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Originally Posted by Nevin
Now thats a load of shit.
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Originally Posted by Esan
It's worse than that. Zinger has an insatiable superiority complex that leaves him unable to refrain from crawling out from under the bridge and trying to create the monthly shitstorm. If he were truly here for help and guidance, he would drop the attitude.
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Originally Posted by Zinger314
I'd also advise that you get a sense of humor. The "Ritual Lord" comment was a slighted joke to justify my familarity with Ritualists. (although my Ritual Lord guide was the first one, as far as I know...)
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Originally Posted by Deleet
Warriors - How?
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Originally Posted by cellardweller
Because its the profession responsible for predicting and controlling the AI's position.
newbie warrior>jump in with 8 attack skills and probably die bad warrior>jump in with 8 defense skills and tank Mediocre warrior>Destroy important targets while maintaining party wide defense Good warrior>Bodyblock their offense, destroy their important targets and shepherd the AI into adjacent AoEs all while maintaining partywide defense. Excellent Warrior> Don't know, I'll let you know when I get there. Maybe I just haven't been deep enough into other roles, but I have found them to fit into the following broad groups of increasing complexity,. Single target dps (spearagon, blood nec, warrior played simply) - needs to know who the enemies are AoE DPS (fire ele, curses nec) - Needs to know who and where the enemies are Single target disruption (disruption mes, interrupt ranger) - Needs to know who the enemies are, and what they are doing. AI Manipulator (Warrior, Derv) - Needs to know who the enemies are, where they are, and where they will be. AI Counteracter (Active Prot monk) - Needs to know who the enemies are, what they are doing, and what they will be doing. |

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Originally Posted by Shadowz Love
Monk - Very satisfying when healing/proting in an elite group
- Though if your group fails it is entirely your fault |
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Warrior -Very un-versatile -Best used with URSAN lol |
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Ele - It can be a joy singlehandedly dropping 3 MS and watching the destruction unfold - For all out annihilation an ele is the way to go |
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Originally Posted by Shadowz Love
As for other choices:
Monk - Very satisfying when healing/proting in an elite group - Though if your group fails it is entirely your fault Warrior -Very un-versatile -Best used with URSAN lol Ranger - again not a lot of versatility |
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Originally Posted by Shadowz Love
Dont dismiss the paragon as a boring, "gay looking" character
Paragons are very powerful buffers which can be extremely fun to play as well as being almost required for the top elite mission builds As for other choices: Monk - Very satisfying when healing/proting in an elite group - Though if your group fails it is entirely your fault Warrior -Very un-versatile -Best used with URSAN lol Ranger - again not a lot of versatility - can be very fun when using interupts Derv - An overpowered warrior with effective self heals - can be used to solo Sin - No comment Rit - I cant really help on this one not knowing a lot about them Mesmer - the most under-rated profession - Can be effective im most things Ele - It can be a joy singlehandedly dropping 3 MS and watching the destruction unfold - For all out annihilation an ele is the way to go |