Quote (Inaya @ Sun, Sep 6 2009, 10:51am)
perhaps include information on a weller?
in your key points you write this:
'Daggers are recommended for this because Samurai, Monk and Ninja can use them in the future.' in the first point
and this:
'Staffs are preferred because Warlock can use them.' in the last point.
contradictory? confusing? which weapon is preferred/recommended as there are only 2 weapons available to the mage? you really cant recommend both. I mean you can but its not really helpful.
you also state daggers a much less expensive. are they really less expensive? I always thought staves were cheaper. sorry if im wrong.
There are very keywords not included in your quotes of mine.
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Most people use Enhance Effect weapons for levels 1-20 while playing any form of melee. Daggers are recommended for thisbecause Samurai, Monk and Ninja can use them in the future.
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Casting Magicians have limited item usage. Staffs are preferred because Warlock can use them. However, Daggers are much less expensive.
Daggers are much less expensive than staffs when it comes to casting.
edit;
I chose to leave weller information out for various reasons. The primary reason is, not only magicians can well. All classes "can well". It wouldn't make sense to dictate to everyone that mentioning welling for only Magician is the way to go. The second reason is, Welling requires particular items. If a person plays a magician they will inherently collect items they need as a weller. Third, if they fundamentally follow this guide, especially on the Vitality suggestions, they will be able to well without any special considerations.
As much as I'd like to, I would like to "list gear to use" with examples, however, I feel that could set a "standard" and setting standards are not a good example to lead as this game is very exploratory and self learning by preference. Which also goes in several directions, from "all out intelligence builds" to strategic placement builds (200 int then focus on additional modifiers). I think it is best to leave all options open and let people only have a fundamentally sound basis to grow their own way.
This post was edited by przy on Sep 6 2009 09:38am