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easypzee · Jul 18, 2007, 04:59 PM // 16:59

need ur advices plz is dis gd. ma 4 slots w/m. n/e . e/m . d/n so plz advice which one i should change n which one i should keep. plz advice plz

Tab · Jul 18, 2007, 05:04 PM // 17:04

k rite u nid 2 rite wel 1st den i wil ansa u kk???

Try using some proper english. And delete whichever you don't want.

Tachyon · Jul 18, 2007, 05:19 PM // 17:19

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Originally Posted by easypzee

need ur advices plz is dis gd. ma 4 slots w/m. n/e . e/m . d/n so plz advice which one i should change n which one i should keep. plz advice plz

If you type in English then perhaps people could make sense of what you're asking and offer some advice!

Kook~NBK~ · Jul 18, 2007, 05:50 PM // 17:50

I'm guessing that English is a secondary language for you. And if you're asking if your choices for professions is good or not, the answer is: If you're having fun playing them, then yes - they're good choices.

You can always change secondary professions later on in the game.

P.S. - This site is kinda slow sometimes, so when you make a new thread or post, don't press "Submit" or "post reply" over and over. Otherwise, you'll end up with multiple threads / posts.

JeniM · Jul 18, 2007, 05:57 PM // 17:57

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Originally Posted by easypzee

need ur advices plz is dis gd. ma 4 slots w/m. n/e . e/m . d/n so plz advice which one i should change n which one i should keep. plz advice plz

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Originally Posted by BabelFish Translator From "Strange" to "English"

need your advice please is this good. my 4 slots w/m. n/e . e/m . d/n so please advice which one i should change and which one i should keep. please advice please

Just play the proffesion you like

Kinn · Jul 18, 2007, 06:10 PM // 18:10

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Originally Posted by easypzee

need ur advices plz is dis gd. ma 4 slots w/m. n/e . e/m . d/n so plz advice which one i should change n which one i should keep. plz advice plz

My advice is that you should pay more attention in classes, particularly in English lessons. Adequate communication skills are an important asset to maintain in all walks of life, and it would be foolish to miss out on the fundamentals at this early stage.

Hope this helps and good luck!

Iuris · Jul 18, 2007, 06:12 PM // 18:12

First, stop trying to look "cool", because you are failing dismally. The language you use is not something a non-native speaker gets wrong. I know, I'm not a native english speaker and I know what bad english sounds like.

But if you are playing the cool kiddie here, let's babysit you for a bit.

Only primary professions matter, the secondary can be changed at any time.

So:
W/M is unclear whether you mean a Warrior/Mesmer or Warrior/Monk. Both can work. W/ME usually uses the resistance enchants to boost physical or elementla resistance really high. W/MO is a common combination, but best advice here is not to try to heal at all. You don't have the energy regeneration. Look at the smiting skills to enhance your attack potential and protection or unlinked skills for hex and condition removal.

N/E: Can't really say what you are running, but as a necro, make use of the necro skills at your disposal. Try the standard necro roles: Minion master, Blood is Power party's energy provider or Spiteful Spirit hexer. A /E secondary is not particularly needed, especially since you already have an elementalist primary.

E/M. Great, another Mesmer or Monk. Mesmer is usually better to provide extra energy management for the elementalist primary damaging skills.

D/N. No idea what build you are running. Do remember that a Dervish is not a tank like the warrior, but rather a mass damage dealer. Too bad a Dervis usually doesn't come into his own without at least three enemies to hit simultaneously...

bilateralrope · Jul 18, 2007, 09:01 PM // 21:01

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Originally Posted by Kook~NBK~

I'm guessing that English is a secondary language for you.

Actually in my experience when people talk like the OP, they are usually people who speak English fluently. People learning English spell out the entire word, its just they get their word choice and ordering wrong. After all the people learning English are actually trying to be readable.

But my standard response to people like this is to quote the forum rules. Then refuse to discuss any of the content in their post till they rewrite it.

