Mind you, I've never been one-shot. Or 2-shot for that matter. I went up against a level 40 Jedi Guardian a few times and it was apparent we were both in tank spec. However, the gearing and ability differences were very obvious and I was clearly outmatched. But even then, the fight did take a while before I ran away like the coward I am.
Alderaan is not exactly perfect for a tanking class. With the lower damage, you can't expect to go solo and kill someone. However, because of high survivability, you are suited to being able to protect the objectives for a long time. Sure, it can be boring, but SWTOR actually makes it clear that it rewards people more for objective play than how many people you killed. In this Alderaan vid, I cut out several minutes because nothing happened while defending the center node but I ended up 3rd on the leaderboard, particularly with the medal count and objective points.
The match shown was really really close - pretty much down the wire, but we were able to pull it off in the end. Pretty good for a PUG group actually.
Highlights of the match:
- Some really terrible goofs from yours truly. Learn from my mistake and NEVER leave the objective for a long time.
- The nodes interfere with line of sight and smaller characters can effectively hide themselves. You may never know that they are there until it is too late.
- Line of sight also makes stopping a node capper from range a bit harder. If you are range, make sure to move around the node to take shots at them.
- Keeping a friendly shielded and his opponent taunted ensures his victory. After the taunt, I go back to guard my node.
- 11k Objective points! I honestly have no idea how and which points factor in to your rewards. Unfortunately, the leaderboard does not show the rewards given to even your teammates.
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