Any game can become a grind Fest if you allow it to become one. Vanguard has multiple quest lines to enjoy not mentioning crafting, diplomacy and if you turn into a grind Fest it’s because you choose not to delve into the inner makings of the game.

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Originally posted by sacreddaykil

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Originally posted by anarchyart
Here's what I can remember
Heavy fighters: Warrior, Paladin, Dreadknight, one more (can't remember)
Light Fighters: Rogue, Bard, Ranger, Monk
Casters: Sorceror, Psionicist, Necro, Druid
Healers: Cleric, Blood mage, Shaman (One more I think)
Too many races to bother remembering.

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you got that info from a site? and you know anything about the druids? can they shapeshift?

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Originally posted by _Shadowmage

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7. Vanguard has 16 classes to choose from.

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That sucks - Guild Wars with its expansions has 10 primary classes to choose from, and when you add a secondary thats 90 possible class combinations.

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Ok well he does not understand what he is saying. Let me help.

There are four classes per area of choice, I will use examples from the net to help illustrate and to further educate you and the others that seem to not understand or refuse to read before they speak (or write).

Protective Fighter Classes - Warrior, Paladin, Inquisitor and Dark Knight
Offensive Fighter Classes  - Monk, Rogue, Ranger and Bard
Healer Classes - Cleric, Blood Mage, Disciple and Shaman
Caster Classes - Sorcerer, Druid, Psionicist and Necromancer.

These are the 4 classes of choice for each area. Now, each one of these classes may choose 1 of 3 paths in which to specialize, this gives you more options for a broader character build. For example, a Monk is Monk to start but when he reaches a certain level he is allowed to pick a path. From what I have read the Paths are Drunken Master, Tiger Style, and Dragon style. So as you can see ther are far more classes than just 16 to choose from.

Hope this clears some things up or at least shows you guys that Sigil has a great game with some awesome concepts.

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Originally posted by PTED

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Originally posted by Xantheous
They are totally different because, Vanguard has CONTENT Guild Wars has NONE. .nuff said

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I am totally baffled by how an idiot can get the title "Hard Core member", mmorpg.com ought to fix this ranking system

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Though I respect RP'ers for who they are and dispise Leet'ists for who the tend to be I have to say keep Roleplaying where it belongs, at a table with a group of friends that are like minded.

I am sorry to say "UNLESS" you have a dedicated server for roleplaying plaese do not force people that are not into roleplaying to have to deal with it. It is annoying and in most cases just tends to slow down the pace of the game and group.

I can remember one time that I was in DDO and we spent 3 hours to get to the end of the dragon raid because a roleplaying cleric was afraid of heights, and, argh.....nuff said.

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Originally posted by Kyleran

One big problem that WOW struggles with is an imbalance between sides, with horde almost always being on the short end of the stick.  This is generally attributed as being due to the fact that Alliance characters are better looking, and the Alliance is considered to be the "good" side. (Hence BC's addition of Blood Elves)

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