All Posts by Andorhal

Originally posted by Godliest

 

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Originally posted by Andorhal
Also, I've seen that Pvxwiki.com is a good site to learn PvP builds along with PvE builds as well. It has most of the information there that you'd need to make the most use of that build, and their tested and given ratings based on their effectiveness. It really helps you pick out the skills for do PvP at your best possible skill. The only think I don't like about it though is that a lot of the builds rely on you having all of the stand-alones and expansions.

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PvX is basically an attempt to store the current meta builds, which however only is relevant if you're going to play HA or TA; since you there will be asked to play builds for "Sway" or Rspike and thus you can check before on PvX how the setup is.

However relying entirely on PvX for all your builds may be a bad idea; creating your own ones and seeing how well they work and so on is a good way to learn what works and what doesn't. In the beginning it's best to start off with playing already tested builds to get the basics; and then proceed to making your own ones.

Also, I've seen that Pvxwiki.com is a good site to learn PvP builds along with PvE builds as well. It has most of the information there that you'd need to make the most use of that build, and their tested and given ratings based on their effectiveness. It really helps you pick out the skills for do PvP at your best possible skill. The only think I don't like about it though is that a lot of the builds rely on you having all of the stand-alones and expansions.

Its not going to be beaten any time soon, conan, the latest contender, is too buggy, and the quests arent fun. Guild wars doen't have an extensive enough PvE world, but the PvP is better. And if you want t complain about leveling being too fast, play guild wars. I got to the level cap in a week, playing like 3 hours a day. The thing is World of Warcraft keeps getting new content, so its not really a 3 year old game as you say.

Well, the high times are understandable, how many warnings have you gotten? It increases as you get more warnings and break the rules more, that much should be expected. And if you do it too many times, I woulndt't be surprised if you got a permanent ban. You need to regulate your chat usage, maybe disble a channel or two to prevent yourself from getting into any more trouble.

I hate how people have to jump around in pvp, instead of using their skills wisely.

It really annoys the hell out of me and theres only one thing you can do about it if your the right class, CC.

The answer to your question is painfully obvious, go with SWG, its much more massive in the player aspect, and its more complex, in a good way, CoV, like its brother CoH is extremely simplistic, which makes it boring, atlease with SWG you know that you will last longer.

This is definately not one of the worst games ever, have you seen some of the stuff that they make in Japan?

For in the U.S. well, have you seen some of the games based on pop stars and dolls? Worst ever period.

I guess his may be called an mmo, it is Role Playing, but not much of real gameplay, there are alot of people that play it though. Not really a MMORPG.

If you don't have IE your need to change some stuff around, there are instructions in the website there, like for firefox for example.

If your using anything else BUT internet explorer, the link won't work for you, it has instructions on the website there telling you what you need to do.

It was fun, thats why i played it, but they rarely released new things, so I just got bored and stopped playing it. And the monthly fee is only worth it if you have a crappy computer with which you you can't even play City of Heroes on, might as well use the money to buy Warcraft III and the Frozen Throne.

Theres been a 3 day trial for 2 or more years now, its only 3 days but sometimes its bugged and you can keep playing, but you can;t do anything that a trial account cant do, but you can still keep getting your stuff up.

Only play if you have absolutely no way to play any other mmo.

You can go DnD, I know its possible, I just dont know how.

There was a guide that toontask.com was working on, I just don't know what happened to it.

I'm the guy at the top.

It really depends on wether your lazy or not :P JK. I played this game for a while, got bored, quit, played again, got bored again, quit, and i check up on my account, I still have my ship.

Around the time that it was first released, it came with a PS2 hard drive, I mean, there probably people out there playing it on their PCs right now.

Lol

Originally posted by djnexus

Hello all, I started playing back when the game was first released, and after some thought ive decided to give the game another shot. My highest lvl toon was a 40 warlock so ive never even really experienced alot of the game.  I plan on sticking with things this time around, and experiencing all the game has to offer. Ive already picked up the expansion as well. I had a few questions if anyone could answer them.

1.) Is it hard finding groups or new players that are lower lvl to play with?

2.)  Since im gonna start from scratch, what would be the best server to join?

3.) what would be the best class to play in order to find groups easier, ive heard when it comes to like a DPS class for instance theres so many that somtimes its hard to find a group?

Thanks

2.) It really depends on a combination of two things, your location, and your play style.

It will reccomend the closest server to you when you start it up at first, use the ones closest to the top of the list as priority, only stray away from that if you have a bad experience with people or if there is none on, or to play with.

The second this depends on your playstyle, the type of the realm / server.
First, there's Normal PvE, the one I think it reccomends to you, no guidelines on naming, and PvP when you want. 
Second, there's Roleplaying PvE, there are naming guidlines, and there might be some other differences.
Third, there is the PvP server which is all PvP all the time if you are not in an <30 zone which is controlled by your faction.

3.) If you want to be shure you get into a group, go either mage or warrior or mostly preist.

Yea its funny, I wonder if any other celibrities can hack into WoW and make their own class, I'd like to see the mohawk talent tree, maybe "Wrath of Mr. T" as an endgame?

Theres a reason why the game has the turtorial buttons at the beginning of the game and they, along with some common sense, guided me pretty far in the game when I started out, some of the things that you talk about are covered by this "tutorial" and wether or not they don't know about it or can't comprehend it depends on the players, its not like that many people have complained about the lack of information.

I'd hihly doubt that a gmae that has been a monthly pament for a while due to just a split up, not that many people are really buying it as much as the months after they released it and the removal of the monthly payment would shut down their income, and most likely make them shut the servers down due to the fact that servers cost alot. What would you rather have, this game as a single player game with no monthly fee, or a monthly fee and an mmo with some single player aspects?

As i said in the other post, if you were lucky enough to get into the stress test, your in the beta, you may get an invite anyway.