember each commander will have a different style that comes from not only the very necessary mentoring that is lacking (thanks for asking for comms – I didn’t even think of it) but also from experience of what works for them and what doesn’t for their server and timezones.
Throw that tag up… people need you.
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