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[Keydar]

[Yatta]

Broken veteran, reporting in.

[Voidy]

Haha, there are way worse things to do, i pulled a raid boss with a toy tank once.
Then one time while healing in a dungeon, the tank decided to kill me after i got possessed, because i started meleeing him with a 20 dps statstick XD.

[Troshmi]

Ah yes, the elusive unicorn... I have met one player who was unicornish, but had a pretty weird personality and who pretty much lived on their computer.

[Velandre]

I feel like The Dark Knight would suit me better than the others...

[The Great JT]

I fancy myself the Casual, but I'm probably the Dark Knight.

[Verun]

Totally awesome ^^
Linked this in our guild forum ^^

[Lanthroviel]

Hey, let's be fair.

Breaking Bad is a very good reason to miss raids.

Also hi.

[Sethlaw]

Gotta be rather sad to raid in a group where the only pleasant person ninja wastes all the guild flasks

[Ridso]

I wanna be an Unicorn! (However, I think I'm just like The Lovable Idiot...)

[Alcest]

Professional/Broken Veteran here

(Depending on your idea of "skill", maybe the Dark Knight)

I wanna be an Unicorn! (However, I think I'm just like The Lovable Idiot...)

If you really do believe you're that positive, but you're a good player, you're probably The Casual instead.

You simply CANNOT be The Unicorn. You CAN'T be that good and have THAT level of positivity.

[Eldanari]

I could apply this to all games haha. Loved it!

[Uzochi]

If you really do believe you're that positive, but you're a good player, you're probably The Casual instead.

You simply CANNOT be The Unicorn. You CAN'T be that good and have THAT level of positivity.

Yes you can. And there are two way to become the Unicorn. The first way I have seen in over 500 days /played ONCE. 'The loveable idiot' become a professional. The process nearly broke me, I was so close to become a broken veteran from just watching this guy every evening in our raid, yet somehow he managed to become one day a Priest just as good, maybe even better than top25 raids. Mind you, he stayed the 'naive idiot' he just learned to play thru experience, hundreds of hours sunwell did this to him.
I am not sure if that was the catalyst or not, but at least it changed my attitude to the game and saved me from becoming a 'broken veteran'. Many of our raid full of professionals became later casuals, casuals that could still raid good enough to get 'Undying' in a random group in a raid that started past midnight spontaneous, and they spread this attitude that you can be professional and still casual. Casuals that would never let some friends down, casuals who did jump in after a phone call for top100 raider groups.

I believe in unicorns.

[Kodykahn]

I like the way you broke this down.

Honestly, I think I'm a unicorn (At least in my own opinion)

While I am a healer, and normally have a very cheery outlook, my heaviest criticism is often towards myself. I always underestimate what I can and can't do. Once upon a time I was a bit of a Narcissist when I was first starting out in WoW, but over the time, my attitude has far matured. Though, I don't play WOW as much as I once did.

[Hecubah86]

I think out of all of these, I'm the dark knight/casual. My work schedule keeps me from raiding as much as I used to, but I've always brought feasts, flasks, and potions to share (the joys of having an alchemist alt with max cooking). But the second someone will wrong someone else in the group, especially if that person's a good friend, I am hellbent on making them wish they were never born. And I'd like to think that I'm at least competent at healing. I won't say I'm the best healer ever, but I keep everyone up and living unless they stand in bad like their boots got superglued to the floor.