2 DAYS OUT, HAVE YOU DECIDED?

[Cen]

Order in which im leaning and need something to push me:

1. Human Ranger
2. Halfling Cleric
3. Halfling Druid
4. Ogre Shaman
5. Unknown Paladin

I want a ranger or a priest likely. I like to kick some ass but I like healing too.
Its mostly between the Human Ranger or Halfling Cleric,
but I might just go druid since they are easy to do, but numerous. I may never be able to reach any goals as a Cleric since I am required to have someone else do the work.

I might just make the Human Ranger and Halfling Cleric both if I can be happy with two characters ;D

[Mooshu3100]

Originally Posted by Cen [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Order in which im leaning and need something to push me:

1. Human Ranger
2. Halfling Cleric
3. Halfling Druid
4. Ogre Shaman
5. Unknown Paladin

I want a ranger or a priest likely. I like to kick some ass but I like healing too.
Its mostly between the Human Ranger or Halfling Cleric,
but I might just go druid since they are easy to do, but numerous. I may never be able to reach any goals as a Cleric since I am required to have someone else do the work.

I might just make the Human Ranger and Halfling Cleric both if I can be happy with two characters ;D

Cen, Go cleric so someone can heal my human SK! Or paladin if last minute decision decides that way haha.

Jk, I say pick two.. one to main and one when you need a break from whatever job the first char always gets haha

[Cen]

Originally Posted by Mooshu3100 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Cen, Go cleric so someone can heal my human SK! Or paladin if last minute decision decides that way haha.

Jk, I say pick two.. one to main and one when you need a break from whatever job the first char always gets haha

I think im gonna be Cenro Human Ranger and Cenbo Halfling Cleric ;p boom, im like 99% sure.

[kaluppo]

Originally Posted by Cen [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Order in which im leaning and need something to push me:

1. Human Ranger
2. Halfling Cleric
3. Halfling Druid
4. Ogre Shaman
5. Unknown Paladin

I want a ranger or a priest likely. I like to kick some ass but I like healing too.
Its mostly between the Human Ranger or Halfling Cleric,
but I might just go druid since they are easy to do, but numerous. I may never be able to reach any goals as a Cleric since I am required to have someone else do the work.

I might just make the Human Ranger and Halfling Cleric both if I can be happy with two characters ;D

Here is my suggestion. Play two classes to start. Make one a Druid and pick whichever you want to play most for the other. Lets say you pick the Ranger for the second just for the sake of this discussion.

Druids are one of the best soloing classes and can be leveled up quickly. You don't even have to get the Druid all the way to 50 right off the bat. 34 should be high enough for making your Ranger's life so much easier. Root/rot and grouping as the healer will make this leveling process go quickly if you are motivated.

By the time you get to 34 you would have all self druid ports and most of the group ones. By then there should be an economy going and you will find making PP either at cash camps or porting for donations more than doable. How did this help your Ranger you start playing?

1). You now have a cash cow to pay for Rangers spells if you need it which you may not. But what you definitely have is an errand boy who can go get those spells for you without running across multiple zones or worse having to wait forever on a boat. Druid ports right to the vendors, buys spells, puts in a bag and delivers to the zone Ranger is in. Now you get someone to transfer or you can even transfer to yourself if you need to. Just drop bag in a remote area, camp to ranger and pick up bag with ranger.

2). Druid can buff group mates as you level up. hitting an orc highway group with 34+ druid buffs and then camping to ranger makes killing much faster and easier. You don't have to do this of course but it's nice to be able to.

3). Druid can be something to do when you can't find a group. Looking for group for an hour straight with no success? Camp to Druid and work on getting to lvl 35 or whatever his next level is. 34 Druids can quad kite which is big fun and decent XP. Then after awhile you can camp back over and try again to see if a group is around.

