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Isolate and Kill vs. Neuter and Ignore: Which Control tactic do you prefer?
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<blockquote data-quote="BobTheNob" data-source="post: 5489594" data-attributes="member: 82425"><p>Neuter and Ignore. Our parties warlord is a real hyper-strategist. Most fights he uses all his "Warlordy" abilities to pumps the wizards initiative through the roof right at the start, then the wizard "insta-novas", spends an action point to Neuter as much as possible, then the party focus's on what was left over.</p><p></p><p>We are epic now and this tactic has proven terrifyingly effective. Most fights, the party is getting hit with alot less attacks per round.</p><p></p><p>Im with Presti on this. I just dont see the point in killing the creature that is doing nothing and leaving the one who is still active unmolested. Not only in theory, I watch my players put this principle into practice week after week, and boy it works.</p><p></p><p>(p.s. Wasnt so much the case earlier in the game, but late paragon to epic : Everyone plays there part, the tank takes the hits, the strikers do the damage and the leaders heal and aid. But boy, a good controller just rules the battlefields. Well, thats my experience)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BobTheNob, post: 5489594, member: 82425"] Neuter and Ignore. Our parties warlord is a real hyper-strategist. Most fights he uses all his "Warlordy" abilities to pumps the wizards initiative through the roof right at the start, then the wizard "insta-novas", spends an action point to Neuter as much as possible, then the party focus's on what was left over. We are epic now and this tactic has proven terrifyingly effective. Most fights, the party is getting hit with alot less attacks per round. Im with Presti on this. I just dont see the point in killing the creature that is doing nothing and leaving the one who is still active unmolested. Not only in theory, I watch my players put this principle into practice week after week, and boy it works. (p.s. Wasnt so much the case earlier in the game, but late paragon to epic : Everyone plays there part, the tank takes the hits, the strikers do the damage and the leaders heal and aid. But boy, a good controller just rules the battlefields. Well, thats my experience) [/QUOTE]
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