12-09-2005, 02:31 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-09-2005, 02:55 PM by Chesspiece_face.)
MongoJerry,Dec 9 2005, 04:06 AM Wrote:If you want to see just how powerful your paladin can be in PvP, team up with a warrior. Just tell your chosen warrior that you're going to follow him or her around and heal and dispell him or her. Then, if you can, find a fellow paladin and tell him or her that you both are going to stay together and heal and dispel each other and that warrior. Then, grab another warrior. If you can, try to make a group like that and play with each other consistently over time. You'll soon find that you can destroy anything in your path with a well functioning group like that.
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If you can get a group like that, if decursive still works, if. if. if. if. if. Sorry Mongo but each time you throw another "if" on there just takes you one step away from this "real" pvp you always seem to harp on. Everytime you bring up the power of the paladin you always fall back on a proof that happens in some overly-controlled situation. nobodys arguing that in these types of situations paladins can't be powerful. What we are saying is that these situations are not prelevant in, nor can be extrapolated to cover, "real" pvp, in any shape or form.