4). Druids can help your ranger solo early levels when fear kiting isn't an option yet. It's 2 am and your all alone in oasis as a 15 Ranger trying to hit 16 before you go to bed? Killing blues with face tanking is proving to be dangerous and brutally slow? Log in druid, pull a Deep water Caimen or something that normally cons white, yellow or barely red to your ranger at that level. Pull said croc to the exact spot your ranger is camped at and root him there. Now snare croc and use druids root and low level nukes to bring crock to 0-2% health. Camp to character screen and switch to ranger fast. Crock will be 15-22% health when you get in as ranger. If under 20% he stays turned and won't even bite you as you finish him off. You get full XP and took little to no damage.

5). Once lvl 60 and PotG is available you can makes lots of friends and make yourself wealthy by casting PotG on others for donation.

Would some consider the above cheating or not playing the game the way it was intended? Sure. They are merely suggestions on how you can save time, earn PP for other characters needs and make a lot of new friends as everyone loves to befriend Druids and Clerics for obvious reasons.

[Cen]

Originally Posted by kaluppo [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Here is my suggestion. Play two classes to start. Make one a Druid and pick whichever you want to play most for the other. Lets say you pick the Ranger for the second just for the sake of this discussion.

Druids are one of the best soloing classes and can be leveled up quickly. You don't even have to get the Druid all the way to 50 right off the bat. 34 should be high enough for making your Ranger's life so much easier. Root/rot and grouping as the healer will make this leveling process go quickly if you are motivated.

By the time you get to 34 you would have all self druid ports and most of the group ones. By then there should be an economy going and you will find making PP either at cash camps or porting for donations more than doable. How did this help your Ranger you start playing?

1). You now have a cash cow to pay for Rangers spells if you need it which you may not. But what you definitely have is an errand boy who can go get those spells for you without running across multiple zones or worse having to wait forever on a boat. Druid ports right to the vendors, buys spells, puts in a bag and delivers to the zone Ranger is in. Now you get someone to transfer or you can even transfer to yourself if you need to. Just drop bag in a remote area, camp to ranger and pick up bag with ranger.

2). Druid can buff group mates as you level up. hitting an orc highway group with 34+ druid buffs and then camping to ranger makes killing much faster and easier. You don't have to do this of course but it's nice to be able to.

3). Druid can be something to do when you can't find a group. Looking for group for an hour straight with no success? Camp to Druid and work on getting to lvl 35 or whatever his next level is. 34 Druids can quad kite which is big fun and decent XP. Then after awhile you can camp back over and try again to see if a group is around.

4). Druids can help your ranger solo early levels when fear kiting isn't an option yet. It's 2 am and your all alone in oasis as a 15 Ranger trying to hit 16 before you go to bed? Killing blues with face tanking is proving to be dangerous and brutally slow? Log in druid, pull a Deep water Caimen or something that normally cons white, yellow or barely red to your ranger at that level. Pull said croc to the exact spot your ranger is camped at and root him there. Now snare croc and use druids root and low level nukes to bring crock to 0-2% health. Camp to character screen and switch to ranger fast. Crock will be 15-22% health when you get in as ranger. If under 20% he stays turned and won't even bite you as you finish him off. You get full XP and took little to no damage.

5). Once lvl 60 and PotG is available you can makes lots of friends and make yourself wealthy by casting PotG on others for donation.

Would some consider the above cheating or not playing the game the way it was intended? Sure. They are merely suggestions on how you can save time, earn PP for other characters needs and make a lot of new friends as everyone loves to befriend Druids and Clerics for obvious reasons.

Pretty convincing [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] Thanks also I see you have most of those classes! (I was Bard/Wizard on Blue. Always was jealous druids got the better ports and more port requests [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.])

[Throatseeker]

Originally Posted by Cen [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Order in which im leaning and need something to push me:

1. Human Ranger
2. Halfling Cleric
3. Halfling Druid
4. Ogre Shaman
5. Unknown Paladin

I want a ranger or a priest likely. I like to kick some ass but I like healing too.
Its mostly between the Human Ranger or Halfling Cleric,
but I might just go druid since they are easy to do, but numerous. I may never be able to reach any goals as a Cleric since I am required to have someone else do the work.

I might just make the Human Ranger and Halfling Cleric both if I can be happy with two characters ;D

Ranger all the way man!