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I tried to write a good post, but the forum screwed me over 2 times already. Here goes the short version: Assassins suck in solo PvP. They shine in group PvP. Like it or not, it's how it works. If you're lookin for a FOTM, make ranger or sorc. |
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Originally posted by Pelaaja If only you know how many times that's happened to me. Grr... |
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Originally posted by DiSpLiFF
There's no reason a good solo sin can't get kills in the abyss. I'm just a lowly gladiator, but I know a bit about sins, and a lot about ganking... If you can start your gank with your aether's hold move, you're in good shape. From there you can start your stunning attacks. With aethertwisting and FE, you should be able to resist the opposing player's initial root or sleep or counter attack. If they pot and run, you have your 20% speed buff skill, and can also use a fligth scroll/run scroll if you need. Using a heal pot you can also remove most slows. With this speed advantage plus your teleport attacks you should be able to track down a lot of players. Rangers, casters, sins, chanters should all be good targets for you. Templars, clerics and glads will be your most difficult ganks due to survivability and escapability. DOn't even try to take on a temp or glad with unwavering devotion as you will not be able to stun them. If a cleric doesn't go down in a reasonable time, give up and move on. Lastly, try to gank areas where the enemy has limited escape routes. Good luck ganking somebody standing next to a guard tower. One more note, as a stealth class, watch where you stealth. Good players will have enemy actions up on radar and can see your stealth message. If you spook them this way they will often get a head start on running away or preparing to fight you. |
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LOL: Pvp, skill and MMO used in same sentence...OP is a twat |
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