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9. Do Not Abuse the English Language

This is a message board, not a chat room. DO NOT use "Leet-Speak", slang or chat lingo our forums. Avoid Colloquial writing. This can best be described as "writing in the way that one would speak." It is an informal, slang style of English that should be reserved primarily for speech, as it can seem unprofessional and sloppy in written text. A casual tone can be interpreted positively in person with face-to-face contact, but can be perceived negatively in writing. As such, you have all the time necessary to articulate your posts in a coherent matter. "You" is only two more letters than "u." It will not kill you to type them. Completely illegible posts are subject to moderation - and I can not guarantee their accuracy of 'translating' the author???s original message.

Additionally, when one punctuation works instead of 10 (example: ? instead of ?!?!), use one

easypzee, one last tip. While you might think that using less letters will make you type it faster, your not in any hurry on forums. Also I find that because I'm in the habit of actually typing out the entire word, not only am I faster than if I try abbreviating the words (it takes me too long to figure out which abbreviation to use), I'm actually faster than a lot of the people that do abbreviate them along with being much more readable to everyone as when reading my messages, people don't need to guess what each abbreviation means.

Kamatsu · Jul 19, 2007, 12:48 AM // 00:48

Please take the time to read through the Q&A forum, as well as the respective forum's for each class to decide what you will like and what you won't like.

Also, in future please don't butcher the english language. Please take the time to read the forum rules (in this case, specifically #9):

http://www.guildwarsguru.com/content...nes-id2030.php

Thread Closed.

Jul 18, 2007, 04:59 PM // 16:59	#1
easypzee Pre-Searing Cadet Join Date: Jun 2007 Profession: W/Mo	is dis gd or not? advice plz need ur advices plz is dis gd. ma 4 slots w/m. n/e . e/m . d/n so plz advice which one i should change n which one i should keep. plz advice plz

Jul 18, 2007, 05:04 PM // 17:04	#2
Tab Jungle Guide Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Under a bridge Guild: Team Quitter [QQ] Profession: Mo/	k rite u nid 2 rite wel 1st den i wil ansa u kk??? Try using some proper english. And delete whichever you don't want.

Jul 18, 2007, 05:50 PM // 17:50	#4
Kook~NBK~ Grotto Attendant Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: A little chalet outside Drok's Guild: Natural Born Killaz	I'm guessing that English is a secondary language for you. And if you're asking if your choices for professions is good or not, the answer is: If you're having fun playing them, then yes - they're good choices. You can always change secondary professions later on in the game. P.S. - This site is kinda slow sometimes, so when you make a new thread or post, don't press "Submit" or "post reply" over and over. Otherwise, you'll end up with multiple threads / posts.

Jul 18, 2007, 06:12 PM // 18:12	#7
Iuris Forge Runner Join Date: Nov 2006 Guild: Crazy ducks from the Forest Profession: W/	First, stop trying to look "cool", because you are failing dismally. The language you use is not something a non-native speaker gets wrong. I know, I'm not a native english speaker and I know what bad english sounds like. But if you are playing the cool kiddie here, let's babysit you for a bit. Only primary professions matter, the secondary can be changed at any time. So: W/M is unclear whether you mean a Warrior/Mesmer or Warrior/Monk. Both can work. W/ME usually uses the resistance enchants to boost physical or elementla resistance really high. W/MO is a common combination, but best advice here is not to try to heal at all. You don't have the energy regeneration. Look at the smiting skills to enhance your attack potential and protection or unlinked skills for hex and condition removal. N/E: Can't really say what you are running, but as a necro, make use of the necro skills at your disposal. Try the standard necro roles: Minion master, Blood is Power party's energy provider or Spiteful Spirit hexer. A /E secondary is not particularly needed, especially since you already have an elementalist primary. E/M. Great, another Mesmer or Monk. Mesmer is usually better to provide extra energy management for the elementalist primary damaging skills. D/N. No idea what build you are running. Do remember that a Dervish is not a tank like the warrior, but rather a mass damage dealer. Too bad a Dervis usually doesn't come into his own without at least three enemies to hit simultaneously...

Jul 19, 2007, 12:48 AM // 00:48	#9
Kamatsu Moderator Join Date: May 2005 Location: Australia	Please take the time to read through the Q&A forum, as well as the respective forum's for each class to decide what you will like and what you won't like. Also, in future please don't butcher the english language. Please take the time to read the forum rules (in this case, specifically #9): http://www.guildwarsguru.com/content...nes-id2030.php Thread Closed. __________________ Have a moderation related issue or just want to chat? Send me a PM