LeonAkando wrote: »This is set is being nerfed into oblivion in three days. How is that you guys are still complaining about this?
SkaraMinoc wrote: »The problem is many players still haven't figured out you can..MikeSkyrim333 wrote: »Dark convergence, proc sets and etc. Just press one button and set will do the rest
1) hold down block
2) dodge roll out
3) mist form out
4) elude up and laugh as DC does nothing to you
5) streak/charge/leap out
I can't believe how many players stand on top of the DC orb helpless, not knowing what to do.
The damage is high w/ Dark Convergence but the double pull from 12 meters out is the main problem. It's a positional disadvantage that makes you vulnerable to huge Dawnbreakers, Necro bursts, etc.
The occasional lava pull is pretty funny and lots of WTF moments getting pulled through walls/stairs. Most teams I see using Dark Convergence end up losing battlegrounds anyways, at least against other teams with good healers.
None of this matters in 3 days anyways. The set is getting nerfed.
spartaxoxo wrote: »jedtb16_ESO wrote: »jedtb16_ESO wrote: »MikeSkyrim333 wrote: »That the skill of most players is determined not by actual skill, but by sets
Dark convergence, proc sets and etc. Just press one button and set will do the rest
using a controller, having nimble fingers and bouncing around like a kangaroo on speed is not skill.
The quick fingers and twitchy muscle memory does though. Not so much the controller and jumping.
quick fingers are a factor of age not skill.
There's stuff that gives up a leg up due to skill, stuff that gives you a leg up due to biology, and stuff that's a combination of both.
I think quick fingers falls into the latter. The dexterity means little if you're not practiced with them (which is skill) but at the same time, practicing won't matter if you weren't biologically blessed with them in the first place (which is luck).
jedtb16_ESO wrote: »spartaxoxo wrote: »jedtb16_ESO wrote: »jedtb16_ESO wrote: »MikeSkyrim333 wrote: »That the skill of most players is determined not by actual skill, but by sets
Dark convergence, proc sets and etc. Just press one button and set will do the rest
using a controller, having nimble fingers and bouncing around like a kangaroo on speed is not skill.
The quick fingers and twitchy muscle memory does though. Not so much the controller and jumping.
quick fingers are a factor of age not skill.
There's stuff that gives up a leg up due to skill, stuff that gives you a leg up due to biology, and stuff that's a combination of both.
I think quick fingers falls into the latter. The dexterity means little if you're not practiced with them (which is skill) but at the same time, practicing won't matter if you weren't biologically blessed with them in the first place (which is luck).
when you get to 70 let me know how quick your fingers are.
jedtb16_ESO wrote: »spartaxoxo wrote: »jedtb16_ESO wrote: »jedtb16_ESO wrote: »MikeSkyrim333 wrote: »That the skill of most players is determined not by actual skill, but by sets
Dark convergence, proc sets and etc. Just press one button and set will do the rest
using a controller, having nimble fingers and bouncing around like a kangaroo on speed is not skill.
The quick fingers and twitchy muscle memory does though. Not so much the controller and jumping.
quick fingers are a factor of age not skill.
There's stuff that gives up a leg up due to skill, stuff that gives you a leg up due to biology, and stuff that's a combination of both.
I think quick fingers falls into the latter. The dexterity means little if you're not practiced with them (which is skill) but at the same time, practicing won't matter if you weren't biologically blessed with them in the first place (which is luck).
when you get to 70 let me know how quick your fingers are.
Thecompton73 wrote: »jedtb16_ESO wrote: »spartaxoxo wrote: »jedtb16_ESO wrote: »jedtb16_ESO wrote: »MikeSkyrim333 wrote: »That the skill of most players is determined not by actual skill, but by sets
Dark convergence, proc sets and etc. Just press one button and set will do the rest
using a controller, having nimble fingers and bouncing around like a kangaroo on speed is not skill.
The quick fingers and twitchy muscle memory does though. Not so much the controller and jumping.
quick fingers are a factor of age not skill.
There's stuff that gives up a leg up due to skill, stuff that gives you a leg up due to biology, and stuff that's a combination of both.
I think quick fingers falls into the latter. The dexterity means little if you're not practiced with them (which is skill) but at the same time, practicing won't matter if you weren't biologically blessed with them in the first place (which is luck).
when you get to 70 let me know how quick your fingers are.
Well if you start out with enough dexterity to play an instrument or use a controller at a very high level and lose a bit as you age you'd still likely be able to kick some butt.
Check out this guy and tell me he wouldn't be able to keep up with someone in their 30's:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7TKB7jO22A
jedtb16_ESO wrote: »jedtb16_ESO wrote: »MikeSkyrim333 wrote: »That the skill of most players is determined not by actual skill, but by sets
Dark convergence, proc sets and etc. Just press one button and set will do the rest
using a controller, having nimble fingers and bouncing around like a kangaroo on speed is not skill.
The quick fingers and twitchy muscle memory does though. Not so much the controller and jumping.
quick fingers are a factor of age not skill.
spartaxoxo wrote: »jedtb16_ESO wrote: »jedtb16_ESO wrote: »MikeSkyrim333 wrote: »That the skill of most players is determined not by actual skill, but by sets
Dark convergence, proc sets and etc. Just press one button and set will do the rest
using a controller, having nimble fingers and bouncing around like a kangaroo on speed is not skill.
The quick fingers and twitchy muscle memory does though. Not so much the controller and jumping.
quick fingers are a factor of age not skill.
There's stuff that gives up a leg up due to skill, stuff that gives you a leg up due to biology, and stuff that's a combination of both.
I think quick fingers falls into the latter. The dexterity means little if you're not practiced with them (which is skill) but at the same time, practicing won't matter if you weren't biologically blessed with them in the first place (which is luck).