Epoch wrote on Jun 9
th, 2012 at 7:45am:
Fact of the matter is, a good caster will always outkill a good melee. A great caster will always outkill a great melee. Take a great caster and stick it with noobs, and will have all the kills.
The thing is, casters are supposed to be that way. It is how D&D is designed. Those who have access to powers not of this world are more powerful then people who have to rely on the world in a more physical sense. Which, if you really think about it, makes perfect fucking sense.
Casters are supposed to be the endgame, melee are just for looks.
What he said, plus, in the name of science, take 4 random puglet PMs, and then throw in Groan on his monk or barb, and compare the killcounts

I haven't seen anyone claim that heavily TRed, immaculately geared, intelligently played casterss aren't insanely powerful (as they should be, as epoch said, unless they want to scratch off the last remaining semblance to d&d), but any of those 3 (ok maybe not the TR part, everyone's TRing these days) automatically disqualifies 99,99% of the playerbase