Teknon
06-07-2010, 07:07 AM
Hello all, old vet here looking to join in on this wonderful thing called project1999. Absolutely brilliant btw and would like to applaude the developers for bringing back the best game during it's prime for all of us true fans of the best Mmo ever concieved. /em Stands and gives a much deserved applause
Now, that being said I am looking for some guidence in choosing what class I want to take to 50. Now I know all the class basics and what they are good for / good at. It's the finer details I am unaware of. Your answers should pertain not only to classic but kunark and velious as well.
So as of now I am leaning toward 3 classes. Bard, Enchanter, or Shaman. But not set in stone about anything but my desires of how I wish to play them. I know what they do and how they do it from a basic stand point.... Mostly what I am curious about is if you master your class ( cause I tend to be obsessive and do so eventually) and can play them to the best of thier ability are all 3 of them viable soloers. Now this also means end game dungeon soloing. Such as breaking camps and farming named for high end drops. I know Shamans ( besides the breaking camps part) are capable for the most part but I am very inexperienced with chanters and bards. This is in no way refering to avg Joe.... I am talking if I push this class to it's limits what can I make it do?
I also want to know how well each class can solo for exp as far as efficiency and comparable to group exp. I remember on my Druid group exp was only ever better if I had a great group that was consistent and killing at a fast to very fast pace (well after 29 or so that is) I want to be self sufficient and not gimped if I choose to be grumpy and alone for a day or two ;). I am not looking for a Mage or necro capable soloer but if I choose to solo I want it to be worth my time and feel somewhat beneficial.
All in all I want to know if the chanter and bard are capable alone if I were to choose to be. Can they function at a relative high success rate? Can I farm desireble upgrades and cash loots without having to bring anyone along if I can push those two classes to thier limits? I love the feeling of loosing myself deep in a dungeon on the verge of disaster but being rewarded greatly for my risk taking. Although sometimes you eat dirt and die a horrid very unprofitable death but that's what makes it fun and exciting! ;)
It boils down to I have a slight fear that if I choose one of those two (chanter or bard) I will be group bound for anything profitable in mid to late lvls and as much as I love soloing that would kill It for me. Any advice or experiences would greatly motivate me to make a descision that I could be happy with.
FYI I know the class basics and group functions so no need to bring up anything pertaining to groups cause I know what I'd be getting into there.
Also avoid pissing contests and my class owns your class if it isn't valide to the question avoid posting it. Thanks!
One last thing.... I do not wish to play and necro Mage or Druid cause I had played them out.... Other then that if you have any group and solo friendly suggestions thy match my desires then by all means provide your arguement :D.... Thanks for all your future responses!
Now, that being said I am looking for some guidence in choosing what class I want to take to 50. Now I know all the class basics and what they are good for / good at. It's the finer details I am unaware of. Your answers should pertain not only to classic but kunark and velious as well.
So as of now I am leaning toward 3 classes. Bard, Enchanter, or Shaman. But not set in stone about anything but my desires of how I wish to play them. I know what they do and how they do it from a basic stand point.... Mostly what I am curious about is if you master your class ( cause I tend to be obsessive and do so eventually) and can play them to the best of thier ability are all 3 of them viable soloers. Now this also means end game dungeon soloing. Such as breaking camps and farming named for high end drops. I know Shamans ( besides the breaking camps part) are capable for the most part but I am very inexperienced with chanters and bards. This is in no way refering to avg Joe.... I am talking if I push this class to it's limits what can I make it do?
I also want to know how well each class can solo for exp as far as efficiency and comparable to group exp. I remember on my Druid group exp was only ever better if I had a great group that was consistent and killing at a fast to very fast pace (well after 29 or so that is) I want to be self sufficient and not gimped if I choose to be grumpy and alone for a day or two ;). I am not looking for a Mage or necro capable soloer but if I choose to solo I want it to be worth my time and feel somewhat beneficial.
All in all I want to know if the chanter and bard are capable alone if I were to choose to be. Can they function at a relative high success rate? Can I farm desireble upgrades and cash loots without having to bring anyone along if I can push those two classes to thier limits? I love the feeling of loosing myself deep in a dungeon on the verge of disaster but being rewarded greatly for my risk taking. Although sometimes you eat dirt and die a horrid very unprofitable death but that's what makes it fun and exciting! ;)
It boils down to I have a slight fear that if I choose one of those two (chanter or bard) I will be group bound for anything profitable in mid to late lvls and as much as I love soloing that would kill It for me. Any advice or experiences would greatly motivate me to make a descision that I could be happy with.
FYI I know the class basics and group functions so no need to bring up anything pertaining to groups cause I know what I'd be getting into there.
Also avoid pissing contests and my class owns your class if it isn't valide to the question avoid posting it. Thanks!
One last thing.... I do not wish to play and necro Mage or Druid cause I had played them out.... Other then that if you have any group and solo friendly suggestions thy match my desires then by all means provide your arguement :D.... Thanks for all your future responses!