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Just started back myself, get the silver play for a while and IF you get up to the cap levels think of going gold. The bonuses of gold do not really apply till you are not out leveling your gear faster than you can attain it. |
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The perfect Wile E Coyote character in DCUO.
General Discussion « DC Universe 1/15/11 4:18:48 PM
Not DC but... the best tank build that could be made in DCUO??? The Tick. I am waiting on teh PS3 to patch (stupid slow BTW) so I can not toss details but c'mon man can you think of a better toon to play. My first toon will be some kind of Tick type fer sho. |
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No comment asside from HELL YEAH, from the patch notes: http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/2053469 |
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As a new player to WoW I must say that players have no idea how to group. I run a preist and only do instances and I would wager that 90% of the groups are horrid at agro management and basic group skills... like letting the tank lead or pull?!?!? Not to mention that as a DPS if you get agro you are not #1 on the heal list but will be on the revive list provided you do not bitch too much about getting yourself killed. I think that everyone should be forced to spend a week in a real group based MMO as part of the pre level 80 instances, make it like the drivers licenses in Gran Torismo, if you do not have the base skills you can not come in. |
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Best after the fact professions are taylor (needs no gathering profession) and mining if you want to sell or taylor and enchanting if you want to level a profession that will reward big cash in the end... Tayloring will feed your enchanting with mats. |
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How do I recover my old account before battlenet?
General Discussion « World of Warcraft 12/26/10 9:52:58 AM
Same thing happened to me, I had to email customer service, took a few days but it worked out. I think you can also find it with one of teh account keys from the original install but mine was long gone. |
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OK I admit I was an EQ2 guy till I got bored as heck with it so my start in WoW was quite late. I was up to my mid 60's when WotLK came out and I pretty much stopped playing to give Vanguard another shot. So the other day I patched WoW and started some new toons. I had this idea to have a healer do nothing but instances and then have some other toons run the new world content and farm mats. So far I have three mid 20's toons (I level them all at the same time unless I get a solid PUG and reinstance) and I noticed something kind of odd. The healer that I have running nothing but instances is leveling faster and is geared out the rear while my open world toons are kind of just wandering around thwacking things. Do not get me wrong the open world content is fun but the gear and the specs you run your toons at would not hold up in an instance run. For example bring a holy preist is king in isntances but falls flat in the open world and the same deal with a viable non druid tank. So my question is this; asside from DPS do we basically need to pick a line (instances or open world) till we reach 30 and can swap out our abilities?
Also it is really easy to tell when your party members are open world players in the way they play their toons and how they are geared. Instancing requires a little more shal we say impulse control and a tad bit of logic also by the time you reach a mid level 25, 35, etc you need to be geared to have a chance to run the instance. Again this is mostly from a healer/tank role all the DPS can do what ever untill later levels when they need to shell out the numbers. |
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It has been forever, two weeks, and a few hours since I played EQ2 but all new players seeking plat need to know (or at least did need to know) Option 1: If it is legendary and non-bind sell it Reason being is that transmuting converts legendary and better items into raw components that a higher level character will pay pocket change for (gold and possibly more as you level up). Also see those twinks and high end re-rolls they will pay large amounts for good item enchantments that you can make from … wait for it… transmuting your bind-on-equip gear you do not need out have out leveled. Plus you can solo for ever and never need item upgrades to help you survive until end game any way. Just play the darn game and quit worrying about the Joneses. |
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Returning player noob questions
General Discussion « Vanguard: Saga of Heroes 9/13/09 2:27:22 PM
Returning player here and I got a few questions: 1. Have dominant or for that matter undesirable classes emerged? If it helps I have a DK/armor smith and a rogue that really does not craft. |
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Need your opinion on these two classes.....NECROMANCER and CONJUROR
The Tavern (General) « Everquest II 4/05/09 6:03:14 AM
I have not played in a good bit but can't you betray from one to the other? |
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Will I Run Out of Solo Content On My Way to 80?
The Tavern (General) « Everquest II 1/13/09 10:20:51 PM
Originally posted by DrWalnut
If I recall there are at least six factions you can align with in this zone. Two for the iksar (span and rilis), one for the other reptile race (can't really recall their name... sad), one for the human/elf, the goblin & giant outcasts and the bellywhumpers. |
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I am actually having the opposite experience, played EQ2 since launch and recently migrated to WoW. WoW just seems to have more to do & the community while full of little turds is on average better then the snobbish vibe I got form the folks over on the Everfrost server. EQ2 actually has extremely linear zone progression… too much so for me to be honest. I felt a little locked into what I ‘had’ to do and really appreciate the relative freedom of games like WoW and VSoH. Also RoK just left me exhausted and somehow sapped my will to play the game, I tried to play TSO but could not get myself re-excited and never really got into it. |
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I know the off the cuff answer is "all of them' but I was wondering if there are classes that have a higher raid demand than others. I just started the game and rolled a rogue because I played a rogue in EQ2 as my first ever non tank and loved it. Before I get too committed to the rogue I would like to know if there are any non-healer classes that have a higher then normal raid demand.
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OK, I played EQ2 from launch and still do, kind of. My brother plays WoW so I figured what the heck at least I can chat with him and gave it a shot. I have been in WoW for about a month and where is my honest take: New player experience: Playability: Lore: Combat systems: End game: Raids: Leveling: PVP: PVE: Complexity: Crafting: Population: Take what you will from this hope it helps, and falme if you want I never bother reading it. |
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FYI Curse client has beed causing my some pretty funky UI glitches when my inventory is open. You will probably want to bring down a most of your back ground applicaitons as mentioned earlier. |
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the patch system is 100% crap, it feels like there has ben no effort to include content patches into the retail sets. Would be cool if it was one giant patch but I am apparently adding content patch by content patch.... /snore |
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Returning to EQ2, I could use some convincing
The Tavern (General) « Everquest II 11/12/08 9:47:06 PM
I guess I should speak against RoK since it is getting so much love here. My problem with RoK is this: /end rant That said I really hope beyond hope that TSO is really a great expansion that brings this diverse game back into balance as opposed to the “/level_chat LFG for VoES, locked out of all the other instances that players actually go to under their own free will or I will just grind solo trash till I drown in my own drool” mess that RoK has turned EQ2 into. |
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Thanks for the info. A bit of a downer, I really like the all in one concept but I guess Bliz has no need to market to noobs. anyone recall the time it took for the battle chest to hit the market after BC was live? Long story short my brother really wants me to play but I would prefer a 30$ investment over a $70 and am trying to go as cheep as I can |
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I can not seem to find an answer to this question:
Is this an all in one expansion or will new players need to buy the three available games (or just the base and WotLK)?
Flame as you will so long as you can answer. |
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Thanks for the posts. I am planning on picking up the expansion for this game and EQ2 and go with what ever one I like more for the next year or so. And to make matters worse VGSoH apparently also released new content... holiday marketing sweeps can be so sucky but in a good way. |
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