Thread: Going away
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Jun 13 2012 10:45 PM #41
Re: Going away
Gratz Rax, you have surpassed Vyxe in the art of the zerg

Father of Creeptrash
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Jun 14 2012 12:35 AM #42
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Jun 14 2012 12:44 AM #43
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That's fine, but what I want everyone to understand is whoever has lead, has ultimate authority. They have the final say in everything. Now, I believe you and Synlas have equal potential ability as leaders Rax, (even though you have more experience) but that's besides the point. If either of you feel that you could contribute to the raids efforts, send a private tell to whoever is leading, and ask if you may contribute in a seperate channel. If the leader's up for it.. discuss, debate.. fairly, and evenly. Please. I havent had anyone try to recommend anything to me while I'm leading, but I am exactly the same. There is always another mind.. another perspective, which is reason to believe you can always improve.
So. Consider that whatever happened didn't happen. No banning - no nothing. Get out there, lead together (Yasmina/Vappad/Celderon etc.) and keep the fun rolling.
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Jun 14 2012 01:40 AM #44
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Jun 14 2012 05:55 PM #45
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I had no idea you had a hunter, Raximus, apologies. I thought the "Rax" piece was a bit familiar, but I dismissed it as I thought you only played creep side.
It was brought up earlier in the thread, somewhat indirectly, with Sylidor and I felt obliged to respond. I should have discussed it via private messages as I over reacted and I wish I had not brought it up in this thread, but oh well, what has happened has happened.
As I mentioned in my first post, I myself did not realize the auto-mute until after the battle, and afterwards I was fairly certain you didn't either and you have confirmed you didn't. Unfortunately, our misunderstanding on this only lead to further frustration as the battle went on, because I have a habit of continuing to talk for positioning or movement even when someone else is talking. This lead to several situations where I was left dumbstruck when the raid moved aimlessly. As I didn't realize what was happening in Teamspeak until after I left.
Browbeat was too strong a word, and you never yelled or swore. But the occasional result (this was no one's fault, it was a bad misunderstanding) was I would say things such as 'mount up' and everyone was left dumbfounded as no one heard me--you are definitely right though, I don't give much warning time when I mount up. A few times in the middle of a battle I called out for a particular attack for one class, and I don't believe it went through. Which left me wondering what I was doing wrong when we reformed at the rez point. This is one of the reasons why I was silent after a wipe when you were talking, not so much because of teamspeak then, but I was trying very hard to figure out what went wrong. So I moved the raid out again, watched the positioning, and tried to correct what I thought went wrong.
This created further angst after the raid when I figured out part of the problem. I had spent the better part of a week advertising teamspeak (including arguing with some people on OOC why 'teamspeak') only to find out it lead to a rather unpleasant evening.
And you did your job. I was not upset at that. I was upset at having spent 30 minutes growing a raid on a Sunday evening I planned to do something else, only to see it spiral out of control because of a communication system I had spent a week advertising regularly.
Automute is a good feature when used properly. The problem that errupted was I was not aware of it happening until after the battle, and neither did you. As far as you having raid leader position, that's fine, especially when you were calling out targets. The problem that erupted was not you. The problem that erupted was what transpired with Teamspeak and positions. I had originally planned to be somewhere else that Sunday evening, but came back as I had agreed to form a raid. THis only made my attitude far worse the ensuing day when I felt as if the 30 minutes was not only a waste of time, but a laughing matter at my expense.
There is no need to apologize. What I wrote was a bit vindictive, and I should be the one who apologizes to you, and I do. I hold no grudges against you, and never have (well, when your warg chews on me I do say things about you....). I was upset with what had happened in teamspeak, in part because I was originally going to be somewhere else, in part because I had never seen your hunter before but I felt (remember, what I feel is subjective) as if I had to contend with you in addition to the creep numbers and my lack of heals, and in part because I had spent the better part of a week arguing for teamspeak's case only to have the events of that Sunday transpire.
-Syn
Synlas - r8 79 Loremaster ; Synomin - 76 Warden ; Synbad - r5 Defiler ; Gnat - r5 Reaver
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Jun 14 2012 07:55 PM #46
Re: Going away
There can tend to be a lot of talking in TS during raids. It evolves over time. Anyone that has spend time in Creep TS during a raid time can tell you that a lot of chatter can happen. The difference at this point during battle times is the creep TS chat has evolved into a near flawless system. During a fight there can be up to 6 different people talking at any given time and we know who is saying it, why, and decipher that into movement. The freep TS will easily get there but it takes time and a form of friendly dicipline while raiding.
For instance...During a Saturday night raid, I am relaying Engagement times, movements, fall back points, push angles, overall priority targets, Role target swaps, max distances, hold points, and rallys. At the same time my Target assists are verbally relaying targets (which is why rax is very vocal) at the same time, all of my target assists while relaying information to the raid on who's target to take down, they are also communicating with each other on which target to target next. At the same time as that my scouts are relaying movements of the rear lines or calling in reinforcements on the freeps to allow me to make a new assessment on the encounter. During that time my Raid Assistant is also visually eyeing the battlefield and the encounter on another angle to make sure we aren't getting in over our heads. Lots of stuff going on at once. This works because after being together for so long we can easily decipher when we can chat, and when a quiet time is. I know when it is best for myself to remain quiet as the T.A.'s are giving orders. and vice versa throughout the rolls in the raid. It takes time but it can be very effective.
During key points in a fight it can be 4 people talking at all times....
TA 1: Focus my target
TA 2: Have a [class] on my target ready for next focus
TA 4: my target 1/2 health, TA 2 switch and pick up for trade
TA 3: Target needs to be CC'd...
In response to TA 3: [creep name] coming in to [TA 3's target]...[skill'ing] success/fail
Me...Group 2 drive your team south following [creep name] go left, right and refocus to [choose class]
Raid assistant: getting close to [wherever] we need to push back to [insert map name here]
all of the above can happen in a matter of 10 seconds so it can get insane.
It takes trust on the leader's side to do this as well. Trust your Target Assists to know what to target. But they also need to trust you to make the proper decision on their targets. If I tell my people to target healers when they have 5 minis and 2-3 cappies...they are going to get very frustrated with me If I keep telling them to switch targets cause they aren't going down. It takes time and learning on all sides but it is a fun learning experience. take it a step at a time IMO. Start out with you doing the talking...then have your target assists call out targets.
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Jun 14 2012 07:58 PM #47
Re: Going away
When and where is Rax doing ballet?

