First time playing a Warrior.. some weapon advice please - Page 2 - Guild Wars Forums

Kada · Feb 10, 2012, 08:43 AM // 08:43

If you're playing your ele to the point that you're finishing campaigns on it, why not give it one of the endgame rewards and develop it a bit more? Ele's just got a boost that make them more fun to play than they previously have been. You don't have to worry about your warrior suffering without the gear either as you can just finish off the campaigns on it too?

Azarkar · Feb 10, 2012, 02:47 PM // 14:47

Came back again to my post, and wish to thank everyone who has posted and shared ideas.
Also special thanks to the couple of generous adventurers who were generous with your time showing me some new stuff, and for the gifts. When I first posted this thread, it was off to a bad start. Meaning, someone came in here and left a rather rude message. So rude it was that the mod felt they should remove his post altogether, and did so. But quickly after that very helpful information started to come in, and more.

It might be a small thing to some of you who posted helpful advice and shared some items, but it was a boon of help to me and I wish to pay it forward one day when I have the info and knowledge to do so. THANKS AGAIN! :-)

Feb 10, 2012, 08:43 AM // 08:43	#21
Kada Frost Gate Guardian Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Reykjavik, IS Guild: [Hero] Profession: R/Rt	If you're playing your ele to the point that you're finishing campaigns on it, why not give it one of the endgame rewards and develop it a bit more? Ele's just got a boost that make them more fun to play than they previously have been. You don't have to worry about your warrior suffering without the gear either as you can just finish off the campaigns on it too?

Feb 10, 2012, 02:47 PM // 14:47	#22
Azarkar Academy Page Join Date: Dec 2010	Came back again to my post, and wish to thank everyone who has posted and shared ideas. Also special thanks to the couple of generous adventurers who were generous with your time showing me some new stuff, and for the gifts. When I first posted this thread, it was off to a bad start. Meaning, someone came in here and left a rather rude message. So rude it was that the mod felt they should remove his post altogether, and did so. But quickly after that very helpful information started to come in, and more. It might be a small thing to some of you who posted helpful advice and shared some items, but it was a boon of help to me and I wish to pay it forward one day when I have the info and knowledge to do so. THANKS AGAIN! :-)