Curse

DreamRunner · Jun 04, 2007, 03:07 PM // 15:07

I actually dont mind all 10. But i'll lean towards the prophecies and factions characters. I really love the rit, I find it more unique than most other characters currently. But, someone had a picture in the thread with a rit in the scout? The rit is a caster.

SpeedyKQ · Jun 04, 2007, 06:21 PM // 18:21

Six was just fine. Eight was OK, too. Ten is starting to push it, but I think it still works, barely. I'm very glad they won't be adding any more. The more professions there are, the less new stuff each one gets, as the developer resources are finite.

If GW2 is going to have a high level cap, I'd rather see a smaller number of deeper professions, since we won't be able to play as many characters. Instead of adding new professions with each expansion, add new attribute lines to the existing ones.

Bryant Again · Jun 04, 2007, 06:33 PM // 18:33

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Originally Posted by SpeedyKQ

If GW2 is going to have a high level cap, I'd rather see a smaller number of deeper professions, since we won't be able to play as many characters. Instead of adding new professions with each expansion, add new attribute lines to the existing ones.

Agree completely.

Uriah Heep · Jun 05, 2007, 01:41 AM // 01:41

Disagree. In Diablo the level cap was insanely high yet it didn't stop people from making several accounts with all sorts of characters.
I think the more the better. Variety is always great. Leave balancing to Anet, they know how to do it.

Bryant Again · Jun 05, 2007, 01:52 AM // 01:52

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Originally Posted by Uriah Heep

Disagree. In Diablo the level cap was insanely high yet it didn't stop people from making several accounts with all sorts of characters.
I think the more the better. Variety is always great. Leave balancing to Anet, they know how to do it.

In Diablo 2, everyone's role was to kill things. Just in a different way. No healers, no support, just monster pwnage.

rogh daxh · Jun 05, 2007, 10:15 AM // 10:15

for the classes, I think 1 is enough. then let the player make choices and develop your char on the way. that would be cool.

Tozen · Jun 06, 2007, 04:53 AM // 04:53

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Originally Posted by Bryant Again

In Diablo 2, everyone's role was to kill things. Just in a different way. No healers, no support, just monster pwnage.

Well, I like that idea to a degree, but healing adds A LOT of strategy to PvP and I think it would be silly to get rid of it.

Hopefully though the next "healer class" will have a viable damage line.

Bryant Again · Jun 06, 2007, 04:59 AM // 04:59

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Originally Posted by Tozen

Well, I like that idea to a degree, but healing adds A LOT of strategy to PvP and I think it would be silly to get rid of it.

Hopefully though the next "healer class" will have a viable damage line.

I didn't suggest to do that. I was merely stating how it was done in Diablo 2.