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Originally Posted by JDRyder
this helps my point imo, if you were to go up to any random person in guild wars and asked them if they wanted to nerf it im sure most people would have said no, does mean it didnt need the nerf but i think you get my point. Just cause a lot of people on guru or even in the game want something does not mean its good for the game
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LOL - dude, I'm going to have to stop taking your troll bait... Here, you say that no matter how many people on guru or in the game want something doesn't make it good for the game, and then at the bottom of your post you say "people overwhelmingly liked ursan as well "maybe not on guru but in-game"
::shakes head::
Okay - so, just because 85% of the guru community wants 7 heroes doesn't make it
good for the game. Can't say really as it is simply a matter of preference, not an objective reality.
I'm sorry, but I'm not getting the connection between "bad for PUGs = bad for the game." Especially when so many people want to play the game with more heroes and not less. If you're going to argue that people will leave the game because "it's gotten so damn hard to PUG," I think you'll find a lot of people who either won't miss it, or be happy about not PUGging anymore.
Seriously - I'm trying to understand, here. I simply haven't heard a good argument that supports your position that what hurts PUGs is bad for the game - anymore, I suppose, than you are convinced by all the people who want more heroes to play is good for the game.
In all likelihood, its because neither case is true. Adding more usable heroes is neither "bad" not "good" for the game. It's simply another option that will appeal to some and frustrate others.
And (last point) this is only in one aspect of GW - PvE. The whole world of PvP is unchanged by this at all.