Gabraunth

Yes they are pretty difficult. Everyone says this. I wonder why they are so much harder. Maybe there is something we don't know about one of the classes. Possibility.

A message to my fellow druids. If your in the hot seat, your melee partner (pala/bd) has just been gouged by a stealth rouge, then you should always/immediately root the first rouge you see to prevent instant death. After that initial rooot, if your planning to run then you should run towards your melee partner, not in the other direction.

Oh :crazy: ,........ I knew that. :facepalm:

We need some kind of tactic against rouge. I mean, we're fighting something we can even see, and when we use these rouge catching skills, its a shot in the dark. If our stun skills fail, rouge has a high chance of winning. This sounds fair to me.

To be honest and no offense to any dk players, but Paladin is the best choice. Its simple, with pala you can solo bosses with 40k life, and without using pots. I say this because you are more than likely to stay alive due to critical heals. Crit heals can reach as high as 950 with the right astral gear and skill distribution. And critical heals are based on your critical % stat. So imagine being in a party, those mini heals, sometimes out do priests heals. Dk has really good def skills, but eventually you will be potting to stay alive, unless you are relying on regen gear/regen scrolls. But for tanking, I would recommend paladin, pala has real heroic endurance for tanking. As we all already know, pala is a support class, not much of a pvp class, and tanking is where pala can be most effective in this game.

Kind of like seb said, even i'm playing less, I guess we are waiting for this update so there is less activity. I notice only lower levels running around these days., not too much high level activity.

Im also annoyed by the staggering from their shot. Their skills however don't bother me so much. This system is based on reality. Archers/ranged classes have changed the outcome of most battles in realtime. So I think its hard for devs to come up with a system that we will all accept. Rouge throwing knives would be cool. You know, gandalf had a small sword in lord of the rings, these things could work. Give pala a slingshot, a pop to the head might slow a warlock down :crazy:

I go random 90% of the time. I think you become more experienced at playing with all kinds of players, play styles, situations and so on. I think you develope way more tactics per couple of seconds in a changing evironment. For me, always playing with the same partners can stun your growth.

You are also right, even about pala. *Only after pala's fetters fails should the team attemp to keep moving.

Very true. Pala should rush and calculate (if I was a rouge when would I strike/gouge), and then at the right moment fetters. Try to click/tap screen way ahead to see rouge before they activate stealth. This will help indicate time and place to drop fetters. I always do this, and sometimes I can see their direction right before they stealth. And if you don't know, on chosen/elf side, paladin has the best chance at finding a stealth rouge.

Teleporting to any square would kill the game. You wouldnt need to work for anything. Not wit it.

That sums up this topic.

They actually are very useful. When a low level on first island is in trade chat asking for help, its easy to teleport to them. Just finished a chainless quest in enemy territory, and haven't been spotted yet (telly out and sneak back for next quest). Just raided a enemy town, vanish into the fields lol. Getting ganked and got away far enough to telly out. They come in handy for me. All in all just fun.

I think your guild serves a good purpose. Are you planning on opening up shot in eu emerald?

:lol:

The subject wasn't 1v1, just talking about being at crossings. At crossings, which you like to do so much at caravan, I alone had many times fetter and 2-3 hits dropped you, no need a gank. With 580 att/ice its not hard to kill you with some crits here and there. But keep denying these things, you sound more and more like a loser. Everyone unexpectedly gets there ass kicked now and again, real players admit this. So speak with a bit more reasoning. Yeah there were times when I respawned at crossings, it's a part of the game, is there supposed to be some shame in it? I would rather die and respawn than use crossings like its a skill :facepalm: :lol: . Sorry, A bit off topic.

If there is a big clan vs. clan war, please record it. Wouldnt want to miss it.

When I was 2handed high amp sd axe I laid spanish ass out many times, but that was then :pardon: . But pala is auto stun, maybe easiest and most effective stun next to dark circle.

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I think he locked it because of the harmful and unfair things that were said to you and by you. The topic went way off topic and it seemed like the crap talking wasn't going to stop no matter how many reasonable things pheonixfly posted.. So locking is really the only way to shut everyone up. Just my opinion. Or maybe devs is considering your topic to be an important one, one they intent to attend to in the near future.

The music is really cool, I'm loving it. I'm on pc and I'm still getting it too. I'm gonna go sit on the balcony and have a coffee listen to the intro. There should be a soundtrack downloadable from the forum or something.

How do I go to saphire? You mean start a new pala account on saphire? Thats too much work for my daily life, not to mention expensive. Maybe in the future we can have server to server to arena.

This is a good idea, I'm for it.

I completely agree. There are greedy and lying people that would take advantage of others kindness.

The reason I said to give a reward if you choose to is because I know that there are many people from many different countries with many different ways of communicating, and seeing things. We don't know the players (disturber) personally, and sometimes a disturber may feel like "all pvp players are rich ass holes, so I'm gonna disturb the hell out of them". So, maybe giving them something or showing you care about them in some way is enough for them to feel like they are apart of the game and not just a nobody. I have been chewed out before, (we all have), but instead of talking shit back to them, I will simply say something along these lines "I'm sorry if I hurt you in any way, if you need any help let me know, I'm your friend", and then I will add them to my friends list. After this, I can see a very big difference in their attitudes, the way they communicate, and so on. Sometimes, just sometimes, this is all it takes, and believe it or not it can be a very powerful tool towards a better gaming experience. Sorry for the deep dramatic explanation :facepalm: , I'm going through some personal things right now. Anyways, just my opinion. Carry on.