You're level 6 - that ain't happening whether you have Sprint on or not.
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I actually had someone give me that reply as to why they were running sprint at level 5. I was malf'ing down to help them level and they kept stopping to rest because they ran out endurance.
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This game got perceptibly easier for me when I got in the habit, on most characters, of binding my side mouse button to "powexecname Sprint" and thumbing it as soon as combat begins. Once the fight begins, even most tankers don't need to run more than a couple of steps at a time. Thumb it back on when the fight is over. That one step cut in half how often I had to rest between fights, without making it any harder for me to keep up with my team.
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My take away from this is the idea to bind travel powers to the side mouse buttons. That's a pretty good idea. I think I'll try that.
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You're level 6. Turn off sprint.
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But... But... I like to run fast!
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You're level 6 - that ain't happening whether you have Sprint on or not.
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I actually had someone give me that reply as to why they were running sprint at level 5. I was malf'ing down to help them level and they kept stopping to rest because they ran out endurance.
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This game got perceptibly easier for me when I got in the habit, on most characters, of binding my side mouse button to "powexecname Sprint" and thumbing it as soon as combat begins. Once the fight begins, even most tankers don't need to run more than a couple of steps at a time. Thumb it back on when the fight is over. That one step cut in half how often I had to rest between fights, without making it any harder for me to keep up with my team.
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My take away from this is the idea to bind travel powers to the side mouse buttons. That's a pretty good idea. I think I'll try that.