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Can one man make a difference?

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10k for whoever reads what dece wrote.

 

10k pl0x and I 100% agree with him

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10k for whoever reads what dece wrote.

 

 

 

10k please.

 

 

 

Dec has a solid point though which I completely agree with.

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He does, I read it too lol.

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person who won the most awards: Generaldesor

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Wow, I can't believe my 1000th post proven that me learning all that stuff about World War Two proved to be useful :P

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Wow, I can't believe my 1000th post proven that me learning all that stuff about World War Two proved to be useful :P

 

it was useful, an interesting read, pity that i already passed my history exam

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Very well thought out point but do you mean to tell me out of 90 people constantly returning for 13 hours straight, one person had the power to change the tide of the war? For that's my point, whereas you chose to take it that morale didn't play a role. Which...is not what I meant to say at all. Morale plays a huge role, but in pvp run-ins, one person won't change that.

 

 

 

You could then say that a group of people, say an exceptional SWAT team, could change the tide but I thought this topic was about the individual? :oops:

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well for matched opts, one person is a huge difference for eg. if we got 20 and the other clan got 19 because of one person, then we would probably win and got 1man advantage.

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Very well thought out point but do you mean to tell me out of 90 people constantly returning for 13 hours straight, one person had the power to change the tide of the war? For that's my point, whereas you chose to take it that morale didn't play a role. Which...is not what I meant to say at all. Morale plays a huge role, but in pvp run-ins, one person won't change that.

 

 

 

You could then say that a group of people, say an exceptional SWAT team, could change the tide but I thought this topic was about the individual? :oops:

 

Okay, if you put it that way.

 

 

 

So you're saying a fresh guy with all 50 of his rune sets still in his bank not help turn the tide of the war, while everybody else is on their last few sets of rune, with many of them quitting due to the money lost?

 

 

 

That one person is like Canada finding a huge oil deposit in the north in these oil strapped times. It pretty much means that one person can outlast everyone that is still left in the war, due to him having lots of resources. After ANOTHER 5 hours, I wouldn't have been too surprised if that one person would have been the only person left returning.

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yea one can make a difference because if the leader is not here then it will be hard ::'

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Very well thought out point but do you mean to tell me out of 90 people constantly returning for 13 hours straight, one person had the power to change the tide of the war? For that's my point, whereas you chose to take it that morale didn't play a role. Which...is not what I meant to say at all. Morale plays a huge role, but in pvp run-ins, one person won't change that.

 

 

 

You could then say that a group of people, say an exceptional SWAT team, could change the tide but I thought this topic was about the individual? :oops:

 

Okay, if you put it that way.

 

 

 

So you're saying a fresh guy with all 50 of his rune sets still in his bank not help turn the tide of the war, while everybody else is on their last few sets of rune, with many of them quitting due to the money lost?

 

 

 

That one person is like Canada finding a huge oil deposit in the north in these oil strapped times. It pretty much means that one person can outlast everyone that is still left in the war, due to him having lots of resources. After ANOTHER 5 hours, I wouldn't have been too surprised if that one person would have been the only person left returning.

 

 

 

And then what did that change, that one person returning while all of the other parts of the team gave up? Not a whole lot, if at the end of the day, he was the last one returning.

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Very well thought out point but do you mean to tell me out of 90 people constantly returning for 13 hours straight, one person had the power to change the tide of the war? For that's my point, whereas you chose to take it that morale didn't play a role. Which...is not what I meant to say at all. Morale plays a huge role, but in pvp run-ins, one person won't change that.

 

 

 

You could then say that a group of people, say an exceptional SWAT team, could change the tide but I thought this topic was about the individual? :oops:

 

Okay, if you put it that way.

 

 

 

So you're saying a fresh guy with all 50 of his rune sets still in his bank not help turn the tide of the war, while everybody else is on their last few sets of rune, with many of them quitting due to the money lost?

 

 

 

That one person is like Canada finding a huge oil deposit in the north in these oil strapped times. It pretty much means that one person can outlast everyone that is still left in the war, due to him having lots of resources. After ANOTHER 5 hours, I wouldn't have been too surprised if that one person would have been the only person left returning.

 

 

 

And then what did that change, that one person returning while all of the other parts of the team gave up? Not a whole lot, if at the end of the day, he was the last one returning.

 

 

 

However, if the person is very well known within the clan, he can use teamspeak to pump people up. Generally it happens with leaders but I can think of several cases where we have been losing a fight, a regular member has arrived and pumped us all up to victory.

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  • 2 weeks later...

Its not a 1 man show it needs a teamwork Leaders are only effective when clan members are good and organised so i say 1 man cant make a differce in events it needs whole team-work

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tbh we(tpr) sucked, failed pull and failed performannce and I almost dc every 3 secs thats why I had to snipe then when I tanked I went out of bounds sorry. Sorry about the masssniping too we were so crap that in the end no one was calling and everyone was making their own thing.

not to ego but alot of ill members said that we won vs tk thanks to my speech.

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person who won the most awards: Generaldesor

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Depends on the type of war/importance of this person. If it was a 10v11 then it will probably have an effect but if it was 20v19 it shouldn't really effect much. The importance of the person such as a fallin leader other than that no. Organization should win it in 20v20s not numbers.

depends, if they have 99str/att or 90+range/mage, there tanking ability etc. depends on what that person brings to the clan

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  • 4 weeks later...

Every little helps!

 

 

 

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