"The quest for excellence is a mark of maturity; the quest for power is childish"
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Jun 15 2012 09:53 PM #48
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Jun 19 2012 02:24 AM #49
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alekirios for 4 months strait I've had nothing but insults in a trolling manner coming at me from you. Like honestly why don't you shut up instead of making fun of 13 yr old just trying to have fun. I've been nothing but insulted by your critisism. Yet you keep doing it over and over. You've never been in any of my raids and though I'm glad about that you still have no right what so ever to be judgmental over something that you have no matter involved with. I respect your great skills of soloing so I please ask you to respect my leading through which I attempt to give it all I got so that ppl can leave my raid with a sense of satisfaction and a feeling that they had a great time. I try to be nice with whomever I cross paths with but you are just so impolite. That's all I have to say on this matter and srry for disrupting such great thread.
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Jun 19 2012 05:49 AM #50
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Jun 19 2012 10:09 AM #51
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Jun 19 2012 11:31 AM #52
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Jun 19 2012 12:23 PM #53
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Jun 19 2012 05:39 PM #54
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Jun 19 2012 05:57 PM #55
oh Celderon you nubcake. In all sincerity, if you're having fun, then that's all that matters. Take everything in game with a grain of salt. Everyone trolls. You're 13 ffs. Nevertheless, if you pull silly stuff in 1v1s, I will rude you or corpsejump you. <3 Just the nature of the beast. If you love to jump around, kill a few things, derp a bit, then you're good to go. See you in the moors!

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Jun 19 2012 09:24 PM #56
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Jun 20 2012 04:11 PM #57






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