Difference between revisions of "Invisible void zones"
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Hrangar keeps editing this article because he's really bad and is trying to make it seem like good players are bad like him because of poor game mechanics. I'm talking Shadowalker bad here. In fact, I'm confident if we had let Hrangar heal the top half of the room during 4HM the number of wipes because of Invisible void zones would have gone up a great deal. Like ten-fold. | Hrangar keeps editing this article because he's really bad and is trying to make it seem like good players are bad like him because of poor game mechanics. I'm talking Shadowalker bad here. In fact, I'm confident if we had let Hrangar heal the top half of the room during 4HM the number of wipes because of Invisible void zones would have gone up a great deal. Like ten-fold. | ||
| − | People keep editing this page because they sucked and died to void zones and used it as an excuse. Hrangar in fact never died to a void zone. | + | People keep editing this page because they sucked and died to void zones and used it as an excuse. Hrangar in fact never died to a void zone. Hrangar, in fact was never assigned to Lady B healing for the express reason of fear of him dying to said '''invisible void zones'''. |
Revision as of 17:09, 19 September 2007
Never really existed. Excuse for people who sucked at 4HM.
Hrangar keeps editing this article because he's really bad and is trying to make it seem like good players are bad like him because of poor game mechanics. I'm talking Shadowalker bad here. In fact, I'm confident if we had let Hrangar heal the top half of the room during 4HM the number of wipes because of Invisible void zones would have gone up a great deal. Like ten-fold.
People keep editing this page because they sucked and died to void zones and used it as an excuse. Hrangar in fact never died to a void zone. Hrangar, in fact was never assigned to Lady B healing for the express reason of fear of him dying to said invisible void zones.
