It could go to so many place i'd put it right there, no harm

People will always be like this. The average player age in GMS, I wouldn't be surprised, is probably half that of JMS. In other words, people are usually incompetent and ignorant, choosing instead to ask the questions and wait for the answers than do research, hang on a rope instead of push buttons to train, and buy Gachapon, etc. in order to make quick money.

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Don't get me wrong about leech, however (and I'll say this till I'm blue in the face): I have no issue with leeching so long as the character you're leeching is a second generation or later character. In other words, if it's your second, third + or someone else's second, third, etc. character, so long as they've trained a character without leech before and know how and what it's like to train, it's okay to leech.

Leeching is, undeniably, the fastest way to train to 120, and most likely to 140ish as well, depending on the strength of the Bishop/ArchMage you're leeching from or the availability of BF/Anego. EVERYONE wants to train as fast as they can - why else do non-Magicians usually want a Magician training partner at Skeles? In short, there's nothing wrong with leeching so long as you're a competent, useful player afterward. Which usually doesn't happen in GMS simply due to age and maturity.

By the way, a party can still be an ultimating Magician with various attackers. Just because ultimates have changed how we train doesn't mean we no longer party TO train (though leeching on a rope isn't true partying). As games progress, they evolve and change, and so do the methods of partying, training, and leveling. It's okay to use new things to your advantage; that's how the world works. But allowing yourself to fall into a spoiled, ignorant mentality with such new upgrades is unacceptable. Again, the issue here is not game updates making people stupid, it's the inability of people to remain smart and mature with the passing of time.