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Edited by Lord Fried:
3/13/2015 6:16:46 PM
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What causes tension between Hunters and Warlocks??
I've seen the 'floofing about' and 'we taught them to blink' statements on Warlock gear but is there more stuff in the Grimoire? Also, even without the grimoire, I see alot of back and forth between Warlocks and Hunters on a daily basis. Are Warlocks just jealous nerds, are Hunters just stuck up cool kids?
Edit 1: It's funny how the Titans just sit back with popcorn watching all this go down.
Edit 2: I'm seeing claims of sexual tension, very interesting stuff!
Edit 3 - You gotta admit, 'Floof' is a very funny word
Edit 4 - ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Edit 5 - Uhm, is this thread going out of control?
Edit 6 - So, claims of Hunters hopping around like bunnies are pretty funny.
Edit 7 - So many replies!! Thanks.
Edit 8 - So Warlocks floof and Hunters bunny hop....
Edit 9 - MalPen is the only Warlock allowed to eat popcorn with the Titans...he brought beer.
Edit 10 - It has been speculated that the 'squishy' floofy Warlocks are just pretending to be friends with the Titans just so they can use them as muscle against the Hunters.....the plot thickens
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1 ReplyEdited by JHarv: 3/22/2015 5:35:43 PMi think its because hunters attack and warlocks play defensive. there's a nice little clash when the opposing strategy wins. we both counter each other's play styles when mastered. a really good, defensive, floaty warlock with good grenade placement pisses off bum rushy hunters. and really spazzy, quick, bum rushy hunter can really thwart a warlock's attempts to float around and spam nades from a safe distance when he kills you before you even realized what happened. rogue vs mage, kinda deal. mage tries to kite, can piss off the rogue from a distance. rogue catches the mage, wont let him get away, pisses off the mage. though, not quite to that extent, but it's the same principle. offensive vs defensive.
